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  @John-yb2xp2 күн бұрын

  👍🏼

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  @bradleymichael30510 күн бұрын

  So I am currently in the process of wiring that badlands remote into a worn VR Evo 12. The difference being I cannot wire mine to the plug the way you did because it uses a microcontroller. So when I wire the receiver directly to the solenoid I keep poped my fuse. I was wondering if I am missing something, or if anyone could give me insight

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  @judodadeo193314 күн бұрын

  Aloha, where did you get your 2" tubing? 73 Mahalo and Aloha

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  @IronsideAdventures8019 күн бұрын

  It is standard 2" square, 1/4" wall tubing. I had some left over from a other project but any steel supplier will have it.

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  @adventure_next686921 күн бұрын

  So instead of having the one and off switch..could those two wires be used for a gang switch if long enough?

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  @jagman296221 күн бұрын

  Great video man! I just got into the Anderson world recently. I’m doing an inverter and jumper cable setup. Got my China crimpers ready lol. Same ones you have. 👍

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  @IronsideAdventures80121 күн бұрын

  It's like a drug. Anderson all the things. 😂 You'll start to find all sorts of projects that can benefit from them.

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  @WHATSUPWATSON24 күн бұрын

  Would perhaps adding some protection against over discharging the battery be a good idea? I know Milwaukee tools have this to prevent damaging the battery.

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  @IronsideAdventures80121 күн бұрын

  I thought the batteries had that circuitry built into them. If they do, they'll shut down on this the same way they do in a tool. Could be wrong though.

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  @kyleallred98424 күн бұрын

  Why wire to the front cig port? Why not go all the way to the battery?

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  @IronsideAdventures80124 күн бұрын

  I have enough stuff at the battery as it is. I didn't need another connection there. I may do it in the future but the plug works just fine. I also have a 2 USB charge ports that I put in so I don't really need the outlet for anything else.

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  @williamcooper605726 күн бұрын

  I’m in the process of doing this and maybe I missed it but I need to know what color is out and what color is in?

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  @m3logistics29 күн бұрын

  You guys did a tremendous job, well done! PS: may I add 2 suggestions: to increase the safety of the operation I would have added (1).[bonnets up] of the 3 recovery vehicles and added [safety blankets] to the winch ropes.

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  @josephhomen29 күн бұрын

  This is literally the exact same way I’m planning to do my own. It also makes no sense to me well companies at all the extra disconnecting air fittings onto the manifold it’s just extra bulk and one more place for it to fail. I really like that you added an air chuck to the end of one of the hose. this is something I’m planning on doing.

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  @user-sy8ix2sy6i29 күн бұрын

  You have some nice features there sir. Any lessons learned or changes since the video? Thanks.

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  @IronsideAdventures80128 күн бұрын

  No changes. It has worked out really well. Just used it a couple weeks ago for comms at a bike race. My battery wasn't charged all the way and I had to switch to backup power. Having it set up like it is, it was as simple as just plugging into the other connector and flipping the switch.

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  @user-sy8ix2sy6i28 күн бұрын

  @@IronsideAdventures801 Yeah, being able to select power sources from the switch is one of my favorite features I saw on the video. Definitely doing something similar. Thanks a bunch for sharing.

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  @mc1557Ай бұрын

  great build bravo!!

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  @jessevallantine825Ай бұрын

  Have you seen the Thors lightning or M.O.A.B with the display and auto shut off once it reches desired pressure? It stops and checks the pressure while airing up just like an air pump at the gas station. Any thoughts on how to make a system like this?

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  @johnmadsen37Ай бұрын

  I tried this and a bunch of sparks flew out and them my battery started on fire. I kept pushing the remote buttons but that o lay made it worse.

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  @NoMissOutdoorsАй бұрын

  Cool

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  @BrianWilson-sq3zrАй бұрын

  Great video, thanks! Thinking of doing the same mods to my compressor. How has that relay held up? I am thinking of mounting my compressor in the engine bay and am concerned about heat.

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  @IronsideAdventures801Ай бұрын

  So far, no issues with mine or any that I've converted that I know of.

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  @BrianWilson-sq3zrАй бұрын

  @@IronsideAdventures801 awesome, thank you!

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  @DirtyDesertFoxАй бұрын

  No back seat club 🤘🦊🤘

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  @progearreviews7455Ай бұрын

  If you wanted to just use 18v would you just need the buck converter? Do you still need grounds etc or just hot in hot out?

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  @airtazznunya57242 ай бұрын

  Anyone figure out what they used for the models that allow the user to select the PSI?

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  @DirtyDesertFox2 ай бұрын

  Old push button seatbelt would make a good latch

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  @IronsideAdventures8012 ай бұрын

  You're right. That is a great idea I'll have to keep in mind.

