It's a fine line paint pen. Here's our video on how to use it. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ed-FoNSa2uDDpac.html Links to purchase in that video's description.

No. This is not for that. These have USB connectors and will not plug into the ethernet port of a router. There are specific devices that push power onto Ethernet cables that you might want to look into. It is called PoE or Power over Ethernet. Specific PoE devices will push power onto Ethernet cables and PoE compatible devices can be powered through them.

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What part can't you do?

@FrakkingCreations can't see tht flip thing inside the trunk or even that small hole my car is 2015

It should be the same generation C-class so I am guessing it is similar. If you can't see it you might want to use you phone and a light to take a video from the access hole so that you can see what it.looks like inside. Otherwise you might have to feel for it.

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Why is it that some people feel the need to force their opinions on others? You do realize that not everyone lives the life you do or has the same requirements or interests in life as you, right? This topic is not equivalent to a world level importance like hunger or war. It's not even about ethics, morals or life and death... it's a personal choice. So why the harsh criticism and comments as if you have the ultimate answer and there is no other way about it and everyone must have a life like yours? You only need one card. That's perfectly fine. You have your needs and you fullfilled it. Other people have different requirements and they fullfill those needs. No one is asking anyone that only needs one card to "contain it" in a wallet. Why are you watching a video about a slim wallet when you clearly don't need a wallet and seem to hate wallets? Not everyone has a car so to assume that those people could just leave it in their car is not possible. What you mentioned also doesn't make sense. You say you only need one card. It sounds like you are referring to a payment card of some sort since you mentioned "Just leave card you want to be reasonably close but don't actually use every day in your car. Your car is always with you or five minutes away". So I suppose your suggestion is to drive the car without bringing your driver's license with you since you only have your one payment card with you... because you should only have "one or zero cards". Other cards people may want to bring include: * their health insurance card * second credit card in case the first is only accepted at some locations (e.g. Costco Canada only accepts Mastercard). Also, not every retailer takes smart payments so you can't always pay with your phone. * a debit card (to pay in cash since some places only accept cash or debit OR to be able to withdraw cash) * Driver's license to be able to drive legally * Some countries are still cash based, so a wallet is used to carry cash as well * Access cards (RFID, etc...) * Membership cards * Bus pass * Rewards/Points/Stamp cards So maybe you don't have a car, have the slimest wallet and don't need any cards, have an opinion and are the ultimate minimalist. Perfectly fine. Nobody truly cares. Do what you need for your needs. Not everyone lives in the same city or country or has or wants the same lifestyle as you.

I believe I mentioned that in the video 🙂. Any auto body shop will be able to match your car's paint. They will likely base it on the VIN or color code on the vehicle's labels.

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Thanks for the comment and info on the Thunderbox. I have been trying to find such a device for a truck/car. I would think that the Thunderbox should work for a truck/car too if it works on 12V systems. Interestingly, I have found a similar device for motorcycles that I am going to install on a vehicle. I am currently editing the video showing how I am installing it using fuse taps. This should be published in the next week or so. The device is the QuadLock 12V to USB smart adapter. The difference between this and the Thunderbox is that this only provides a USB port for USB powered devices. It also has a battery protection feature that allows it to stay on even when the vehicle is turned off. It has 3 modes of operation. On, Auto and Off. If the device is connected directly to the battery or always on fuse slot, it will provide power all the time when in On mode. In Auto mode, it will continue to provide power even when the vehicle is off but will protect the battery when the voltage drops to 12.5 V. At that time it will power down. and Off mode is always off.

@@FrakkingCreations yeah, I need to dive in and learn more about this stuff, I’m totally new to it. I don’t know if you’ve looked at the HealTech site yet, but they make an add-on to the thunderbox that will do, I believe, the same thing as the QuadLock adapter. It’s 25 bucks. The thunderbox itself is either $70 or $90, depending on the number of connections (four or eight). For anyone thinking of getting it, they have two distributors in the United States, but both seem to be out of stock, so you’d need to order directly from the EU (Hungary) for now. I am in no big hurry, so I may wait (it’s an extra 25 bucks in shipping from overseas). If I find out that this will work for a car as well (I don’t see why it wouldn’t) I’ll leave that info in this thread. Thanks again for your great video.

