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​​@@silverbankruptcy Have you had any problems with the tires? Have you ever had to put more air in them

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See Burgers at: 27:38 I agree that its a pain to clean. I put it in the Dishwasher and that has affected the igniters but its the only way to clean it. I think its a little over engineered. I would look at other portable grills as well, like a weber.

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Thank you my friend. I will try On Brisket I just use kosher salt and Butcher cracked pepper and smoke it fit about 12 hours. I don't crutch it as i do not like the consistency it brings.

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I appreciate your interesting question. You can either do it with an Arduino, which I am not familiar with, or possibly with this relay, which is kind of like running your system like a 1960's Pinball Machine. The first question is whether your inverter has a built in Relay to trigger something like an alarm when the power goes out that you could use. It should have something like this built in. The XW Pro Manual states "Each XW Pro has one programmable 12 V, 0.25 A auxiliary output that is able to run a small fan or operate an external relay to perform other functions. Examples include remotely starting a two-wire start generator" Otherwise, A simple relay that is Normally closed could could do the first half of what you need it can be programmed to Open on a power outage. However, it can't be placed after the inverter because the inverter will fool it into thinking that you have power. Also it will not have a 15 minute delay if it has no power in order to monitor things. The device in this video is exactly what is needed to do a delayed timer relay since if it has power from the Grid (Must wire into grid before Inverter) it can then stop the generator after the grid is up for 15 minutes. I would recommend as follows: I assume that you can get alerts from your inverter on a power outage. Get a big battery Remote Startup device like this to Manually Remotely Start up the Generator: uhavecontrol.com/ The issue is that once you start up the generator, I assume you desire to charge the batteries, so if the gen powers the inverter, it will fool the inverter into thinking that utility Power has been restored. You could divert power off the main line and have a separate small fusebox before your inverter and generator and attach a Digital Input Monitor to it to keep you notified of the actual utility service. ua-cam.com/video/MYfavLwbsfU/v-deo.html I would do nothing but get alerts from the inverter and then use the Remote startup to start the generator Manually every day to keep the batteries charged. when you shut off the gen, you should see from the inverter whether power has been restored. The only problem is if you wait to long, the inverter will die and take with it, your ability to contact the remote start and get the generator turned on.

@@silverbankruptcy Thanks for the thoughtful reply!! First I really enjoyed your reference to a 1960's Pinball Machine. I'm 70 so pinball was my thing. I wasted two college years playing pinball at the Student Union. I'm not sure how to get to the inverter relay but that is interesting. I'll look into it. I plan to connect a 12vDC relay to a power adapter connected to a grid outlet, that is, not a critical load outlet. When the power goes out the relay will switch and the normally open connection will close. That's the trigger that the grid power is out. I already have a hefty wires (10 gauge overkill) to conduct 12vDC voltage from inside the house (where the battery can't freeze) to the generator and a connector to the generator to initiate the auto-start circuit. It works great. I push a button in the basement and the generator starts. Push it again and it will stop. The inverter will stay alive and run critical loads for maybe 2 hours give or take. I don't want to wait too long. If the grid is down more than 10 or 15 minutes then it probably (key word there) not come back up within hours. (lived here 35 years so I know the drill) Some of the issues I can't wrap my head around are these: 1. If grid is down, start a 15 minute wait timer, call it timer1. 1.1 If grid comes back up before 15 minute timer1 is done then cancel timer1, return to normal state. (inverter will use grid power for critical loads and to recharge batteries) 2. After 15 minutes, start the generator. Inverter will (I believe) automatically use the generator power (also called AC2) for critical loads and to recharge the batteries. 3. When the grid comes back up start a timer2 (different timer) for, say, 10 minutes. 3.1 If the grid goes down again before the timer2 expires then cancel timer2 return to grid down state. 3.1.1 ISSUE here is that timer1 will begin since grid is newly down. If it hits signal to start the generator I can prevent it from stopping. A new start generator signal can be ignored. But I need to think this through more to be sure. 3.2 if grid stays up for 10 minutes then stop generator. Inverter will have already automatically begun to use grid power for critical loads.. Whew. My brain is fried. I need to capture all this and write it out in such a way to be sure it will work correctly in all cases. One thing that I failed to mention is that a momentary contact on the generator auto-start pins will start the generator if it isn't running but will do nothing if it is already running. Closing the contacts for 4 seconds will start the generator if it isn't running but will stop the generator if it is running. (sounds more complicated than it is.) Wow. I hope I haven't overstayed my comment! Is this making sense still?

@@silverbankruptcy Just watched your XW-111 video.I subscribed to your channel. Is there some safe way that I could give you my email address without it going to these public comments?

@Rodatum my email is the name of the channel @gmail.com. thanks your project is hurting my Brain! Let's just play Pinball!

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ok, What specific Generator is it and What error are you receiving. Also if you restart it Manually, Same Error?

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I use the old one as a wood preservative. The used oil repels termites.

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Thank You so Much, i sent your comment to my son who is threatening to burn it after I die. I would never refinish it. I keep it in a warm closet carefully oiled and washed inside on the occasion that I use the Corrosive Ammo. I have never been hunting, but looking at the size of the rounds, I assume it would be legal and I would probably use it if I actually found someone to take me!

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