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  @AStanton19662 ай бұрын

  Nice work.

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  @BurnerJones2 ай бұрын

  It always surprises me with how optimistic stuff like this is with wire size. Even if technically it can handle the amps people always forget about voltage drop. Good video, I bet that motor is happier with the larger wire. I've got some of those huge 4/0 anderson connectors on my big diy lithium pack for running the winch and inverter. I need to get one of these compressors soon and toy around with it. I tried the a/c compressor into air compressor mod but it was really difficult to filter out all the oil it kept puking up, even with multiple catch cans filled with steel wool and a recirculating drain back into the intake.

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  @bucket9092 ай бұрын

  if anyone uses the hose and fittings linked in the description i would recommend using the small dremel sandpaper bits to make the area you feed the hose through slightly larger. it is an extremely tight fit if you dont and, while possible to get through, will take a lot of time for each one (upwards of an hour). using the dremel from the bottom, up until the threads start will make feeding the hose through much easier and is still a very tight fit

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  @TPeaceD3 ай бұрын

  Fantastic video, thanks for making this!

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  @IronsideAdventures8012 ай бұрын

  Glad you enjoyed it!

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  @Busterblader133 ай бұрын

  No fuse needed with such a large amp draw on the battery?

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  @IronsideAdventures8013 ай бұрын

  You could add one to the vehicle side of your wiring system if you wanted. The wiring for this is similar to a winch though and there is rarely any type of fuse on a winch system.

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  @ericklein50973 ай бұрын

  The vast vast majority of jumper cables are copper coated aluminum and I see a lot of people using jumper cables on these. CCA is equivalent to a copper cable 3 or 4 AWG smaller….so using a 4AWG CCA isn’t an improvement to an 8AWG copper cable. And yes I saw that you realized the jumper cable conductor wasn’t actually 4 gauge. Just thought I’d add that in. The cable on the unit has to be pure copper otherwise it would not handle 90 amps any day of the week

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  @IronsideAdventures8013 ай бұрын

  This is good information. Thanks for adding it to the discussion. From your information, it sounds like if using good pure copper leads, you could do 8 ga. That also means my 6 ga cables are over sized. I'm good with that too.

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  @nicktingley91983 ай бұрын

  Mine said m10 on the motor leads which is #8awg? I'm using #6 to to feed mine. Thanks for the great video.

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  @ericklein50973 ай бұрын

  M10 is a bolt size. Perhaps it said 10mm2 (squared not the number 2…a tiny 2 up in the corner) indicating conductor cross sectional area in millimetres squared. Essentially the metric version of AWG 10mm2 is 8AWG IIRC. 6 AWG would be better for a 90A compressor. At the very least use a cable with 90 or 105 degree Celsius insulation. Silicone has a 200 degree insulation and therefor would handle the amperage better but would need some kind of sheathing because it’s not very abrasion or cut resistant.

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  @IronsideAdventures8013 ай бұрын

  It would be 10mm². That is right between 6 ga and 8 ga.

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  @6.5_shooter483 ай бұрын

  Which battery did you use. I’m building something similar but I’m having trouble finding a battery that will fit. Thanks for any suggestions that you can offer.

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  @IronsideAdventures8013 ай бұрын

  I used this battery. a.co/d/1cAGZwU

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  @AlwaysSullied3 ай бұрын

  These videos on your retrofitting these HF wiresless controllers are great! Tired of all these Chinese winches being the only option out of the box with wireless controllers so this is a huge help to steer me away from those.

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  @IronsideAdventures8013 ай бұрын

  Glad you found them helpful. They were fun to do and I use them regularly on both my winches.

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  @stevensmith92193 ай бұрын

  This may sound dumb, but could we get a wiring diagram for this? I can’t seem to wrap my head around it. I tried wiring mine up and got nothing, idk what i’m missing

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  @bucket9093 ай бұрын

  i made one up when i did the compressor mod. its nothing like a normal wiring schematic since i’m not an electrical guru (i made it in excel if that says enough) but it shows exactly where each existing and new wire goes. if you still need it let me know your email and i’ll send it to you

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  @stevensmith92193 ай бұрын

  @@bucket909A week after i made that comment my father and I figured out a wiring schematic that works, you’d figure all these people who make these videos would show a quality schematic to help us out. It’s kinda hard to see what he’s doing, and explaining it doesn’t work for everyone.

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  @bucket9093 ай бұрын

  i thought he did a great job explaining the modifications

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  @IronsideAdventures8013 ай бұрын

  I really tried to make it as easy to follow as possible. I see that i need to do better. Thanks for the feedback, though. I really do appreciate it. I'll try to keep it in mind with other videos.