Thanks for the updates and comments. Good info to know. There are so many options out there that it's nice to be able to choose which one to get. I agree that the HealTech should work on a 12V vehicle as well. I might also dabble into the HealTech in the future. Looking forward to your experience on them.

Here's our video on installing the QuadLock Smart USB adapter cable, basic dual USB adapter cable and USB power panel. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qNqXY6tirsumnWQ.html

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There are several different models of this lock from ones for specific makes of vehicles to 2 universal ones. Each one is supposed to have different ways to secure the lock. The specific model ones like the one I show in the video have unique keys. I don't remember off hand how many key combinations for this one. For the universal models, the Universal OBDsaver uses security screws with about 300 different variants to secure the OBD Lock. For the Universal Plus OBDSaver, it has about 650 different key combinations. What might also be important is how well they randomize the orders so that different keys are sent out for the orders so that different key combinations are sent out. Hope this helps.

I'm surprised that you can't get a refund from them by contacting their support.

@@FrakkingCreations tried they said it would take 6 months at the time and when I asked again about it they stopped responding

That's unfortunate to hear. I like the product. Just wish their customers like you didn't have to experience this kind of treatment.

It has to be taken into context. If you compare to the recommended way that is typically suggested for replacing the door checks, you will be required to remove the door panel and additional parts. This typically takes a lot of time to disassemble and then reassemble. Also, some vehicles don't have access to the door check through a speaker hole and thus you would have to do it this way. If you ask for a quote to get this repair done, some shops will actually quote the panel removal method which will cost you a lot in labor charges. Doing it the way I show in the video is the fastest and easiest way to do it.

Agreed. Some of my cards were damaged this way and I realized it sometime after this video was published.

Good question. No. I don't have the night vision camera. HUDWAY indicated to me that because the demand isn't high and also because they are expensive, they are probably not going to offer them anymore. They did let me know that there are other companies that make night vision cameras that would work with HUDWAY Drive. FLIR night vision or any other models featuring RCA output, CVBS video signal and resolution of 720x576 or less should work. If you need more information you will have to contact their support directly. Hope this helps.

Good to know. Thanks.

It is a fuel filler door lock actuator. The part number is in the video description.

I bought it at the dealership. You may be able to find it elsewhere online.

Only thing I can think of at this time is an aftermarket lockable gas cap. You would have to find one that will fit your vehicle. I'm not sure how secure they are but at least it adds another layer to the stock fuel filler door (hopefully also lockable). There's also some thieves that drill a small hole under the fuel tank to steal gas so I don't know of a way to prevent that.

@@FrakkingCreations I mean as a theft deteriorant what about taking out the battery

I suppose you could take out the battery... but wouldn't that be very inconvenient for you as well. Plus having to set up any settings that are lost from the loss of power.

@FrakkingCreations yeah that's true but it's a necessary evil to save your car

They both are really good quality wallets. You'll just have to pick one that suits you best!

There have been a few similar comments from other viewers on not getting their HUDWAY Drives. I'm curious to know where you ordered, if you have contacted their support about this and what was their response?

Ordered in 2020 and have gotten nothing but the run around from support. Kept getting told oh you're in this batch blah blah blah. Was supposed to ship at the end of May and yet reached out and it's sowwwee, we pwomise we aren't lying to you. Yet they have not only units to give to reviews for free and us that paid for the really shit the of the stick HARD

That can work too. The brake pedal is a strong piece of metal that is very hard to saw. As with most other locks, there will be strengths and weaknesses and thieves will usually attack the weakest link. For steering locks, this is usually the steering wheel and other times it is the lock mechanism. For the Pedal lock, as long as the metal shaft is strong and the lock mechanism is good, it should hold off the thieve for a little bit. Usually lock mechanisms can be drilled out too or even picked. It will depend on the model of brake lock and how well the manufacturer implements it.

Those steering wheel and brake locks can be easily picked. Reference The Lock Picking Lawyer

Yes. All locks can be picked. Even the car door and front door of your house, but we all still lock our doors. We do what we can and add layers to help deter or make it more time consuming.

