Bunch of cheap ass products. Might be 40 bucks worth of stuff

While the EBL NMH batteries are rated from 2800 mah on the packaging & on the side of the battery. If you were to check test the actual battery capacity by using an inexpensive battery analyzer?The actual capacity is on average 70% of 2800 mah which equals approximately 1900-2000 mah of actual battery capacity with several variables possibly affecting the results.Taking into consideration, the fact that the batteries are so much cheaper than many other brands? This may not matter to most people. This is more of an FYI regarding boosted numbers in order to increase sales over other competitors by boasting how much higher rated capacity on the packaging when compared to testing the batteries. Unfortunately, most of the Asian battery manufactures utilize this tactic. The only way to find out the capacity is to either test batteries yourself or watch several different KZfaq videos in order to find what brand of battery best suits ones needs .

2+ years ago, bought elb white batteries (rechargable). They slowly die and I have been throwing one away every once in a while as they refuse to recharge. I prefer amazon rechargable. just one opinion.

For me the moskito will be great my camp is in the bayou 😅

Cool review. Something interesting I found: my NiMH batteries (Eneloop, EBL white, Tenergy Premium Pro) can’t reliably power my ancient point-and-shoot cameras whatsoever (Samsung S85 and S850). None of the alkaline AAs I tried were much better. Cameras were useless until I tried the EBL black microUSB Li-Ion rechargeables. Both cameras have dependably cracked off several dozen shots with lots of display on time and photo scrolling and stuff. No telling how long they’ll go (too early for me to report).

Before wasting your money did you not watch other reviews on the con, yes it's a con!!, you have to have room for the electronics and that space is capacity and less is not more.

Hi sir we are also stuck on 5:55 please let me know how to connect properly. thank you

Any chance you're still selling the targets?

The lithium rechargable AA's will have protection in them to cut them off discharging so when your child leaved them in a toy they wont be damaged. Also when i get a NiMH battery thatwont charge i put 1.2v across it fot 30 seconds with a bench PSU and then drop it in to the charger and it works fine after that.

I use these exact batteries to power my telescope mount and for that purpose they provide phenomenal performance. With these powering my mount I can track Jupiter flawlessly at 850x in -17c temps, no other power source even those designed for telescopes could provide that level of precision. These provide a constant 1.5v of power to the motors which is what they need to be precise right down to 10% capacity and can run my mount for up to 24 hours. My set is about 3.5 years old now and still providing the same performance and about 22 hours of runtime.

great video. question: how come you don't put the guiders on the top (out of the way)?

The integrated “charger” takes up considerable space in the shell… I’m a huge fan of lithium ion and lithium iron phosphate (LifePO4), but every engineer I’ve spoken to has said the AA and AAA form factor are just not there yet. I love EBL NiMh and use hundreds in our emergency radio gear. (public safety portable radios and older PASS alarm units) self-discharge issue doesn’t really come into play nowadays, especially with EnerLoop and EBL. If you’re stuck using lithium AA and/or AAA, go with external chargers. EBL and Tenergy make nice chargers but only a few have USB-C as an option, and I detest micro-USB. Nice video and channel..Thanks!

Great video. Have been looking at the 4x2 pro and the x carve. Guess your video is a few years old now so the x carve price has gone up a bit. I currently have an epilog laser and am looking at a CNC machine to compliment it

How was it compared today?

The only problem that I've had with rechargeable Li Ion batteries is the blocking of the AM band on radios. This is likely due to the protective circuitry. I use them in lighting equipment, and not much else.

I think what you are doing is awesome! What kind of retreats will you be having there? Going to subscribe 🙌

I run mine fast and hard too. no problems. the pro is too much $$$$

If my closet has 120” opening what size doors and track should I get? Thank you!

KENTLI's are the best. Hands down!

I dont get so once it gets to eithee side you keep going? How do younonow the game stops or is done.:/

Those non-rechargeable Li EBLs are for smoke detectors.

Nice job thank u for sharing ur skills 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

The price per ton of lithium has gone nuts!

What are you using for a charger?

I did not get to see how the doors slide open...

Great information & video. Thank you!

So would you cut a 3/4” plywood the same or are these portable table saws not meant for thicker and wider sheets. My wife wants me to redo her closet and was thinking about buying a portable table saw, if it works for a complete sheet?

I bought a blink security camera and they only use Lithium batteries. Very expensive as you know. I am going to try these thanks

So toys that are recommended for 1.5 volt alkaline batteries are built for 1.2 volt rechargeable. They can be recharged 10,000 or even just 3000 times? Try 1000 to 1500 if you're lucky. You obviously did not do much research before making your video because you didn't know that all lithium batteries like these are rated in mWh because it takes into account the voltage. It has nothing to do with marketing and to say that says alot about your knowledge on the subject of lithium rechargeable batteries. The reason the toy ran faster is definitely because of the voltage. And from what I've read while doing research is that EBL batteries have a failure rate higher than other rechargeable batteries. If you want good, if not the best Ni-MH batteries buy Panasonic eneloops. Made in Japan because any battery made there is better than the China made junk.

