I bought a Midea portable INVERTER air conditioner last year. Not only is it dual hose-it puts the hot hose inside the air intake hose so there’s less heat escaping. There’s spacers in the hose to keep the hot hose from touching the outside. The inverter compressor is not off or on-it’s a variable compressor that only uses as much energy as required to keep the room at the set point. It is so much more efficient than the other portable I pulled out. The previous one was a LG portable that was a single hose and ran up my electric bill. It was terribly loud too. It used to go Rooooooaaaar when it started up. This one is much quieter. I installed two other window inverter air conditioners this year-replacing older units that were on or off. I used a lot of foam and tape to insulate the windows too. I am seeing a huge difference in my electric bill. I have central air-a 3-ton on or off unit, but I don’t run it anymore because I was getting $300 electric bills.
@Exsilium12Күн бұрын
I had 3 cars with automatic wipers. No surprise that each one (different makes) behave a little different. 1. KIA Ceed 2014 tend to swipe wipers once every time you start the car. Then during driving sometimes it lost track of wetness of the windshield and I had to manually trigger wipers. Not so often but it happened. 2. Lexus CT200h 2015. No extra swipes when you start the car. Do not get lost, overall good behawior. The only complaint is that it didn't detect intensivity of the rain good enough. Sometimes, not too often wipers interval was of too slow or too fast. Most of the time you had to wait 3-5 wipes and it corrected itself. 3. Audi A6C6 2011. Best sensor I ever had. No issues that previous cars had. The only drawback that all the cars had. Including Audi is fog detection and switching automatic light on. However probably this is different sensor to blame, not the rain sensor I guess.
@elliehawk817Күн бұрын
my PC's sound driver has a buffer underflow bug that makes audio repeat sometimes so a lot of the demonstrations of skipping and repeating in this video were actually lost on me
@johnsuarez1404Күн бұрын
Whenever a car does a thing to slow itself down, the brake lights should turn on. What is so hard for these manufacturers to understand?
@Jeff97405Күн бұрын
How many times does someone measure something near a outlet???? people are more often to plug something in not made for that outlet...to much power....
@tjbeckk2Күн бұрын
“How it know that?” 😂
@zinkistКүн бұрын
RTFM!
@jamesanderton8817Күн бұрын
51:58 is incredibly satisfying. Having expertise and knowledge pay off exactly as you said it would is the best feeling in the world.
@colton979Күн бұрын
My microwave is on top
@abbys5907Күн бұрын
I somehow have the one microwave that can accurately cook popcorn every time with the popcorn button. Different brands? Bag sizes? Doesn’t matter! I was so used to it that when I made popcorn at a friends house I burnt it
@NinjaAnimationsКүн бұрын
I have a bad popcorn button but the preset time of 1:35 seems to work perfectly almost all the time
@briankraklau2432Күн бұрын
I enjoy all your videos! Thank you.
@cnogo33Күн бұрын
Ah, the time tested saying of RTFM 😆
@likewise7mercury7Күн бұрын
I MADE THAT COMMENT BEFORE FINISHING THE VIDEO. THERE IS MORE JINGLES. Oh my god... More illustrations... I'm metaphorically holding this microwave like it's my child.
@likewise7mercury7Күн бұрын
idk how to truly put it into words the emotional reaction I had to hearing the microwave's finished jingle. That's literally so sweet. I know I'm the kind of person who gets too attached to objects, so that's partly of it, but to think someone cared enough to make the sound clear and cheerful, to add little animations, to make multiple sounds for the buttons... it's so nice to see. Best of all, it's that while also being helpful, accurate, and convenient. I think most times creatively appealing appliances (ay new brand name) just use artistic features as a sort of novelty, to stand out among all the fancy brands, rather than actually providing good features- though in truth I think I'd still rather see that at least. It's a sad, bland world out here. This microwave has more heart put into it than I've personally ever seen in appliances. As in like, someone went, you know microwaves are kind of cool actually. Let's get them up to date. I think it's the sort of appreciation that gets me. The same feeling I get when I see videos of people talking about old PCs and theorizing the thought behind what may seem like odd design choices. (Or when able to, research and find out exactly why it was done that way)
@xxxDeaDLocKxxxКүн бұрын
Instant hot water boilers (devices which use the same boilers used by espresso machines to dispense on-demand hot water) have by far the greatest marriage of convenience and speed - and, they're not expensive.
@lucaslee5182Күн бұрын
Ironically it took more effort to turn the dial clockwise rather than turning it counterclockwise 0:00
@lakesolon2027Күн бұрын
"the inner section presses on and closes the switch on the left of the simmerstat which, remember, doesn't matter IT'S JUST A SAFETY SWITCH" 🤨
@datutturugang666Күн бұрын
just use pure jet-a, works flawlessly
@mikeoveli1028Күн бұрын
Todays lightyare a vrime If you buy a bulb for $25 it barely works. You need to spend nearly $$50 to get one bright enough. Of you are poor that is a lot of moy.
@missingvinylКүн бұрын
I think this might be some kind of world record for saying the phrase "popcorn button" on video.