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Good catch. I think I remember seeing that when reviewing the video, sometime after it was published. As long as the positive pole of the battery is not ALSO touching any part of the vehicle it won't be a big issue. But, yes, it's best that the negative cable doesn't connect with the negative pole of the battery at any time while changing the battery, and before purposely connecting the negative terminal. I have seen some people wrap the negative cable terminal with cloth so that this will not accidentally happen.

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Most splice connections in cars are crimped rather than soldered by OEM. Crimps are fine provided the right type are used, as in this video.

Thanks for sharing your input. Are you a professional installer? For the fuse tap section, I did mention that the fuses won't protect the circuit properly as designed if the fuse taps are oriented incorrectly. I am not so convinced that if oriented improperly, there would by default be smoke and fire, just like that. When used incorrectly, the power draw from both circuits would go through the first/bottom fuse. If the current exceeds the rating of the fuse, it should blow as designed to prevent a fire. It is just that you are more likely to blow the first/bottom fuse in such a scenario because you are likely getting closer to the rating of the fuse with both circuits pulling from it. For the test light, I only use it to probe the fuses and the fuse slot terminals. I am not using it to probe around at anything else and would not recommend doing that. I could see how probing around randomly elsewhere could cause problems as you mentioned, but I do have a question for you. If a test light could destroy electronics and potentially deploy airbags, why wouldn't a multimeter be capable of causing this too when probing around the wrong circuits? In my video, I am only working on a typical 12V ICE (Internal combustion engine) vehicle and am not saying this will work for EV vehicles. I haven't worked on an EV vehicle so I cannot say anything on that front.

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Why is this video considered "Bought comments"? If you watched the full video, I provided my own personal opinions after using the wallet for at least 5 month and also mentioned how much I paid for the whole kit.

Is it? A roadside emergency kit will be different for everyone. As with most things in life, everyone will have different requirements and needs. Not everyone has the same requirements as you might based on where you drive. Not everyone lives their lives like you or me. An roadside emergency is … an emergency, and you won't be able to predict what kind of emergency. But you can be prepared based on what you do and where you drive. It's always up to the individual to decide what they need based on their situation and circumstances. I just provided a list of items that can be useful in a roadside emergency kit. A person driving short distances only within the city will not need much in their kit. People are around, there's cell coverage, friends and family are relatively close enough to help, it's easy to get food, water and shelter. But a person driving in rural areas where not many people pass by and in winter conditions will need more. Getting stranded in these conditions can mean the difference between life and death. So yes, the items required for this kit will look a little like a camping kit. There is no one size fits all here.

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Have you looked through all data parameters in the app?

@@FrakkingCreations I will Look again. What exactly do you mean by parameters?

I am assuming you are checking the O2 sensor using the OBDLink app. If you go to the Logs page then select Settings icon. In there you can custom select the parameters (PIDs) you want to monitor. Select SAE PIDs. Then select the O2 sensor you want. For you, you probably have O2 bank 1 sensor 1, O2 bank 1 sensor 2, O2 bank 2 sensor 1 and O2 bank 2 sensor 2. Are these the ones you are looking for?

@@FrakkingCreations yes, I will check in the AM.

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What about laminating it?

Yes. I actually covered it in the video. The g-sensor is located in the front camera so no adverse effect on impact detection from where you install the box unit. From my testing of the impact detection in parking mode, it's actually quite sensitive.

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L'aluminium ne fonctionnera probablement pas bien. L'aluminium aime être recouvert d'oxyde d'aluminium, ce qui empêchera la conduction entre les feuilles d'aluminium. Pour avoir un blindage adéquat, chaque couche de métal doit être conductrice électriquement avec les couches adjacentes. L'aluminium est également moins dense que le cuivre, vous aurez donc probablement besoin de plus de couches. Avec l'ouverture, les aimants ne sont pas nécessairement nécessaires, mais les couches d'ouverture des deux côtés doivent se toucher pour que les deux côtés soient conducteurs l'un avec l'autre. Sans cela, les signaux peuvent s'échapper de l'ouverture du sac. J'espère que ça aide.

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