I’m listening on AirPods Adrain and they are working perfect in both ears. In regards to your method of putting up your fence I was always told there’s more than one way to skin a cat and what ever works for you works for you lad. Keep up the good

It's after happening to me with my earphones but great video as always keep up the great videos

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I thought my ear phone war broken

No bother

There are more than one way to solve the stereo mix in your final video. This will be long, but I will suggest 3 ways. I am a professional cinematographer mostly filming and editing promotional videos and TV adverts here in Japan. That's where I am coming from. Please choose the simplest and best solution for you. 1. The Rode Wireless Go is a dual channel receiver. That means that when using one microphone, it is only sending to either the left or right channel. There may be a setting in the receiver that will allow for a stereo mix. 2. The Wireless Go II uses a 2.4GHz (Wi-Fi) to connect and line of sight is important. You may want to consider adding the second microphone to a gun mic on the camera to avoid drop-outs in audio. We call this redundancy. A UK news channel recently filmed Prince Charles in his garden and they used the Wireless Go II, attaching both mics to each lapel of his coat. This was for too reasons, one, if he looks to his left, the left mic will catch it and vice versa if he looks the other way. The other reason is ensure that they always have a constant signal to the receiver. The advantage of the 2.4GHz wireless mics is that they can be used internationally whereas the UHF wireless systems that we tend to prefer to use are country specific and you could get into a lot of trouble using the wrong frequency in a particular country. 3. I don't know what NLE (editing software) you are using, but there should be a setting that on output that it creates a stereo mix when outputting the video. This is probably the simplest method if you are unable to create a stereo mix in the Wireless Go II receiver. I hope that helps and if I find a bit more information on the Wireless GO II, I will edit this reply and add 'EDITED' to the top.

Very glad to hear that, seen your channel there now. Your an inspiration to us all Lisa 👍

Never tried that! 🤔

@@IFarmWeFarm yes the sun dazzles the calf’s eyes and they can’t see properly! what we always do anyways

The kids off course 😜

Never heard of them, I will look them up. Thanks Jack

Thanks Mícheal 👍

Yes same

Yes it does be great to see how different things are done all over the world, Thank you 👍

It’s gonna be a while before things settle by the looks of it, we got the shed priced shortly after we dung out the site, price has more than doubled since 🙈

Yes I should of said that, there a great little thing. Cheers Louis

Thanks Ricky 👍

Yes that’s a new hammer and the handle was very slippery till it’s broke in. Yes what’s your saying makes perfect sense though. Thanks for tuning in from down under mate 👍

Yes that’s the right way, makes perfect sense when you think about it. I’ll do that from now on 👌. Cheers Steven 👍

To be fair I only learned about the gripples and tensioner tool from your channel!😃 I'm rightly set up with mains electric fence inspired by your videos. Thanks. 👍

Ya things were very different when I was there age, got many’s a footprint let on me 🥴

I’ve a tool put a side for that 🤣🤣

@@IFarmWeFarm 😂😂😂😂

For the posts at the end

Yes that was done, the heavy put a rush on the finish line that day

Yip sound lad Phil 👍

Ya then two projects will have to wait until the time presents itself, but I will get them both finished soon enough. Long evenings now gives me more time. Cheers George

Thanks Shane

Ya was a bit gutted but they done well, Donegal have a good team

@@IFarmWeFarm I agree

Ya she’s a very handy tractor for sure, love the thing. I might to a farm tour for our some of our fans down the line. Thanks pat