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  @jasonjohnson597521 күн бұрын

  @@IronsideAdventures801you did a great job, I’m just not familiar with wiring a relay (relay virgin).

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  @hunterhoward32733 ай бұрын

  Looking to build something like this for my boat, any recommendations would be greatly appreciated

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  @IronsideAdventures8013 ай бұрын

  I think the only piece of advise I have would be to establish as best you can what you want it to power and build the outlets accordingly. I donhave a video coming up that talks about accessories and how to mix and match with Anderson connectors. You may find something useful in there as well.

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  @bucket9093 ай бұрын

  I modified the compressor and made a hose set up very similar to the way you showed in your videos - I chanced a few minor things. I made a write up about it on the WranglerTJForum, I saw you had a TJ at the end of the video. I had to mention your channel and how great all your videos are, thank you again.

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  @IronsideAdventures8013 ай бұрын

  Wow. That's awesome. Thank you.

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  @LadyToyz3 ай бұрын

  Hey @bucket909 I'm an IE'r as well. Not a Jeep owner so I don't belong to that forum, but I would love to see your write up. I found a way around the very difficult pressure coupling installation over the hose. I'll post that soon. Can I catch your write up somewhere other than that forum?

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  @bucket9092 ай бұрын

  @@LadyToyz If you search “wranglertjforum Budget Air Compressor Setup” on google you will find it. If you’re talking about the 4 tire hose setup I found that the hose linked was ever so slightly too large for the brass fittings (I was able to get it through one fitting after over an hour of trying) and found that the small sanding bits for a dremel were the perfect size to make the hose fit through. Still seals perfectly and I sanded down a few extra fittings to keep in the trunk in case one ever fails

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  @bucket9092 ай бұрын

  @@LadyToyz if you search “wranglertjforum Budget Air Compressor Setup” on google you will find it - no need to be a member to view it. if youre talking about the brass fittings for the air hoses i found that i had to use the small sandpaper bit on a dremel to clearance the ID of the fitting for the hose to fit through - it takes away a very small amount of material but makes feeding the hoses through much easier and doesnt negatively impact the fitting in any way

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  @GT_KREW3 ай бұрын

  What type of bracelet that is?

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  @IronsideAdventures8013 ай бұрын

  I assume you meant bracket? If so, we used something like this. a.co/d/2EbT6JS

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  @Theoppositeofchaos4 ай бұрын

  I would not bother about stepping down from 18v to 12v.. And 18v battery is small to run a fridge but is perfect for usb charging

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  @IronsideAdventures8013 ай бұрын

  It runs my cooler fridge just fine. It only pulls 30 watts on eco mode. I often pull it out of the Jeep and bring it inside when we're getting ready for a trip. I just plug it into this and don't have to go find the 110v adapter.

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  @Theoppositeofchaos4 ай бұрын

  Thanks for sharing, I was a little bit confused at first why you put a buck converter in there because most 12v appliance can operate at 24v also and USB charger will work from anything from 11v to 30 volts and remember that converter has convection losses..if all you need is to us usb charger the run it straight from 18v I will work just fine.

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  @IronsideAdventures8013 ай бұрын

  I wanted consistent 12v power so I didn't have to worry about what I was plugging in. For example, my ham radios don't like 18v. I use this to power them when I'm reprogramming. Thanks for watching.

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  @kyleallred9844 ай бұрын

  Thanks for the explanation at the end.

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  @kyleallred9844 ай бұрын

  What would happen if say you are using the wireless remote to unroll and a kid picked up the wired remote and pushed the reroll button?

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  @IronsideAdventures8014 ай бұрын

  I really don't know what would happen. I don't think it would be catastrophic but probably not a good thing either. I would recommend NOT even making it an option. If you are using the wireless remote, don't even plug in the wired controller. If you are using the wired controller, make sure the switch is off on the wireless remote.

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  @kyleallred9844 ай бұрын

  @@IronsideAdventures801 I have learned to always plan for the dumbest and most random scenarios when kids get involved.

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  @kyleallred9844 ай бұрын

  To be honest I clicked thinking somehow you were going to splice off the charging board to add those extra ports. Still that's a cool build. I'm guessing the collection of extra chargers came from acquiring tools that came with them?

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  @IronsideAdventures8014 ай бұрын

  Exactly. Sometimes I find a tool, battery, and charger on sale. Even thought I don't need the charger, it's still a good price.

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  @jameselkins19024 ай бұрын

  Very cool Ryan, thanks.

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  @IronsideAdventures8014 ай бұрын

  Thanks you, sir.

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  @prado.offroad4 ай бұрын

  Thank you for putting this together, one of the best compressor modification videos ive come across, has inspired me to finish my covid lockdown compressor build i started back in the pandemic.

