Thanks Drew for the subscribe, but also about the .01 scale, I will have to look at that. Good call. 👍

Thanks for your thoughts and innuendo - much appreciated. I bend to no one, I bow to no one except God, so no, I did not wear a mask in the "plandemic", as a matter of fact, I was asked to leave several establishments because I refused to wear a mask. I hope this answers your concerns my friend - have a great 4th of July, and let us always remember, - before we decide to pass judgement on someone, - Let us be sure that what we think is the truth - really is the truth... 👍

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Yes, for sure. Smart Sensor products are my favorite products to use. Thanks for the question, hope this helps.

@@Outside-In. cheers mate

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Sounds like a good possibility, but you never know, it could be that the hose it broken or clogged. It may also be at the reservoir possibly. Like mine, wasn't sure until I tore into it.

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👍👍 Thank - Glad you liked it.

You are very welcome, and glad I could help. 👍👍👍

You will need to watch the video, I give step by step instructions in the video on how to accomplish what you are asking. Once you have opened the folder on your cell phone, move the videos to a location on your android device. Once the glasses are connected to your cell phone, the glasses will show up as a flash drive, and then all you need to do is to copy the files you want to your cell phone. If you need further assistance, I can try and create another video showing how to accomplish this... I just realized, I only show how to make changes to the config file, using a cell phone, and not how to copy files to the cell phone. Let me know. 24:23 - Connecting Glasses To A Cell Phone Thanks for the question. 👍

@Outside-In. Thanks for responding. I just but a pair and watched your video. It was a little confusing for me but I ll try to figure it out.

@@juanw1428 Sorry about that. The purpose of the video was to review these glasses, and I decided to show how to edit the config file as well, but I just assumed that everyone knew how to copy files to their phone. I will try and create a less confusing video to show how to transfer files to a cell phone. Again, sorry if I was a bit confusing, I will try better... ☝

@Outside-In. No problem, I really appreciate that and you're welcome.

@@juanw1428 I am working on creating a video now, so will try to have it up as quickly as possible. Thanks for your patience. 👍

Actually voltage has nothing to do with it. It is the amps and time it takes to charge that determines the mAh of a battery pack. I took the pack apart, and charged each cell individually, and they rated at just over 2200mAh each which is a total of 2200 mAh capacity for the pack, but I guess you could say that the pack would probably be more like 2000mAh drawing around 1amp, but since the blower uses 4 amps on level 1, that would probably be more like 1400mAh of capacity "If you only use level 1 for the complete runtime. Just a guess though. The more amps you draw from a pack, the less capacity you will get out of it, and the same with charging, the less you charge a pack, say 1 amp, you will get a higher capacity rating than charging at 2 amps. Thanks for your comment - much appreciated👍

I just did a review of the Roedix R9, and I do recommend that one, it is just that I felt it was a bit overpriced, but others may not think so. The Roedix is small and about the size of my hand, so if that is micro enough, it is quit powerful for it's small size, built very nice, and solidly built. Thanks for the question - I hope this helps.

Your right, but I just wanted to show why the results I got in the review were so bad ;). Rating batteries on parallel attributes when using them in series is misleading isn't it?. Living in a world where this sort of thing is overlooked is kinda scary. The more people that dismiss a company sidestepping the truth, the more companies are going to do it. Thanks for your thoughts - much appreciated.

@@Outside-In. yeah was still interesting to see inside, thanks.

@@jaro6985 I think I will try and create a battery pack for this with 3600mAh batteries, that should do the trick... 🤔😄

I do not know about the 4K glasses. About getting the clear lenses with which model, I do not know that either. I purchased the 1080p - Black Frames - 128GB version. Maybe the more capacity glasses come with the clear lenses, I do not know. The description for mine did not even show clear lenses, so was surprised to find them in the box. I have tried to contact customer support for answers to questions, but have gotten no response from them. Maybe that is one of the downsides of buying inexpensive - I don't know that either - just a guess LOL. Sounds like we are all in the same boat, we just have to cross our fingers, buy it, and see what comes, but that actually sounds like a gamble to me... When I purchased mine, I just thought that if they were no good, I would just return them, but they are great. This is a link to the OHO sunshine store for the lenses - just make sure you choose the right model in the list of options before purchasing. www.amazon.com/Polarized-Smoke-Light-Blocking-Model/dp/B093WRWMHW?ref_=ast_sto_dp

