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For weeks, the team has been hard at work getting the ultimate gaming firet

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truck ready for Whale Land. And as you can see, it might just be the coolest

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vehicle upgrade that we have ever done. But that clip you saw was in the future.

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And right now is the present. And as you can see, there [music] is so much left

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to do. And I'm genuinely so tired of seeing the fire truck every time I

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freaking close my eyes. >> But but but WE CAN DO IT.

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>> LET'S GET HER DONE, BOYS. THIS IS THE BIG FINALE BEFORE I get to drive it over

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to Whale Land. >> Yeah. >> Yeah.

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>> And it's all thanks to AMD who sponsored all of our firetruck content. You can

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check out their best-in-class gaming CPUs and their incredible GPUs at the

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link in the video description.

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All right, boys. While in tomorrow, how

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we feeling? >> Tired. >> Oh man, [laughter] this has been a

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number of weeks. >> What do we want to finish up first? I

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guess the 4v4 gaming setup. >> Yeah, we'll get that finished off and

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then let's do some cable management cuz there's so many cables.

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>> So many cables. Let's go.

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>> To kind of spice it up back here a little bit, the plain stainless steel

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aesthetic wasn't looking too nice. We had some extra Dbrand vinyl laying

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around. However, we didn't have enough to do the whole thing, so we had to uh

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kind of split up into two. But I think it kind of adds to the whole vibe of it,

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you know. And the two-tone really works because we have RGB strips behind our

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TVs, and we have one side set to red, one side set [music] to blue, so that

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you get a real clear distinction which station is which, tied to which PC, tied

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to which controllers. And so, we have these goi lights. And we [music] have this LG QED Evo AI 50in TV, a perfectly

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acceptable LED TV. Uh, it can do up to

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120 Hz at this size. Unfortunately, not at 4K. So, we have to make the decision

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of 4K 60 or 1080p 120. I think we're

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going 4K 60, but for the kind of games we're playing, that's totally okay. I

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think that already looks pretty darn good. We've run our cables. We have this

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custom 3D printed base plate for Power A

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docks for our Xbox controllers. We have eight controllers, four for each

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station, and they're going to go in here on our shelves where our PCs are also

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going to go. I guess we got to build those, don't we? Obviously, we knew we

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were going to use AMD components from the beginning. And for our CPU, we've

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we've gone with the Ryzen 5 9600X. It's

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a perfect chip for our use case. PHENOMENAL COSMIC gaming power, it power

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requirements. It features six Zen 5 cores, support for PCIe Gen 5, and

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high-speed DDR5 memory. And of course, because it uses the AM5 socket, our

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system will be futurep proof. So, if AMD's uh releases any future gaming

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beasts down the road, we should be able to pop them right into our AM5 socket.

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Speaking of sockets, we went with an Asus Tough Gaming B850ME Wi-Fi 3

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motherboard. It's got premium power delivery along with a built-in IO shield

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to make the build just a little bit easier. And this is such a huge bonus.

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Release latch for the PCIe card. Always nice when you're building in a smaller

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case. For our memory, we've got a GSkill 32 GB of 6,000 mega transfer per second

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CL28 memory that we uh [clears throat] very thankfully got before the shortage.

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And for our storage, we've got a terabyte 970 EVO Plus that uh same

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story. >> Thanks, AI. >> For our cooler, we've gone with the

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Noctua NH212S Redux. Same great Noctua

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quality, lower price. Is this going to fit in such a small case?

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>> That's the magic of that case. >> Oh, yes it will. The P201 from ASUS is a

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pretty nice little chassis. Not much taller than even some ITX cases, but

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plenty of room for a full height tower [music] cooler. For our power supply, we

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went with a nice efficient Focus PX 850

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from CIC. And you'll see why that matters so much later. That just leaves

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our GPU. We went with the 9070 nonXT,

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which might be kind of confusing. I mean, AMD sponsored this video. Surely

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we could just get them to send us their topofthe line, right? Well, we could,

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but from a performance per watt perspective, this one is actually the

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most efficient GPU that AMD has ever made, which is a huge deal for us since,

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spoiler, our stationary deployment when we roll up and park is going to run off

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of battery power stations. And besides,

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it's still got 16 gigs of VRAM with their third generation ray tracing

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accelerators. It's still got AI acceleration for FSR4 frame generation,

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and it's still got AMD's other great gaming features like anti-lag, not to

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mention their latest generation video encoder for better than ever streaming.

