This is how you make Gothenburg look boring,

Thanks for this video! I’ve watched a ton of videos on this and this one is among the best! I’m also in Colorado as well! One detail that I am just not 100% clear on… I have quad shielded cable. Basically I just need to make sure none of those layers of shielding touch the copper, correct? Like I can peel all of it back and leave the plastic insulator clear of shielding as it has nothing to do with the copper core, and that’s it? Probably seems like a dumb detail to ask, but your video is the only one that comes even close to answering it. I totally understand the purpose of shielding and have done a bunch of DC wiring before. Because I’m unclear on some specifics that I can’t seem to find details about and because the coax I’ve been making has had mixed results, I’m trying to understand every detail to make sure I’m not messing anything up and can troubleshoot it easier. Especially since these connectors are $1 on each side, not as easy to teach myself. 😂

One by one all of mine quit working except for the little "warming zone" in the back. I have gotten an old stove from someone to ise fir parts.

This was extremely helpful when I did an update just now (Aug 2024). I didn't know how to check the date on the update once I inserted the updated MicroSD card. Thank you for the easy-to-follow, informational video!

Yes baby! ❤❤❤

Great review

You have just given thieves a new way to get in they might not have thought of.

Just amazing.

Excellent detailed instructions.

Thank you

25 years ago I loved it there.

slowed it down to .25 speed and still too fast. I wish it was normal speed as I really enjoy that drive

I followed these instructions to redo my HDTV cabling at home and it worked great!

BOOKUM DANO 2000 YEARS NOT ONE MORE BURDEN. GOODBYE STATEMENT BRAKELESS.

Good video but how the hell do you change the batteries with it mounted that high in the air? They have to be changed every 2-3 years.

Just ordered one of these. I want to use my SUP pump with built in gauge. How many PSI is the green zone for that included gauge?

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Love this! Cheap and easy they came 2x in 3 months bending the top of my door!

What are the other blades for? Please tell the other functions

Not good for the two thermometers being 4 degrees different. Hail should melt and register like snow does.

I just manually lock mine every night.

I don't care what anyone says; I am a native, and regardless of how much the transplants have degraded our city... Denver is still the BEST

Not sure I'm quite brave enough to tackle this, but thanks for this simple and straightforward video that explains precisely what I need!

GREAT Solution!! Thanks!

Nice!

4:29 I have such fond memories of Boulder. The hot dog stand, I am almost certain, was set up by a family friend of mine, John Hargreaves, back in the early 1970s. John and his best bud ran the stall, interspersed with climbing jaunts into the nearby Rockies. John is still alive, but sadly his best friend died during these times whilst visiting France. Tragically an avalanche swept him off Mont Blanc. This was very nostalgic footage and I plan to return to this lovely place soon. Thanks. Ad altiora!

C clamp vise grip on the rails take care of it everytime

Many holes on the wall

😂🤣...all you need are snips, connector & crimper...it's always 568B (568A has the orang & green reversed...and YES it does matter)...if you know what you're doing, you use regular plugs...not the push-thru crap connectors...replaced those connectors so many times due to shorting out equipment (wire tips sticking out)...and get rid of the ancient network tester...

I am afraid your terminology is in correct, you are not crimping an RG6 connector in this video, you are applying a compression fitting. You might not be old enough to remember a crimped connection (which uses a totally different tool). After all, you're using a compression tool in your video, quite an oversight on your part. At least, you need leave your visitors with the correct terminology, which you're not.

Thank you but where i will find the parts

now i got noting about English. But please try to understand i don't want to lose our French i.d. Not over fame and money.

Perdre nottres identiter du Quebec a ecrire en anglais??? Pour une chaine youtube?

I guess you could just remove the cord and get a pole with a hook for the corner. Maybe put a shower curtain hook at the trolley.

Thanks for sharing

Nice,I hope my neighbors are not watching this video

Thank you for your helpful video. If you are doing a few of these in a roof, up down or twisted around, or even on a table, my system involves pressing the connector against a pocket sized flat block of wood with a hole drilled for the connector to closely sit in and a smaller hole for copper to pass through. Cable in connector, connector in hole, one or two hands on cable to press it fully home without twisting. The nylon insulator protudes past your nominated point but is pressed back when crimped. Enjoy your home fixes!

Simple. To the point. Worked first try for me.

Wow😮, it looks really like Europe, its so beautiful.😍❤️❤️❤️

Excellent job! Thanks

Thank you for the video, it is very helpful. I am currently doing the same repair.

Yup, at least loosen screw and separate connection to gain a little clearance to remove and replace filter. It shouldn't be this fiddly.

2 thousand 6 hundred views and not one thank you ? Salute ! You saved me hundreds !

I have a question? Can I use it to only turn on at night and turn off in the morning?

I'm thinking of doing this to my router cable. There's too much cable so I wanna shorten it. Great video!

TIL that the synthetic string is called a rip cord and what it is actually used for. Thank you! What about the rubber boots/strain reliefs? Necessary or no?

The old Québec City is very pretty but the agglomeration with it's surround by highway two bridge side by side and it's suburbs of Lévis is about the same as everywhere in North America with the only exception of the French Language on the sign and Arrêt(Stop). Nord is North Sud is South, Est is east and Ouest is West. There is two Champlain street, the Petit Champlain near Place Royal and the Boulevard Champlain closest to the Saint-Lawrence River . My uncle who passed away a couple year ago worked as a docker in the port of Québec. He was living with my aunt i.e. My mom sister on the Petit Champlain street but further away that Place Royale in a place called Cap-Blanc (White Cape) but nearer to L'Anse-aux-Mères with less tourist and more locals. I remember his house was very small the front door straight on the street and a very small terrace at the back of the because they have to dig in the rock to get space which is very costly and very dangerous to get rock falling on your head. Some times shales and rubbles were sliding from the top of the rock a.k.a Cap-Diamant (Diamond Cape) on the houses below. He went working by foot. Until he retired and move to my Maternat grand parents Farm House which was inherited by my aunt in rural Québec about 80 km of Québec City in the Appalachian mountains. He had also 2 brothers who work in the Canadian Guard Coast as a Ship Captain.

The garage opens but does not close back. Why? Thnx.

Thank you so much.

You truly captured the spirit of Quebec City on a summer evening. Everybody looks so chill and happy. I was particularly impressed by the recording of sounds: a bit like eavesdropping on casual conversations.