Installing a MyQ Garage Door Keypad 

Jack so great to hear from you. We are doing well, 2 new grandbabies being born next month so we are blessed beyond what we deserve! So great to hear from you, God Bless!

Ted, thank you so much for stopping by! So yes, in my previous video I show that I had a Liftmaster garage door opener in the house when I bought it and I show how to factory reset it, so yes, that is what led me to this keypad. At the end of this video I also say that the MyQ keypad will work with several other of the models of garage door openers as well. As far as do I like it, I do, but there are two things that I did not mention that I meant to, and its about the battery and your wifi signal. So as you might expect, that battery does not last forever, and at some point you will have to take it out and charge it. What I did to mitigate that was to buy another battery that is always charged to swap out each time I need to change it out. So far the battery is lasting about 6-7 weeks at a time, but you will have to at some point either take it out, charge it and put it back in, or, do as I did and get another one. I paid $24.99 (on sale regular $31.99) at Home Depot for mine. Second, you do have to make sure your wifi signal is good at the location you install this. Mine was so-so at the beginning, I have wifi plumes (extenders) in my house and had to move one of them closer to the garage to keep the signal consistent. All that said, I do really like what MyQ gives me as a benefit, and to me that far outweighs the need to have to swap out the battery every couple months or so. This has been a particularly hard winter so far here so I expect that battery life to be better as it warms up. God bless and have a great day, let me know if you have any other questions!!!

And yes, 7 times 70, for sure, Thats a great verse to dig into more as I don't think everyone really understands that principle and the context of that verse! Thanks Ted!!