@KismetMulhaneski-to3wgКүн бұрын
If anyone's had the misfortune of seeing dubbed prints of films shown on BBC1 in the UK - take my word for it unless someone uploads off air bootlegs to KZread - I'm starting to think this may have been deployed at some point; particularly Eddie Murphy films for some reason. I think the overdubs were done in the US and the copies were then purchased after (at least I hope so; all the films were shown after 9pm so there was no need to redub them for the British market. Watching off air videos of stuff like that in the 2020s is even more hilarious). Why they just couldn't silence or bleep the actors I don't know and hilariously they didn't even use the original actors. The f words were usually muffled and indecipherable, but you could hear the join because the actor was evidently not speaking. 'Bulldish' and 'Bulldust' were particular favourites of mine.
@coyktoКүн бұрын
Incomplete and therefore misleading explanation of the demodulation process. It's not just rectification. Google "envelop detection".
@thebossofboxКүн бұрын
my 2000 model e46 has a rain sensor
@TheCaptnHammerКүн бұрын
My popcorn button works great. It has a sensor. I always thought it was based on a tiny sound meter because it stops after the 2-3 seconds between pops. Mine also takes awhile to melt butter using the melt butter function. Nice vid.
@TheCaptnHammerКүн бұрын
Man it seems to be 4:20 ALL the time there. 😉
@jaythewolfКүн бұрын
I just sent this video to my mother instead of trying to explain to her why these things are terrible. Well made video 👍
@s27448632Күн бұрын
I've never seen a fan with high next to off
@agoogleuser8219Күн бұрын
With the news that Tesla laid off their entire supercharger team on the tantrum of that petulant man child, I think this video has aged somewhat poorly. We do need a nationwide code to standardize electric vehicle charging, but trusting Tesla to do it, or any one company for that matter, was a huge mistake.
@MelechtnaКүн бұрын
I don't know why you assume a microphone, infarct I'd argue that's probably an awful idea. It would instead make more sense if it was a vibration sensor, or something similar, as this would effectively get the same result, but with a much lower likelyhood of outside noises causing interference, and be around the same cost, if not less.
@aspenhightower1438Күн бұрын
I have never heard “popcorn” used so many times
@fema_tequila7382Күн бұрын
I love science
@WallahNeinКүн бұрын
Btw most of us in Europe also only drink tea when we're sick We use kettles to heat water for coffee.
@ttrjwКүн бұрын
@technologyconnections - now do Teasmades...
@AlexzanX89Күн бұрын
"to get you to SHU- ...to understand" really got me rofl💀😭
@paulpavlou9294Күн бұрын
The mini fibre optic cables where introduced by Apple on there AirPort Express routers in 2007 and also in the early model iPod classic.
@AlexzanX89Күн бұрын
"the popcorn people put a ppppp on every package of popcorn which usually involves-..." 1:22
@replikvltyoutube3727Күн бұрын
Last winter I too felt air was too dry, so I put a cut bottle of water on the central heating radiator, and it passively evaporated water making air comfortable.
@vipersb1Күн бұрын
I would love to see you test/explain the closing of vents to balance temperatures between rooms. There's so much misinformation out there on the subject.
@airfriedquadsbwКүн бұрын
To color the lava use Crayons! Just a tiny piece works great! No bleed and disperses by it's self if dropped into working lamp.
@MustacheHamКүн бұрын
I lost count on how many times the word popcorn was mentioned.
@bywonlineКүн бұрын
That explains why the "courtesy wipe" is a thing now. I disliked that feature on new cars, needlessly wiping the windshield everytime you start the car. It's a good way to wear our the blades for no reason on dry dirt.
@hadesmcfadden2982Күн бұрын
the read out on this microwave literally is the same on a multi-thousand dollar APC batter backup unit that runs in my datacenter. by same I mean green screen and menu selection. amazing.
@TheFloatingBartenderКүн бұрын
Let’s face it we are all here for the end bloopers hahaha
@fuckdyoud2734Күн бұрын
the lil swamp coolers are something I make out of pumps and aquarium filter pads and stuff and theyre only use I have is for growing plants indoors. ITs really nice for them.
@Dr.Kay_RКүн бұрын
Aight. No way these are quite useful. They are VERY useful
@Master_DeviceКүн бұрын
My popcorn button is titled "Start".
@badboibubby1878Күн бұрын
Clearly.
@otto6833Күн бұрын
Really well made video, enjoyed it very much, and learned about this strange technology which I had never heard of before. Also learned more about the history of RCA. Thank you, will see part 2. Also Subscribed 👍
@GarySchiltzКүн бұрын
Would there be any disadvantage to leaving the inverter/battery/charger/UPS always in the loop? I live in Ecuador where the grid power itself is pretty dirty with a lot of voltage drops and spikes, so powering everything with an always clean consistent power would be great.
