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i have to admit that all of theis go karts kinda suck and this video kinda sucked so if you are gonna watch this video dont watch it it will just waste your time
Here is another Con for the Vive unit: There are NO instructions, no technical support, and you have to guess on how to attach the pad to your shoulder.
How do you drain it if/when necessary? Does it have a tank or is it just a spigot/spout you have to attach a line to? Thinking about getting one of these for an elderly relative who lives in sr housing. Not have to drain it is a huge plus for our situation but the complex requires that all portable AC units have a condensate tank so I'm wondering if they'll accept this unit.
Hard use for over 3 years with NO problems: Swisher Log Cart. Easy pull, ~ 200 lbs splits, 15-20 logs. Durable, solid, simple assembly when new. Just an old carpet to absorb debris and throwing logs into the cart. Those other carts are heavy, awkward, small wheels for uneven ground and snow.
The instructions aretn as thorough as they need to be there are parts on the instructions that look similar or almost identical and non of the screws ar labeled
I was looking to purchase this heater the same as you show one minute and 20 seconds into your video mounted to the wall. So you cannot see the electrical supply socket Connection just as you show . However, after reading the product instruction manual, it states that you cannot mount it in front of the socket . What did you do in order to mount on the wall to hide the electrical cord/socket as you display in the video?
