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so in a recent video i and alex used this kit that like kind of like lego for

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batteries kit that we found online to make a diy lithium battery to soup up my

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kids power wheels car you know those little ride on cars for kids that make

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it make it go real fast and that project along with some really great positive

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feedback that i got from the electrician and

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engineering communities really made me feel like

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why stop there i think we're ready for the big time

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so as some of you know i recently got

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myself a little car upgrade i went from my 2003 honda civic to a plug-in hybrid

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2017 chevy volt and uh one of the things that you kind

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of need when you have an electric car is an electric car charger

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so today we will be installing

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this 240 volt charger

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is it 240 volt and yeah don't worry i'm not doing it by

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myself this is brian he's an electrician he's going to help

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so step one is why i actually feel the need to install an electric charger by

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the way this is this is charging land this is the corner of my garage where i

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make sure there's nothing flammable because i have one of those old

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hoverboards here and you just you you just never you just never know what

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those so this is the the wall charger that's

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included with the volt so it runs at 120 volt and it charges at i think a maximum

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of about yeah there it is about 1400 watts which quite frankly is lots for a

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plug-in hybrid if i had this running at full capacity i could easily charge it

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up overnight but as some of you might remember from the

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video where i talked about getting this car my intent is to do car reviews on an

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ongoing basis moving forward so if i were charging up an actual full electric

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car this would be painfully slow so um i

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think the first question the audience is going to have for you is you're a real electrician right

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like not like a like a Linus media group video host pretending to be an

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electrician no okay good

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um so then you helped me pick out this

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particular this is a level two charger is that correct

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yes and can you explain to our friends out there what the difference is between

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a level one and a level two charger while i go ahead and open this baby up

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basically it's just the amount of power that i can shovel into the car so you

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know a level one charger like what you're using right now

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plugging into 120 volt receptacle

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you're only pulling about 1400 watts something like this

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will run off a 30 amp circuit at 240 volts so theoretically you can charge

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about four times faster cool and we went with one from uh siemens

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it's uh it's a shame they didn't uh try that try that company name out in

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english before they uh they went and they put it all over

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everything

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so uh this is my siemens verse eight

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and why did we pick this one

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frankly it's what the wholesaler had in stock

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wow you really are a contractor

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this was a little overkill for this application wasn't it

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but a little bit kind of a nerd and so you were like well the difference is

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only you know three dollars and you know this is better and i'm a nerd and i love

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overkill i knew it no i just know where it's going and well

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i can't drop anything on something in the ceiling so we interrupt this program

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to bring you stunning footage of the damage

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that dennis has done to my house there's the brand new hole in my ceiling

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of my garage that we had not intended to put there can we pull this panel off so

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we can show the bus bars sure okay let's do that

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just don't touch the shiny i'm not gonna touch this

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okay so our plan is i think

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i think all the access holes are kind of in use here

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oh wait nope i see one but this looks too big for it dang dang it you and

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you're overkill brian that's what drills are for oh okay

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all right so let's let's let's let's get a move on then this is it right

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installing a armored cable with this you can either

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go surfaced yeah in the garage that's weak this week

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or yeah like you're originally talking you can run it through the attic space

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yeah so that's what we're gonna do riley murdoch what if i told you

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that not far from where you're standing one of your compatriots

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fell through the ceiling it was a dark time i could have died

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okay so you're gonna stick a screwdriver up yes okay can you see the screwdriver

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hi there huh i i have you met my friend

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mr pokey now you can poke something through a hole okay

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can it be black and really thick i'm gonna say yes yeah

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you are and properly sheathed it's ribbed for her pleasure oh my gosh

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it's really long

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that's good okay you've had enough have you

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i mean basically the idea is that we might sell this place at some point and

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i don't know which side whoever buys it would want their electric vehicle on so

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i wanted it somewhere in the middle accessible enough that you could kind of

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run it across the hood of this one or plug it into that one

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so that that's basically the entire rationale so i just i just want it to be

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i mean if a hobbit like me can reach it

