Amateur video creator sharing videos created in and around Scotland mainly to do with mountain biking or winter activities such as snowboarding or snowshoeing.
I have fast copy speeds between my unRaid samba share and my MacBook Pro Apple silicon. My issue is Mac keeps dropping the smb share, and I have to keep re-mounting. I see other people have complained about my issue as well. Any thoughts ?
@@mattsickon6265 no reason it shouldn’t work. I do not have a 2006. I would try installing a test version of UnRaid and see how that goes. I have some later videos on how I got on. If you can see your 2006 with the MacOS you have installed ATM and see it’s shared drives from another Mac I think you would good to go.
Thank you so much for this video! I purchased this backpack for the same reason in mind: riding a normal mountain bike, I needed a proper solution for my DJI Mini 4 pro. When it arrived, I immediately saw the issue with the water bladder. I was wondering whether there is a better idea than cutting a hole into the backpack, but I realize that I will have to do it probably in the same way you did.
Wide angle lenses, like gopros, are not optimal for 3D (unless its VR180). It would be easier to use Vegas for editing since it has built in 3D support. 28 mm separation is very small. Works well with closeups/indoor shooting. But for any other situation you need more separation. Human eyes can see depth effectively to about 15 meters. After that it diminishes very rapidly. So I would recomend a separation of 65mm. Building your own rig is obviously satisfying and a learning experience. For someone who just wants to shoot, a qoocam ego, weeview sid or a second hand fujifilm W3 is probably a better option.
@@North3rdMedia I've noticed ,But I guess Jones put time into developing it & I try to follow a ethical code of where stuff is made ,I'm 100% sure about carbon because when it fails it's quite catastrophic.
Agreed I am from Canada bought my rear three cradle system 2023. I use it on my gravel bike never thought I should have more options to use it for my fat bike and mountain bike
Hi, great video! When you make an adjustment to 1 clip ( x / y / z axis ) won’t this leave black bars on the edges of the frame? Or do you just crop in a bit in the end to “ fill the frame “ ?
Please try merging your stereo audio to mono eg. using only your left audio track for both sides. I think it's the echo in your room that kinda wiggles between both tracks that makes it hard to listen to you with both ears. Otherwise nice and detailed. I hope you figure out your samba issues on mac.
Very helpful, thank you. I was looking to get this product to make it easier to use my Bosch easypump and the demo helped clarify the mechanics for a newbie like me.
FYI you can not backup your usb stick to save your license! the license is tire3d to the stick itself. MyUnraid service has a USB stick backup and a license management tool.
This is partially correct. You can back up the stick so you don't lose your configuration and if the drive breaks you can move your license over to a new one. Search for "Unraid Changing the flash device" to get the wiki entry about it.
Thank you for posting this video about your experience with the Go-To-Editor Course so far. I am considering taking this course, and your review taught me some things I wasn't even aware of. Please let us know what your thoughts are after finishing the course! Thank you.
Thank you for watching. It will be a while to finish Module 6. Done module 5. I am just starting a new Sven 3 month course in the mean time. I hope you do go ahead as it a good learning experience.
Ty for this video. I have an Otso Voytek fatbike but strictly run 3" plus tire in the summer for bikepacking. This video gave me a sense that the standard should fit my frame, or at least have a possible workaround.
I'm having the same trouble finding brand new pedals with straight spindles, I've spent some good money on a few but not that much. Thanks for the insight into this common problem.
Wauw very cool to have a peer review of our products! I'm quite amazed by how much you went in the technical details of the design and intent of all the features. Sometimes it's a bit hard to communicate all the design features, but you really got it spot on! We are very glad to hear that the tapered part is to your liking. It is often a bit of an educated guess for the proportions, but it's something we are looking into for future developments. btw Mathew does not have dissociative identity disorder😂. Mathew and I (Mickey) are often swapping email duties based on our study schedule. Cheers Mickey
Using an FTP client is an interesting idea. I tried mine and it worked much better than Samba indeed - Transmit if you care. Been using and loving it for years, I think it's the best on Mac or actually in general. Been evaluating unraid on my 5,1 Mac Pro for a few days as well and as much as I'd like to love it, the performance so far has been underwhelming. Copying some 30 GB of images (RAW + jpeg) directly on console from an SSD to a single drive array, I get horrible 31 mb/s avg (it took 15 mins!!) Bottleneck appears to be the array itself (FUSE people say it is) … if I move the drive to a pool, my write speed goes way up and it also improves my Samba performance. In fact, I'm getting some 121 Mb/s constantly for a 32 GB file from my Mac on 1 GBit. Now that seems a bit pointless to me, as the flexible array is the main selling point of unraid but with 31 Mb/s it's just unusable. :( On my way to evaluate an ZFS zraid pool now and if that does not work, I might try SoftRAID on Mac OS … after all, the best Samba performance is Mac to Mac
Fantastic breakdown of your findings and knowledge. Thank you for providing all your insight in such a thorough manner. I also have cMP and have been wondering about using it as a storage solution. Very helpful!