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  @IronsideAdventures8014 ай бұрын

  That's awesome. Get it done. Glad you liked the video.

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  @SamO454 ай бұрын

  Thanks for easy down to earth instructions. I’ve done this, but it was so long ago (a year) that I don’t remember tap sizes and drill sizes to do this for my buddy. I found your video, I was just going to skip through and look for the sizes, but I went ahead and watched the whole thing and now I’m sure I can do this for my buddy’s compressor. I like that you took off the heads and used a drill press, much better than what I was going to do. Thank you.

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  @IronsideAdventures8014 ай бұрын

  Thanks. Glad you found it helpful. I've done quite a few of these at this point. If you can get the head off (it happens), you can usually rotate the square manifold with a couple wrenches enough to drill and tap the bottom for the pressure switch.

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  @nivid014 ай бұрын

  Good onya mate!

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  @IronsideAdventures8014 ай бұрын

  Thanks

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  @Tony-pq3xv4 ай бұрын

  Very good presentation on doing this modification.

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  @IronsideAdventures8014 ай бұрын

  Thank you

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  @bucket9094 ай бұрын

  did you purchase anderson brand connectors or a different brand? Are the Anderson ones worth the extra money? Looking to do your compressor modification, air hoses and wiring process - should I go with the 120 amp connectors?

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  @IronsideAdventures8014 ай бұрын

  The Andersons were Amazon specials. They seem to work just fine. 120 amp are perfect if you are just wiring for a compressor. The 175 amp allow you to run heavier wire to use for plug in jumper cables if that is in your future plans. Hope that makes sense.

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  @waredbear4 ай бұрын

  Thanks for answering my question.....will the wireless switch work on my Ramsey winch. It just might. I was wondering why you didn't just cut the wires to the wired connector and wire in the wireless wires. . But you did. Thanks for listening to me. Why are you still using the wired controller? I thought you said a pin was corroded. I understand a backup device. Nice job. Thanks.

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  @IronsideAdventures8014 ай бұрын

  I believe Ramsay uses a 3 wires system so you should be able to make it work. You could cut the controller wires but I wouldn't really recommend it. I prefer to keep my wired controllers intact as backups. I had a fuse blow in the wireless controller on my truck. Winch would have been dead without the wired controller.

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  @geriatricginger4 ай бұрын

  Great install. I guess the only question I have is why not just run the 12V+ cable to the battery, and the ground back at the rear, like a seat belt bolt, or frame bolt somewhere in the rear. That would save running the two big cables up through all the confined spaces. It would be no different than installing a big audio amp in the back, keeping your grounding side nice and short; saves time, money, and frustration ;)

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  @IronsideAdventures8014 ай бұрын

  You certainly could do it that way. After chasing enough bad grounds over the years, I am not a fan of chassis grounds, especially for high amp draw items.

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  @thorslightning71344 ай бұрын

  That's a great looking compressor mount :)

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  @IronsideAdventures8014 ай бұрын

  Pretty slick mount you guys came up with. I was really impressed and have been recommending them to a lot of people. My only feedback would be to include 120 amp Anderson connectors for the wiring kit. I assume you aren't having any issues with the 50 amp, but it still makes me nervous.

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  @billdavid3184 ай бұрын

  So the install video is great, ss 6 ga wire sufficient for the length of wire from the battery to the compressor? Have you done a full air up test to see how hot the wires get?

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  @IronsideAdventures8014 ай бұрын

  Yes we did. I was a bit skeptical as well but was pleasantly surprised. No issues with heat taking his 37s from 10psi to 28psi. I would replace the 50 amp Anderson Connector with 120 or 170 though. I have seen some others report issues with the 50 amp. The compressor does pull 90 amps running.

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  @waredbear4 ай бұрын

  You said to bury 24" but you didn't add in the the loop or the two locks. Shouldn't you have added another 8" to 10"?

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  @IronsideAdventures8014 ай бұрын

  It may not have been clear in the video but I first measure up from the end to 24" and make a mark. Then add enough for your loop and an extra inch or two for the brummel and make a second mark. The second mark is where you start making your splice. Once your done with the locking Brummel, you should still have 24" remaining for the bury.

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  @mrmotofy4 ай бұрын

  Worried about a Chinese board in there, so put in a Chinese relay LOL

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  @IronsideAdventures8014 ай бұрын

  Much easier to replace a Chinese relay than troubleshoot and fix a Chinese board. 2 spade connectors and 2 nuts. Out with a bad relay in with a new one. Can do that with a circuit board. Not to mention I can completely bypass all of that and hot wire it with a multi tool. Can't do that with a Chinese circuit board either.