I have seen comments on Amazon that say the 1080P UHD glasses I reviewed in this video are hard to tell apart from the 4K version and not to waste the money, but I simply don't know for sure, because I cannot afford to do a comparison video of them. I can only go by what I have read. I don't know about the battery life for the more expensive ones either, as I cannot afford to purchase the more expensive glasses. I would not want to give information on a hunch, as that would not be fair to anyone. Interesting about the clear lenses, mine came with them, so not sure why yours did not. I would say to contact the seller, but people are saying that customer support sucks, and I am still waiting to hear back from them myself after sending a message to them more than a month ago, so it is unfortunate that they sell great glasses but do no selling of their customer support... I would like to give better and more helpful information, but if I speculate, I would do more harm than good. I do the best I can, but these videos cost a lot of money to make, and so far I am getting no help, so I am very limited on what I can do - hope you understand. 👍

No, I was doing much more than that. I was finding fake ones and exposing them, finding inexpensive ones that most of us can afford. If you have $10,000.00 or more, and would like to buy one for me to use, I would be very happy to use it.... I did what I did with what I had, and sometimes we have to use the Pinto to teach someone how to drive and not kill themselves, because we can't afford the Bentley which is a much more capable and safer car, it doesn't mean that using the Pinto is the wrong way. As long as you know what you are doing and are knowledgeable in the field (and I am), it doesn't matter what you use, just as long as you know the product you are using is close enough to accurate, and that is all anyone needs - close, not pin-point. Besides, the only two monitors that I recommend for anyone is a CO and CO2 monitor, all the others just cause undue stress and mental health issues from paranoia, and why I don't cover air quality any longer. I am tired of feeding into the paranoia that is air quality. People are afraid to leave their homes, go camping, get together with friends and family over a camp fire, it is just ridiculous, how about this air purifier, will that one be better - NO just open a window and live life instead of being afraid of it... Thanks for your comment and concern - it is much appreciated 👍

@@Outside-In. I was trying to get ready for fire season. I was trying to confirm Consumer Reports results. They recommend 5, including Temptop M100, Airthings View Plus, Qingping Monitor CGS1, uHoo UHO-OT-000001, and INKBIRD 6 in 1. But the Amazon reviews show lots of reliability and consistency problems.

@ChrisOlin You are right, however, I have cables that will not work for transferring data. The manual for these glasses say to use the cable supplied, but I have a usb cable that will work without using the cable supplied. You can buy cables specifically for data transfer, and they are typically thicker.

Very kind... I am glad that I was able to keep you company while working on your gpu, and thanks for the like - much appreciated, but truly I know exactly what you are saying, because I myself find it very relaxing to have videos playing in the background while I am working on a project. It is nice to know that I am not the only one that does that... 👍

Thank you LonnDawg for your sentiments, very much appreciated. Yes, it is very unfortunate about the Meco Eleverde, as it is probably the most attractive blower I have in my arsenal, although the Aoboco is a very very nice looking device as well, and continues to blow all competition out of the water. It is very very unfortunate that Aoboco doesn't sell their device any longer. I contacted Aoboco, but they have not gotten back to me as of yet, so not sure what is going on with such an incredible piece of hardware. The Roedix R9 is absolutely incredible, but the price has me choking for real. I just can't understand why they would be asking so much money for this. Yes, it is nice to have such a powerful device in such a small form factor, but small form factor in my humble opinion, does not equate to double the price - Just Absolutely - No Way... But - I still do love the Roedix though, and will be using is quite a bit that is for sure. Thanks also for the acknowledgement on the time it takes to put together videos like this, and I take it you must do something similar as that is truly the only way to know what goes into a production. A big thumbs up for your thoughts and sentiments. It is weird that you mentioned taking one apart, because that is just what I was thinking as I was putting the final touches on the video and uploading it. It might be a very good idea for us to take a look inside to see what in the world is going on, because to tell you the truth, the battery in the Meco Eleverde is acting more like a capacitor, except of course for the charge times - 5 hours on a 1 amp charge??????. Really???, and 3 on a 2 amp charge to be able to power it for 24 minutes on level 1 and 13 minutes on level 2 - crazy. 🤔🤔🤔

Thank you John - much appreciated. You are going to love these glasses for sure.

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Thank you Bob for the comment, and glad you found it helpful. Happy also to hear that your blue-blocking glasses are working for you. I love these things, and thanks again for putting me on to this venture, I have learned a lot, and it has helped me in the process. 👍👍👍

Thank you Steven, and I would also say that Guys named Steven usually make great comments 😊

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Thank you Robert. I am just thankful that Bob Rooney asked me to do a video like this, because I didn't know what I was missing out on not wearing blue light blocking reading glasses... So yes, I hope that this video helps so many others that need to know about wearing these type of glasses when spending hours and days in front of a computer LOL.