Thanks for making part 2 , it answered my questions and I was able to see the doors open thanks to your son. Any suggestions if the floor is carpeted ?

Why didn't you include video showing how the doors slide by each other ? I waited and waited to see how 4 doors in one opening function, so disappointed you didn't think to include that !

Question, are all 4 doors on 1 track? I plan on doing this this weekend. Just confused on how to add them to 1 track.

Your video is perfect. Well done

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Some of my thoughts: The rechargeable lithium batteries have a reduced capacity due to the charging, protection, and voltage regulation circuitry they have to put into them, because the cells are actually 3.7 volts that have to be stepped down to 1.5 volts. Currently, there are no chargers that can recognize this type of battery and charge them correctly, which is why all that circuitry is in the battery. The benefit is that they have a flat discharge curve (unlike an alkaline) and higher 1.5 volt output (unlike an nimh or nicd). That makes them useful where you may have sensitive circuits that don’t run well at less than 1.5 volts or where you want slightly more power like flashlights. True, they don’t last as long as non-rechargeable lithium, but they can be recharged like 1000 to 1200 times, so they more than pay for themselves. They also hold a charge for a long time. Additionally, they can be used in high drain devices where alkaline can’t. They also don’t leak their guts all over the place when they are drained or left in a device for years. Also, having a tiny cord for charging and either a wall wort or power pack makes them highly portable. They aren’t a panacea, but they definitely fill a need. I use them for multimeters and other test equipment, remotes, flashlights, and things where nimh batteries lack the necessary horsepower. Regarding cells that are drained and won’t charge, you should try jump starting them before tossing them. Basically, take a good battery, the drained battery, and a couple of paper clips. Place a paper clip on the table and set both negative ends on the paper clip, then take the other paper clip and touch it to the two positive ends for a second or two, but no more than that. That should be enough to impart a very slight voltage to the drained cell. Then try to charge it in the charger. You might need to cycle the battery a few times between charge and discharge to restore it properly. However, if the battery behaves oddly, such as gets really hot or charges/discharges abnormally fast, it may be defective and should then be tossed.

Been stressing about what to put up for my bf's wall closet that I created for him and feeling inspired by the way you hung these! I want the doors to open from either direction, but definitely want the center to meet the way you hung these! Also, I will be hanging from the ceiling, so will need longer doors. Thanks for taking the time to post this video!

We are having renovations and they put these plastic sliders in for our triple door, when the doors are pushed to one side they never line up perfectly going all the way back to other side. Any other suggestions?

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Dang! I really wish you would've shown full shot of the final doors and shown them sliding on the track once they were all installed... Missing punch line to an otherwise awesome video.

Very helpful video!! Thanks a lot. I have 81 in height closet and slab size is 80 inch. Do I have to cut off half inch? If I have to I would like to do at the store because I don't have saw myself.

where did you get them printed?

Hey can you post a video about your fold out design you did for this? Thanks!!!

8:55 happy wife happy life homie. xD

Is that the stock stock boot

Of the NiMH batteries I found that the EBLs had a significant failure rate after a year or so being used in our church school. The 2800 is really nearer to 2200-2400. We use a lot of them in various uses in the school so we get a pretty good use and failure profile. We also use a lot of Amazon AAs and none of them have failed through continuous use and cycling so far. We have about 50/50 of the two brands. The fact that we use a lot of them in auto waste bins, label makers, clocks, remotes etc gives us a pretty good feel for their durability. We have about 50 of them in use or standing by ready to use. For my personal use I stick to cells from the original factory in Japan. That would be Eneloop and LADDA from IKEA. IKEA is significantly less expensive than Eneloop for pretty much the identical cell. I use Eneloop exclusively in our church wireless mics and LADDA at home, both AAA and AA. Thought I would share actual use experience with a large batch. However, the EBLs are attractively priced and can be replaced easily. I have bought three different rechargeable li-ion brands for trial. Two AAs have gone dead but more work needed.

Too much unnecessarily talk

Question. What is he best AA rechargeable battery for outside garden lighting? The one that will hold it's charge the longest while in use. Trying to find the one that will keep the garden light on all night and then charge in the daylight hours.

Are they junk. Or reliable

Is this a honest review or paid.

Hi! How are you experience with it here about 2 years later - if you ever tried it again? Does it work better now (with new software hopefully) - and did you find good use for it? :)

Apparently you cannot put them three in a row you can run them two in a row but not three or more apparently is very bad for the battery in the middle that's why it dies and it doesn't come back