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then i figure anyone can reach it so i just wanted it to be somewhere where you

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can get this down

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somewhat easily pretty easily i can reach that pretty easily so let's go

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let's go like right up onto the drop and then we'll just run our little board so

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that we have something to screw the bottom into does that work

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yep do you want to build it or do you want me to i can i can build things i

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actually have wood as well if we need any other wood

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you got wood my workshop is equipped with all kinds

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of things like safety glasses

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hearing protection a staple gun

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come on you can't feel those can you

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hey it may not be straight but it's 22 inches long right now so i think

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okay yeah two perfectly 22 inch exactly the same

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pieces of wood with very um perpendicular ends

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oh yeah close enough

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all right are you assuming i don't have screws i

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have screws also i have a level i have

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two i accidentally bought a second one when

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i lost my first one you know what i'm using my level i'm not using any of your

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tools anymore i'm going i'm going to get my drill

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so are we aiming for approximately centered here i have screws i got my own

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screws they are just as good as your screws

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which screws bigger lines they are actually slightly shorter but not in a

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way that matters it's not as thick either Linus

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hold on let me see if i let me see if i have better screws just a sec

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i'm gonna be right back with better screws

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you know what you know what brian

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fine you know the funny thing is no no no

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whose screw is longer now bring yours back

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length is the same Linus well then that's fine isn't it

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okay are we just gonna kind of eyeball this like

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wait a minute whoa why are these two pieces of wood very different lengths

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hold on a minute here ah oh there's the other one

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that was close would have been funny though

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uh okay something like that yeah do you mind

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no no it's mine

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on my last vacation i completely reorganized the garage put in all the

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shelving and all that kind of stuff and got it from

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this entire side being completely consumed by all the things that are in

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the overhead storage and shelving yeah um to well now being able to park two

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cars in here so wait what was that word you used

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vacation yeah well yeah no that well

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that's how i vacation i i like work and organize no i i was

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gonna say you take vacations

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yeah it was nice actually okay

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yes i can do one that's enough yeah the latter was a drag

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factor goodies so that's all the the fun bits

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inside and then yeah this uh this hinge does seem to come

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right off but we need an allen key all right so now the part that i really

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shouldn't do so yeah at this point basically what you

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just kind of stick it in there

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stick your conductors in there and kind of you know cable management a little

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bit maybe a little something like like that

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remember it's always cut towards your abdomen because if you're gonna

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eviscerate yourself you make sure that it's like really graphic well actually you

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have more control going towards i i i know i did make the mistake one

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time with having my hand below where i cut ooh and did you slip i did

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right through this finger ouch if you look carefully you can still see a line

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going i don't have to look that carefully so you're going at an angle

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there is that so we can kind of unwrap it no

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no it's uh we're actually not going to have to unwrap it at all because once

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you go far enough so then just kind of unthread it almost

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and then just slides off bippity bop just like that eh oh very cool okay look

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at me i'm doing electrician things wow wow

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electricity okay and then this blue one i'll just

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kind of well that that we're gonna actually tape

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off oh okay tape the end up

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sure and do you know you have like the little caps

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i have the little caps oh

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house electrical this one's uh this one's looking a little bear

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oh no i swear i have them oh i haven't i have it i haven't had it i have caps

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i got a cap here i just i want to get a nice little one here i got one no i got

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it i want to put the cap on i want to put the cap on you can do with

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the paddle oh he already had a cat i thought you you said you were gonna tape

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it i was going to then you went cap hunting

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so then i just grabbed one

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you're having too much fun brian this clearly isn't real work not anymore no

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this is way too entertaining okay okay

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that looks not bad hey

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and i sort of did it myself this is where

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i actually stopped participating because i don't trust myself in there

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yeah i got a nice clean cut there

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the general idea i'm just bugging you you're doing a great job i'm so

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supportive i feel like in a past life i was probably a brazilian

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wow you know i also love being close to breasts you know that's another

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indication

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this has been patched before yep sure has