I can recommend the TemTop CO2 meters, Smart Sensor CO meters. Other than that, none of the monitors I have tested still work accurately, and why I have come to know that unless you pay 250.00 or more for a monitor, it is a hit and miss on quality and longevity. The type of sensors I recommend for people to have in their homes are CO and CO2 period.

All you have to do is to connect it to your computer (just as I show in the video), and it will pop up as a new flash drive, and then just drag your videos from the movie folder into a folder on your PC. It is that simple. Thanks for the question, I hope this helps.

@@Outside-In. thank you l will.try to do it now.

@@goodlife-nh3rt Thank you, it will be good to know if it works for you, the way I have described. 👍

Interesting looking device. I just can't afford to do any more videos about air quality, the monitors are just too expensive. I have contacted a number of companies to send them to me for review, but Outside In is just not big enough to get companies' attention yet.

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Unless you are using Windows 7, there are no special drivers for this to work. When you install the software for the LivePro L1, just open OBS, and add a video device, and select your device from the list. My device was listed as "RGBlink USB 3.0 Capture". I hope this helps.

Sorry about that. I put links to all of these in the original video, but I just added links in the description of this video as well, but also am adding them to this reply. Hope this helps, and thanks for the comment and question - much appreciated. 👍 The following are links to the USB meters on Amazon & AliExpress used in this video - no affiliate links here. UM25C Amazon: www.amazon.com/RD-Bluetooth-Multimeter-Resistance-Measurement/dp/B09B1ZGXBG/ref=pd_ybh_a_d_sccl_33/136-3484219-7714427?pd_rd_i=B09B1ZGXBG&psc=1 UM25C AliExpress: www.aliexpress.us/item/2251832669530513.html?spm=a2g0o.store_pc_allItems_or_groupList.0.0.438d1629BDD6lx&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21USD%21US%20%2424.35%21US%20%2419.72%21%21%2124.35%2119.72%21%402101f08717180780077728716e959c%2110000001074760382%21sh%21US%21872586204%21&gatewayAdapt=glo2usa UM34C Amazon: www.amazon.com/RD-Bluetooth-Voltmeter-Multimeter-Resistance/dp/B09B1ZSBPJ/ref=pd_ybh_a_d_sccl_34/136-3484219-7714427?pd_rd_i=B09B1ZSBPJ&psc=1 UM34C AliExpress: www.aliexpress.us/item/2251832694594119.html?pdp_npi=4%40dis%21USD%21US%20%2421.84%21US%20%2417.69%21%21%2121.84%2117.69%21%402101f08717180780077728716e959c%2112000017733584031%21sh%21US%21872586204%21&spm=a2g0o.store_pc_allItems_or_groupList.new_all_items_2007446847073.32880908871&gatewayAdapt=glo2usa UM24 AliExpress: www.aliexpress.us/item/2251832659208105.html?spm=a2g0o.store_pc_allItems_or_groupList.0.0.438d1629BDD6lx&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21USD%21US%20%2419.12%21US%20%2412.81%21%21%2119.12%2112.81%21%402101f08717180780077728716e959c%2112000017405198047%21sh%21US%21872586204%21&gatewayAdapt=glo2usa

Thank you Rob, glad you understood it. I decided to let these sit for a month for the last video. After two weeks, the battery level was still sitting at 4 bars, so it looks as though I may be wrong on how long these will last sitting in wait to be used - I hope so anyhow. 👍

TemTop C10 - Great CO2 Monitor and pretty accurate. Thanks for the question, hope this helps.

@@Outside-In. Thanks a lot!!