@@North3rdMediaHi, I think this is what Green oil use, they use T-NOC in their literature. Glycerol is a Triglyceride hence the T, I think the NOC is Nitrogen, Oxygen and Carbon from the Olive pomace. Another thing you can do is add the liquid vegetable glycerol to chainsaw oil to thicken it.
I mean, if you're trying combine cycling and historical reenactment, this is a great idea. Otherwise, this is wildly inefficient. Vegetable oils don't have the film strength required to protect metal parts under load, so you'll wear out your chain very quickly. It's why we stopped using lard and olive oil back during steam engine times. If you want to go the eco-friendly route and avoid petrochemicals, I'd suggest using sunflower wax or beeswax instead. There's a really good lube that uses sunflower wax as its base.
Like I said in an earlier post, you would have been better off loosening your SPDs. Absolutely shocking quality for a pricey component and they will not be in business long if they don't get their act together.
I've had the same framebag, fitted to a Kona Unit X. It's a great bag, well build and well designed. I had it fitted to the bottle bosses. This make for a clean look, but also destroyed the waterproofness of the bag, so I wouldn't do that again...but the bag itself was just perfect! Loved the doubledecker insert, tentstraps and side pocket :)
@@North3rdMedia I think it was about 6cm wide. It was indeed a large bag. Never gave it a thought how many litres it was. It was much larger than the 6 litre Ortlieb bag I have now. If I must guess it would be closer to 10 litres, maybe even more. I could fit a LOT af stuff in it :) Had all my repair stuff in the bottom half (sealant, tools, tubes, ty wraps, tape, chain links, pump, etc.) Tent poles in the straps, all of the food in the main compartment and 360 camera, selfysticks and minitripods in the side section for easy access. Did not us a watersystem, but used the hole in the front to route the wires from my batterypack to the bike computer. The only reason I sold the bag, is because I sold the bike ;)
The straps can be left on the rack when not in use, just attach them using the shortest connecting holes and tighten the compression bolts to pull the straps against the bracket feet.
Hi, just started to watch this.. I got an ICAN SNO 4 fatbike recently with bluto forks.. and now they are knocking or have something lose.. Thought it was the headset at first but pretty sure on it being the forks.. hopefully I get some servicing knowledge for this issue.
That is cool Did look at the SNO4 should my Bucksaw cease. What is the axle width 197mm or 177mm rear? The Bluto can make a small knock click sound when fully extended end stop.
@@North3rdMedia it's a 150mm. I notice whilst riding last night. Just had a nother look at it.. when I lift up the front of the bike by the handlbars up and down I notice a dropping noise or like something lose.. checked the rotor thats fine.. doing both brakes and trying to rock the bike back n forth is better the headset is fine.. doing this and reaching down to feel the metal rod ..(no idea what that is and I did see your vid but need to go back over your vid) the 5 mm hex removal tool took that rod out... it seems nice and firm so no idea what is going on with it
@@North3rdMedia Okay so that may be normal... rear axle no idea it is wider than my Hope 170mm so perhaps 180-90. I don't doing work on my forks and headset.. in the past it has been a struggle.. even now I am kinda slow getting to get replacement headset bearings so I go look on the ICAN official site and all I can find is "integrated H373" bearings but the google search engine comes up with a long line of pics showing bearings that do not have that number perhaps I have inherited a bike frame which is discontinued and only they made that specific type of thing... like you have to buy into us.. not sure yet but anyways in the past searching for bearings for headsets wihtout knowing specifically what you have is hard.. People will offer up "just get the bearings for the frame" but what if the bike is 2nd hand and they made all sorts of mods incl a different make of these bearings.. i will need to get round to it soon.. I ntoice brown water flowing down over the frame after a wash coming from the headset... and I keep oiling it....think google search engine needs to improve though.
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