You can use expansion concrete screws about 3inch long. Any drill with concrete drill bit for the size screws you get. Hardware store people can help.

You are welcome.

@bungarraoz254 Thanks, I tried to point out as much as I could about the tool. Right down to inserting the tool in the pouch for easy retrieval.

@@samowens44 Yes, I will have to point that out to my kids and grandkids, as I just bought four of them, going off your enthusiasm. I paid about $30 each on eBay. Thanks again.

The min - max lines are for the sand. Water fills up the filter as you turn the pump on.

@micahnightwolf you said it right, low humidity you feel the effect more cooling. The fan puts out the mist and blowing air, the results of comfort depend a lot on how humid the air. Overall, it is the best product you can get for the most comfort you can receive. Should work really great in Arizona.

you may try putting the temperature probe in the air duct. when the A/C comes on the temp probe will record the temp drop and if your settings are adjusted to operate under those settings, that will be your solution. Good Luck

@@samowens44 will this work with both cooling and heating?

@@2003z440works with both

@vinnyrides, yes, I find the instructions on lots of products just do not give the buyer the full story. I know how it should be and try my best to cover the stuff missing. Thanks for watching my video!

@MrSandc41, What you are asking me to do is take my awning apart and video the entire process close up of each part as it goes together. Look at my video again please, I start out by showing you to lay the poles out in grouping order. Look at parts list and pictures to see the different pole letters. There are a lower group of poles for left and another group for right, then there are upper groups of poles left and right. As you look at the video I show laying out the lower left and right pole mountings along with the upper mountings left and right. I show the assemble of the left poles and how you screw the parts together. I can not move the camera, I am alone, so I can only show and describe as I go. This is an exceptionally long video already at over 24 min. I think, if you get a big area and lay out the parts as the instructions show you, then use my video step by step to assemble the poles, I think you will be able to do it. I don't see how I could make a video and show every detail of how to assemble this. Maybe get someone else to watch the video and see if they could help you some. You can just tell me what part are you not able to do, or is it just getting started. Watch the video and pause it, go try the step, come back and restart the video, and maybe that will work. Good Luck.

@gennadyklepikov969, You say 6 programs, but there are only 3 programs to work with. Now the part you need to do is Program 1, you have two outputs Zone 1 and 2, as part of your programming, set up Zone1 for the time to start, how long and the rest, then under program 1 setup Zone2 for the start , how long. You will do this for each of the programs, P1,P2, and P3. I think you will see that both outputs can have different times. When you are in P1, set Zone1 to the time to start. Hit Zone key to go to Zone 2 and set it to the time, can be the same or different. Go to P2 do the same and P3 the same. There you have your 6 times that will just run as you have programmed.

⁠Thanks, Sam. But I still need your help. I programmed : Zone 1 Program 1 at 7.00 a.m, Zone 1 Program 2 at 13.00, Zone 1 program 3 at 19.00. Zone 2 program 1 at 10.00 a.m ; Zone 2 program 2 at 16.00 ; Zone 2 program 3 at 22.00. I need somehow to make it run. Unsuccessful yet… Maybe you can help. One more question, how to restart this gadget to clean up all the program? Just take out battery does not helped.

@@gennadyklepikov969 You must also set the how long and how often for each program zone. Be careful when using Ok and Set, the set saves the setting, Ok moves to the next setting and Ok will delete a setting. I suggest setting a test setting just P1 zone 1 and zone 2 to the next day. Set both zones before you hit set to go to how long, and do this all the way through. When you are complete leave on Auto and that starts the timer running for all your programs. When you get it set right, you can push any button and see Next Zone1 and the time to start. I did find you must have at least 1 day set in advance for it to work. I messed up a few times before I got it working correctly. Just set times 2 min duration and then you will see the zone is on when you see water drop icon at the times they are suppose to come on. Oh, to delete a program timer, just set how long to zero for each program you do not want. Off turns timer off and does not run.

@@samowens44, Thanks Sam. Finally I did it. It was to many times pushed OK button. In this timer OK also cancel previous choice. Thanks.

@@gennadyklepikov969 Yes, the Ok did mess me up over and over until I realized it's true function at certain points of the programming. Glad you go it, I know the feeling when the lightbulb comes on!!!!

I am only a product reviewer as a one time use, I am not a mechanic and can only show the basic use of the product to present how it works. The product works great on my Mini Cooper and that is all I can show results on, I am sure it will perform on other brand cars also.

@rname369 look in the settings carefully, all headings and you will find the light control. You can turn it on or off.

A rag and a dish shop will work to remove the sticky grease build up.

Search my channel for all my videos dealing with starting. Found a number of things to test and also 2 videos on changing out starter.

@loloholmes2793 when you get a new product, have a place to store all your manuals. They are so important as it is hard to remember everything about all the products you own. I keep all my manual in a storage location. You know now, I give lots of details about products I review and you can use it as a manual, so subscribe and just search the product and watch for the detail needed.

I have about using jacks and ramps. Search my channel.

@williamtwaddle38 good question and I will tell my experience of 4 months driving it to our grocery store, bank and YMCA. My trip to grocery store is 6 miles round trip. With full charge start. I have 4 green bars when arriving home. Bank trip is 12 miles round trip. I do get down to 3 bars, just slightly let up on speed and all 4 green bars. At that rate in Florida with no hills, I feel 30 miles for sure. To get 40 miles, you would need to cut speed from 24kmh to about 18. 24 is 15mph. To get 40 you have to throttle down a bit. I feel the scooter has a very good range at full speed. At least 30 miles. I will test my scooter full speed for a 30 mile round trip and show how much power is left. Next week, watch for my video.

Sadly, yes, the whine is what all slingshot owners have to get use to.

@samowens44 mine like I said though does it when I hit 2nd gear it seems like then for a second gets really high pitched and you can feel it. Then it calms back down. You can continue to hear it through 3rd going to 4th then wind noise takes over

You need a circular saw 7 1/2 “. With a concrete blade. This is a tile saw, not for cement pavers. Go to a hardware store and the will help you select the proper tools.

@FasterNLouder on the relay there are two lugs with nuts. This is your switch contacts. When the relay is off the contacts are closed and with power lead on one lug it will pass to the other lug and onto the fan. When you operate relay with remote, the lugs open the contact and the fan will no longer get power. That simple. The black and red leads from the relay need to have Pos and Grd on them to power the relay.

@@samowens44 the way that I’m understanding this, is that I would have to run the main ground for my fan relays to this disconnect relay and leave everything else on the negative post of the battery. The other option would be running the main power for the fans to this relay and then attaching it to the positive post of the battery with everything else still connected to the positive post of the battery like normal.

@@FasterNLouder I drew a wiring diagram to help you and any others. Hope this will tell the story. Remember the frame of car is your ground connection to the battery, so you can use it for the grd wire. drive.google.com/file/d/18_ue8FG1ms2g5dHqCOFI4HCP6zkr73XG/view?usp=sharing