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than the other one. With that done, time to button this up and send it back to

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the boys. Let's chat a little bit about the networking that we've got here. We don't

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need much because we essentially just need the two computers to talk to each

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other. And we've got a Wi-Fi access point mounted up there that we'll use to

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broadcast just some general Wi-Fi around the truck. We have this Ubiquiti 2 and

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1/2 gig PoE switch that we're going to mount right up in here. And that should

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take care of all of our networking needs. We'll just run a line from here

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all the way to the building and we're good to go. Yeah, walk me through what

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you've been working on, man. >> I've been sinking Supernova to our new

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light display. I got all the movement in. Now, I'm just working on kind of

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colors and stuff like that. After this, I'm going to start adding the bars as

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well. Uh, but yeah, we've got rotation, we've got prisms, we've got goos. It's

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kind of fun. It's going to look really good once we get some smoke in there. I'm wearing sunglasses cuz I keep

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getting hit in the eye and then having to stare at them at the ceiling and I got giant spots. We're using QLC+, which

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is free open source kind of DMX control software. Got all the lights in here.

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music track at the top, and then these ones in red are all our movements, and

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then the blue ones here are kind of our light programs. We've also done a a

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little virtual console. Because this is a touchcreen, we have kind of direct

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this. >> Put the sunglasses on. Put them on. >> Uh, it's not even night time.

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>> How many days you got left? >> I don't know. I've got >> tomorrow. >> I've got today.

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we're going to keep going and give the speakers a try.

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[music] It's still there a little bit. We got some crackles happening in the

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speakers and we're not really sure where it's coming from. So, we're going to

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give this little amp try instead. [music] This guy was supposed to run the

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subwoofer, but it can also do full range. So, just troubleshooting a little

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[music] We figured out our crackling issue. It

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ended up being the software clipping. So, it was part of the input chain and

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we've got it fixed. Now, we're going to put these speakers in place. What did

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you guys decide for speakers on this side? I think we're going to do like up

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on these podiums. Like they fit kind of perfect.

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about metal shaving, so I'm just going to try and catch it with a cardboard box.

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>> A single speaker. Yeah, >> brother. Let's go. I was really worried

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that these outdoor speakers we got were going to be like pretty good for playing

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music loudly. Nah, this is going to be drawing a crowd from like three blocks

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away. We freaking nailed it.

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topper light and the DJ program that Dan

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programmed. So, uh, we have lots of work left to do. So, I'm going to stop

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talking and start working cuz I already am behind.

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One [music] thing we are trying untested is our greatest surprise, the wacky

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inflatable tube. Man, [music] it just arrived. I have no freaking idea how

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this is going to turn out. if we have enough power to do this thing. A minimum

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of 15 feet around the blower. Um, what's

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the worst that could happen?

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>> The instruction manuals were like not really helpful. There's Velcro on the

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inside here. There's Velcro on the other side here. I think it's just uh Yeah, I

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think even a dumbass like me can figure this one out. Oh, that guy's tiny. Oh, I

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am Am I plugged in here? Oh, I'm off here. UH,

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[laughter] OH, I love him so much. That concludes

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this ShortCircuit segment of a wacky inflatable tube man. [laughter]

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>> [music] >> Okay. What can I do for you?

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>> Everything. >> Oh my goodness. What is this? Oh, >> this is the Nebula X1 Pro outdoor

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projector. An all-in-one solution. We were originally going to build a

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projector into the side of the truck. Nothing really exists for sound. That's

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the problem. This thing has it all. 7.1.4 for audio built in. That being

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said, [music] we were going to deploy it earlier, but it's been raining all

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freaking day. And so, we're going to yolo it in the rain right before

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everyone comes out to test this. >> Okay, >> let's go. >> Okay, so what? We got to move this then.

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>> Let's move this screen. >> Okay, >> you need to be about 13 to 20 ft, I

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believe, for the throw distance. >> Okay, >> that's cuz we have a 200 in blowup

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screen. >> Oh my goodness. That's That's probably good there.

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>> Okay, >> should I plug this in and should we go for it? >> Yeah, we just go, boys. Did you mention

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this is 3500 lumens? >> What? >> So, it may actually work for a screen

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this size. >> Yeah. How do you think it's going to do with the natural dimming zones?

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>> Don't Don't overthink [laughter] it. This is the day whale land is. So, this

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is what we've got to work with. >> Rear speakers go up on top of the the

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fire truck. >> What? The rear speakers are like in it.

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>> Yeah. It's all built in. >> That's so cool, >> isn't it? Okay. And what am I Are we

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signed into anything? >> Nope. YouTube. >> YouTube. We can only play our videos uh

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for legal reasons. >> Yes. >> Wait, do you want to do that from the best seat in the house?

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>> ACT. WHAT IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW? OH, THE SPEAKER. >> WHOA, WHOA, WHOA, WHOA.

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>> OKAY, CONNECTING. OH, DUDE. WHAT?