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that's cool yep so it has this part so has this part so has this part

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yep it's kind of a it's kind of a patchwork you know house

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you ever considered just putting a new sheet of drywall on nope

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oh maybe back with the hammer before he's

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done yes you just won't use my hammer wow

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disrespect

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look how much better that hammer worked it's a nice hammer it's wood you know

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wood craftsmanship i do have a fresh pack of blades too but

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so do i i actually don't i'm just you know we

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were comparing yeah food was more equipped and i got i got carried away there

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okay

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oh right you can't just like take it off no it's the metal part that just slides

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off okay i got it i got it

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oh wow it's so soft it's actually like really easy to cut

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huh it looks tougher and more rigid than

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and i guess it is yeah it's the armor that makes it hard right okay so i need

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the hacksaw then yep

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and then kind of that kind of angle yep yeah roughly a 45. are you okay so

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you're not supposed to cut on the backstroke but you can still run it back and forth

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you just want to make sure you stay well fairly level

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oh level whoops i'm sliding all over the

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place here are we you're twisting the other way

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there it is there there you go and pull

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okay there you go blackhead

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so this is a bit different style of connector okay

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so it's just one screw to do uh you know what hold on

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is that solid enough yep cool going anywhere

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tie in the bond yup sure uh proceed with the bond tying in

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one side okay cool so okay so this blue one we're not going

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to need so we'll just cap that and chuck it here or whatever out of the way

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yep and then next we put the breaker in

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so how these work this is actually an old-style breaker these are called

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commanders yeah so if you look

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on the back side of the bus part here yeah those there's a little kickouts yes

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that goes right in there exactly cool okay so

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this hooks on make sure the breaker's off because my fingers are on the lugs

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so that hooks on and then these two screws

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just tighten down into the bus bars yeah sure no problem

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and is is is there a like is there a

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reason that we haven't just turned this off while we do this part because that

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would kill power to the entire house

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so i mean that's what i do whenever i do

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anything with the house wearing you just kill them yeah i just put my

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i just put my head lamp on well because they're not very well labeled so i don't

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know what exactly yeah i guess that's true

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like when you don't know what you're doing yeah you know you just

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play it safe but it seems fine so i

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guess you're fine well because this like plastic and rubber are

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insulators yeah so obviously you wouldn't want to touch this

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slip and like get your hand all over it and like because i'm me so i you know

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fair enough i'm gonna keep doing it the way i do it okay but again if you strip

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too much we just nip a little off sure

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they call me the nip king

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i don't know about that pop it like it's hot

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or neutrally ground ah

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actually it looks like something in here is oh blown up a little bit

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maybe a breaker tripping or something a little bit of flash

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oh that's sexy

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something exploded here okay let's put it back exactly the way it was

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without any further investigation

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pretty fancy

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that's the coolest looking siemens i've ever seen

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he's gonna do it

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don't get run over now

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oh wrong pedal there man

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all right

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yes

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so my cats are both gone presumably dead

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so the best thing i can do with their old

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toys is make my little alignment thing here see that see that parking job see

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how nailed that is so that means i can open my door up like this

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and the sliding door the van and there will be about this much space

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nice all right

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so here we go unholster

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bring one loop down you know what i'm probably going to do is like

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just a little strapper we'll tie it yeah strap that in there or something i have

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smaller straps if you want to pop and

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pow it's charging oh i heard it kind of click on there too

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look at it go

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makes some noise there doesn't it this is really giving her may not be RGB but

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it's g it's got the g part

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so i wonder how long it's going to take to charge on this thing it actually takes more than overnight on the low

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setting of the one that came in the box

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and the reason i use that is because i've got my deep freeze plugged into the same circuit so i was worried that if

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that kicked in and i was drawing 14 14 50 watts or whatever it was then it

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would turn off both of them and if my food all spoiled that'd be a problem sorry i'm

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like i'll just wait until i get the proper charger but this should charge

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this puppy up in like i don't know probably not very much time

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a few hours yeah cool

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