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Let me try to answer your questions/concerns in order... 1. "HCHO, took very long time to change value, almost 1 hour" - When first purchasing a monitor (any monitor), it takes a while to adjust to the environment that you bring it into, but also when it comes to HCHO (Formaldehyde), the values can take a bit to rise as HCHO is not as in your face as TVOC's, CO or CO2, so the slow rise is to be expected - unless of course you have a bottle of pure HCHO, then your levels will shoot high instantly. 2. "almost 1 hour, to slowly change from 0 to 0.11(poor level), in open air," - First of all, 0.11 is not bad at all, actually 0.11 is very good levels. Unhealthy levels of HCHO is around 0.4 and above. Again, the reason for the slow rise is because HCHO is partly in everything that we own, and doesn't usually get released until we have disturbed it causing it to get pushed into the environment, and the reason for the slower rise. 3. "in open air, which I knew has no formaldehyde." - Again, that is a wrong assumption. HCHO is everywhere, and in everything; in furniture, drapes, clothing etc., etc.. The Forest is full of HCHO because it is in the trees and plants, and why - in a construction site, where a house is being built or modified, the HCHO levels will be high because of cutting timber, lumber etc. as it releases the HCHO that is within the wood itself. If you make your bed or vacuum your house, the HCHO levels will rise, and pretty high depending on how much cleaning you are doing, but opening a window will cause the levels to fall quickly. 4. "Already calibrated. Should the sensor data change quickly? Is this defective?" - The short answer to this question is more than likely - not. The longer answer is that HCHO data is normally not going to change drastically unless you are doing something drastic - like moving furniture around, putting together a new piece of furniture you bought at the store, cutting a 2x4 to prop up a couch to make it level, etc., or even changing your clothes... HCHO is in everything that we own, and in every part of our lives, so some HCHO is too always be expected, and for most people, HCHO should not really be a concern; as after cleaning, moving furniture around, making the bed, vacuuming the carpet, cleaning our wood floors etc., the HCHO levels will rise, and maybe even to unsafe levels, but don't be alarmed at this, because it is just a quickly dissipated the moment we open a window, and get some ventilation going on. Unless you specifically store Formaldehyde in bottles, and the bottles crack and start leaking, you should always be able to maintain safe levels of an average of 0.001 to 0.25 in your environment, but like I say, no real reason for alarm as ventilation will remove the HCHO nearly as quickly as it rose. The only time for concern is if the HCHO rises to unhealthy levels and remains there, or are consistently going to unsafe levels, causing the need for constantly ventilating the environment, but also, unless you are storing HCHO in liquid form, there should not be too much cause for concern. HCHO is a part of our daily lives, it is a part of what makes up our universe, so no need for panic unless you store it in liquid form, and then I for sure would want a HCHO sensor constantly running, as too high of levels can be very dangerous to our immune systems for sure. I truly hope this has helped answer your questions and concerns about HCHO. 👍

Thank you for your comment and insight - much appreciated. I never thought of that. 👍

Thank you Thomas for your comment and question. I have thought of that very thing, but after looking into it, the cost of such a project is something that I am unable to do at the moment. I have been working with AirKnight in developing their new model, but I guess that is as close as I can come to actually creating one myself. 👍 AirKnight's new model is supposed to be out by the end of this year, but haven't heard from them in a while, so no updates on how close they are in completion.

If you are referring to the fake one, that is great to hear. Thanks for the comment - much appreciated. 👍

@@Outside-In. Yes! You prevented me from wasting 20 dollars. 20 dollars extra that can now go to support Ukraine :D

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Thank you T Heamanth for the question. I could not give a opinion on a monitor I have not used. I did look at these, and for the price, I would go with TemTop. The Prana only does PM and AQI, while TemTop does PM, TVOC, HCHO, AQI. It just depends on what you are looking for as far as air quality. I am finding however, that unless you spend 200.00 or more on a monitor, it is a hit and miss for quality and longevity. I know this probably doesn't help much, but I can't offer a recommendation on a monitor that I have not tested, and taken apart for review. If I am able too, I could look into purchasing the Prana for a review video, but right now, I just can't afford to purchase any monitors for review, but hopefully soon.

@@Outside-In. Thank you very much

@@t.heamanth5127 You are welcome 👍

Thank you, it is a lot of work cutting out unnecessary silence. . 👍

Thanks Buzz, could you break that down a bit?, I am not sure what you are asking.... 🤔 Are you talking about the RD6024 Power Supply?

I Googled DCV's and came up with Directional Control Valve for Hydraulics, but somehow I don't think that is what you are referring too. I am assuming that you mean if you put 5 volts in the variable DC controller, will you be able to get 20-30 volts out?. Not unless it is a boost converter, and the DC controller I showed (the RD6024) is not a boost controller, it is a buck converter. A buck converter only puts out what is put in, and allows you to go down to 0 volts, but not go above the voltage you input. I hope I understood what you meant by DCV's... The DCV's is what is throwing me off a bit, as I have never heard it put that way before. If you put 5 volts into a DC converter, and want 20-30 volts out, you would need a Boost converter, or a Buck-Boost converter to do that. The Riden converters are Buck only converters. Also, the DPS5020 that I did a video about is also a Buck only converter, so if you put 5 volts in, you will only get 0-5 volts out.

Thanks for the info - much appreciated. 👍