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have you ever tried filling the pvc conduit with sand when you try and bend it? I have had good luck with no tubing collapse or kinks..

Those disk will rust again if reused.

Your electrical videos are some of my favorite you put out. As always great planning and execution, would love to see more finished house vids in the future!

I've never seen that mule tape "winch" trick before. That is freakin' genius. Nice work as always.

Glad I don't live in New York. I live in SC and the meter is mounted to the building and power company installs the wire to the meter.

Still my favourite guy to watch…Watching in the UK

🚨 Jesse, re the PV panel array ... you DO NOT need two different. . Simply share a common with an A/B switch (use a marine battery A/B/Both switch) Just top off the battery bank then Net Meter to the grid 100%.

Watched this a 2nd time Jesse. You, your dad, wife, children and extended family do interesting and inspiring work. Keep delivering as long as possible.

So good seeing that nice truck being used more !

I can not wait till done work shop.

it's good

Favorite channel for sure! loving the long videos

Jesse my friend I don't understand why you don't have at least a million suds yet? Great job my friend.

you installation is not correct you have to correct the inverter in serial with the grid

Only one word to describe Jesse's 2 hour videos and using the mini track to pull cable.,......."GUT!".

Hope the video is soon, what a bunch of workers.

I love that the HAWK TUAH made it into this video.

THANK YOU!!! I’m gonna do a quick video on it today maybe help someone else out. It went from not working to 100%. It was caked solid probably from changing the old lines and fluid it moved the garbage through the system.

Jesse you are WAY smarter than me! Hats off to your abilities!! Wow!

Another master class Jessie, well done!

Looks like an impossible task for ME, but you have done this once or twice before and the physical strength, in addition to the track on the excavator. I am astonished by how you have accomplished this task! Congratulations!!

They should make battery backups that are DC and a welder that is DC so it doesn’t have to charge from AC into a DC battery which converts back to AC for a welder which has to convert it back to DC

Wow looking good have you thought about putting some lights on the side's of the shop. Keep up the cool vid's.

Just asking for myself. Why put the receptacles by the floor. Why not out them so you can walkup to them and not bend over?

Geat video Jesse.

Love your electrical videos.

Yes where the stone walls were was either pasture or crops. The children died very young. Bringing your children to such beauty is so good. When I went to Arkansas in the early 50's they still had split rail fences.

Using CTs to prevent back charging the grid is super nifty. I’m gonna use these units to provide my emergency house backup. Anker made a well thought out unit

I’ve never seen anybody pull cable with an excavator track before in my life and by doing that it was probably 1000 times faster….that was absolute genius.

Nice job it’s so nice to have a shop im happy for you

As usual, AWESOME video! Something to think about- another UA-cam channel (can’t remember which one) installed the raised rib inside their workshop with the ribs going horizontal and said they wish they did vertical because all those ribs catch all the dust and dirt when they are horizontal.

I didn't understand the purpose of the culvert pipe. Very clear explanation on the wiring!

Ingenuity and creativity...you and your bro sure find ways to simplify your lives..

Did you ever complete the filter for the pool/pond

Hello Jesse. So that is what a Master Electrician does for his workshop. Impressive! If Anker does not sponsor a few videos of yours and perhaps a perk or two, I would really be surprised. That was a fantastic explanation of what their equipment can and can't do. They could even ask you to write a manual. Have good days!

Very nicely done electrical video. You are very knowledgeable of the system. It is always a pleasure seeing someone doing it right! Some comments. When I did my shed, I put all the receptacles at 48” so I can put counter tops anywhere and not block them with objects sitting on the floor. I use a #2 square Robertson bit on most electrical termination screws. For future reference, long bends in pvc conduit, opposed to factory bends, causes way higher pulling friction. Conductors on conduit sidewall while pulling for many feet instead of a couple feet with a fitting. NM cable must be protected from physical damage below 8’, so conduit or wall covering. Hopefully you are not 6’3” tall. Maximum height to center of breakers is 6’7”. Please show in your next video, installing #6 bare out to and connected to two ground rods from the ground bar. Again, very good video!

This video has been so interesting to watch what it takes to wire up a garage with high voltage wiring with solar panels as a backup. You explain everything as you go which is also helpful.

Nice video, as a euro I think putting every wire in a conduit and only having 120V which needs thicker wires is so much more complicated but it is what it is :) Also the AWG numbers going up for smaller numbers is just backwards confusing, and goes forward again after 1 Gauge wire :)

Jesse I know I will never use all the bits and pieces of information that you impart to us but it certainly fills in a few blanks in my past. If all else fails them you can always teach the next generations. Keep them coming 🇬🇧😊

Hi- when wiring up your ceiling lights I think the mounting hook and the safety hook screws should be separate- just in case something hits the mounting hook - then you don’t loose everything 😊🇬🇧

If you haven't already purchased the solar mini split, please do a deep dive on their COP for heating. I was pretty disappointed with my hotspot acdc18c performance. Ended up swapping it out for a non solar mini split for my house. I think the blueridge i got has a COP of like 2 at -15*f, wheras the acdc18c I measured it at something like a COP of 1 at +15*f. the "advertised" COP is almost always rated at a warm outside temp, and for some reason you need to really dig into the specs to find charts for lower temperatures. Perhaps I am wrong on the newer solar assisted minisplits and they have improved the performance, IDK. But for the extra price costs, honestly you don't need the solar side of them if you have the anker units in the garage already. Just something to consider.

Jesse, you got a nice set=up to do work, thxs for sharing...

a ventiator fan would be ideal.. since you'd be working inside most the time and there is cutting joining and welding.

SillyNess... You could have gotten 2 badass Solark inverters 15k, run in parallel and be done with it. Those can backfeed, provide full 200-amps service and all you need is a stack of batteries.

Pulling the cable with the excuvator track is pretty neat. "Work smart, not hard."

Great Job Jesse!

As a qualified mechanic i am impressed as hell at the jobs you tackle ,building, electrical, concreter, mechanic i just hope your kids never need a dentist 😂

Coming along nice Jess going to be a great garage to work in👍

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