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[laughter] >> Best of the house. >> We have a hammock.

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>> Oh, yeah. >> Uh, how the devil am I? You know what? I got an idea

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[laughter] No, no, I'm good. I'm good. Oh god.

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This is a very wet hammock. >> Let's serve you a little bit of all the

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good stuff. [laughter] We got our popcorn machine.

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>> Wow. It's It's hot. No, it's not. It's

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relatively hot compared to my hand. >> I'm growing a popcorn. Thank you.

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>> you think you could watch a whole LT video from there? >> Mhm. I could. I don't think we're going

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to because of the rain. >> We're investing in our communities where

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we work live. >> Holy crap.

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>> That might just be AN AD, BUT WOW,

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that's crazy. >> This is far from the ideal viewing

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situation, but it both looks and sounds very good.

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>> I am blown away by how good it sounds considering that we're on a concrete

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slab in between two buildings. >> That is a huge sound.

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>> Yep. >> Okay. So, am I legitimately supposed to get out of here now? I'll catch you.

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[laughter] >> Oh, yeah. Oh, has a wet butt.

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[laughter] >> You know what? That's the nicest thing anyone's ever said to me on my

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tombstone. I want them to write. He committed to the bit. Okay, I'm quite

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wet now. [laughter] >> Well, good thing because this side is a

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little more rainroof. >> Oh, sick. >> We got our 4v4 gaming setup,

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>> dude. The Dbrand skins in the back. >> Looks so cool. >> Looks so cool,

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>> right? This is crazy. >> Do you want to play a game?

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>> Uh, yes. >> Yeah. While we're waiting for the games to load, I can show you what we're doing

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for our power solution. We have a Jackaryi Explorer 5000 here, which can

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output up to 7200 freaking watts across

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its many breakers. And so, we have [snorts] two of them, one on each side,

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powering the whole thing. We came across one slight problem that when you're

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powering it and charging via AC, it only passes that through. It can't do battery

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and AC. So, when we're actually going full tilt, we're going to have to rely

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on these 100%. Unplug the AC and just go battery. This whole truck will be

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battery powered for just it like an hour. >> Yeah, it should be able to last for a

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while. >> We shot demo stuff yesterday for like 45 minutes and it was like 10% by the end

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of the night. Sorry, 10% gone. So, like >> Oh, so this would go for hours.

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>> Hours. >> Okay, that's kind of sick. >> Oh, yeah. Let's play.

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yourself? >> Yeah. >> Nice. >> Crash your castle so freaking hard.

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[screaming] >> HE'S CHASING ME. WHY IS HE DOING THIS? NO. Not the key.

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>> A [groaning] [laughter] GG.

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This is so freaking awesome. >> Final thing. And this is the one that's

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most risky in the rain. It's our DJ booth. We can show you the actual booth

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first. >> Let's do that. >> So, down below we have our minis form

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that's powering our whole DJ setup. Uh we have a USB to DMX interface that goes

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and runs to all these lights. We will take the bags off. Now,

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>> should we get everyone out here first? >> Yes. The other thing to show you here is

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that the levers do do stuff. >> I told you guys not to make the levers

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do stuff, >> but the levers still do the original things they do. >> Shut up. And so they still work if we

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turn the pumps on and stuff, but it also works to control our light. So, best of

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both worlds. Oh my gosh, that's insane.

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You guys saw this before, but the giant OLED Nintendo Switch 2 gaming setup in

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here is still working absolutely perfect. All that remains now is to go

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find some gamers to enjoy it with us. [music]

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>> [music]

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[music]

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>> Gamer [music] snacks. Gamer snacks. Anyone? >> Thank you, Lenn.

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>> No problem. No problem. >> There's Welches. How can you say no to

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Welches? >> I'll take more. Thank you.

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[cheering]

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You know what's [music] crazy? This is all on battery power right now.

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>> Seriously, >> all of this. >> All the gaming, all the light show.

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>> That's really crazy. >> 2,000 watts and it'll last for 2 hours

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like that. >> Yeah, >> that's sick. What else we got?

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>> We've got 1,700 watts on this side. >> 2 and 1/2 hours we can do on this one,

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too. That's crazy.

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>> [screaming] >> Massive thank you to AMD for making the

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gaming fire truck happen. Never let your memes be dreams.

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>> Oh, baby. [laughter] >> It only took US 10 MONTHS, BUT we did

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it. WE FULFILLED THE PROMISE WE MADE ON APRIL FOOLS, WHICH WAS NO FOOL.

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>> NO FOOL. >> HELL YEAH, MAN. >> YEAH.

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WOO! [cheering] >> Oh man. Now, before any of this dies,

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let's get it undercover. [laughter]

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>> Just LTT things.