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I bought a Midea portable INVERTER air conditioner last year. Not only is it dual hose-it puts the hot hose inside the air intake hose so there’s less heat escaping. There’s spacers in the hose to keep the hot hose from touching the outside. The inverter compressor is not off or on-it’s a variable compressor that only uses as much energy as required to keep the room at the set point. It is so much more efficient than the other portable I pulled out. The previous one was a LG portable that was a single hose and ran up my electric bill. It was terribly loud too. It used to go Rooooooaaaar when it started up. This one is much quieter. I installed two other window inverter air conditioners this year-replacing older units that were on or off. I used a lot of foam and tape to insulate the windows too. I am seeing a huge difference in my electric bill. I have central air-a 3-ton on or off unit, but I don’t run it anymore because I was getting $300 electric bills.
I had 3 cars with automatic wipers. No surprise that each one (different makes) behave a little different. 1. KIA Ceed 2014 tend to swipe wipers once every time you start the car. Then during driving sometimes it lost track of wetness of the windshield and I had to manually trigger wipers. Not so often but it happened. 2. Lexus CT200h 2015. No extra swipes when you start the car. Do not get lost, overall good behawior. The only complaint is that it didn't detect intensivity of the rain good enough. Sometimes, not too often wipers interval was of too slow or too fast. Most of the time you had to wait 3-5 wipes and it corrected itself. 3. Audi A6C6 2011. Best sensor I ever had. No issues that previous cars had. The only drawback that all the cars had. Including Audi is fog detection and switching automatic light on. However probably this is different sensor to blame, not the rain sensor I guess.
my PC's sound driver has a buffer underflow bug that makes audio repeat sometimes so a lot of the demonstrations of skipping and repeating in this video were actually lost on me
Whenever a car does a thing to slow itself down, the brake lights should turn on. What is so hard for these manufacturers to understand?
How many times does someone measure something near a outlet???? people are more often to plug something in not made for that outlet...to much power....
“How it know that?” 😂
RTFM!
51:58 is incredibly satisfying. Having expertise and knowledge pay off exactly as you said it would is the best feeling in the world.
My microwave is on top
I somehow have the one microwave that can accurately cook popcorn every time with the popcorn button. Different brands? Bag sizes? Doesn’t matter! I was so used to it that when I made popcorn at a friends house I burnt it
I have a bad popcorn button but the preset time of 1:35 seems to work perfectly almost all the time
I enjoy all your videos! Thank you.
Ah, the time tested saying of RTFM 😆
I MADE THAT COMMENT BEFORE FINISHING THE VIDEO. THERE IS MORE JINGLES. Oh my god... More illustrations... I'm metaphorically holding this microwave like it's my child.
idk how to truly put it into words the emotional reaction I had to hearing the microwave's finished jingle. That's literally so sweet. I know I'm the kind of person who gets too attached to objects, so that's partly of it, but to think someone cared enough to make the sound clear and cheerful, to add little animations, to make multiple sounds for the buttons... it's so nice to see. Best of all, it's that while also being helpful, accurate, and convenient. I think most times creatively appealing appliances (ay new brand name) just use artistic features as a sort of novelty, to stand out among all the fancy brands, rather than actually providing good features- though in truth I think I'd still rather see that at least. It's a sad, bland world out here. This microwave has more heart put into it than I've personally ever seen in appliances. As in like, someone went, you know microwaves are kind of cool actually. Let's get them up to date. I think it's the sort of appreciation that gets me. The same feeling I get when I see videos of people talking about old PCs and theorizing the thought behind what may seem like odd design choices. (Or when able to, research and find out exactly why it was done that way)
Instant hot water boilers (devices which use the same boilers used by espresso machines to dispense on-demand hot water) have by far the greatest marriage of convenience and speed - and, they're not expensive.
Ironically it took more effort to turn the dial clockwise rather than turning it counterclockwise 0:00
"the inner section presses on and closes the switch on the left of the simmerstat which, remember, doesn't matter IT'S JUST A SAFETY SWITCH" 🤨
just use pure jet-a, works flawlessly
Todays lightyare a vrime If you buy a bulb for $25 it barely works. You need to spend nearly $$50 to get one bright enough. Of you are poor that is a lot of moy.
I think this might be some kind of world record for saying the phrase "popcorn button" on video.
If anyone's had the misfortune of seeing dubbed prints of films shown on BBC1 in the UK - take my word for it unless someone uploads off air bootlegs to KZread - I'm starting to think this may have been deployed at some point; particularly Eddie Murphy films for some reason. I think the overdubs were done in the US and the copies were then purchased after (at least I hope so; all the films were shown after 9pm so there was no need to redub them for the British market. Watching off air videos of stuff like that in the 2020s is even more hilarious). Why they just couldn't silence or bleep the actors I don't know and hilariously they didn't even use the original actors. The f words were usually muffled and indecipherable, but you could hear the join because the actor was evidently not speaking. 'Bulldish' and 'Bulldust' were particular favourites of mine.
Incomplete and therefore misleading explanation of the demodulation process. It's not just rectification. Google "envelop detection".
my 2000 model e46 has a rain sensor
My popcorn button works great. It has a sensor. I always thought it was based on a tiny sound meter because it stops after the 2-3 seconds between pops. Mine also takes awhile to melt butter using the melt butter function. Nice vid.
Man it seems to be 4:20 ALL the time there. 😉
I just sent this video to my mother instead of trying to explain to her why these things are terrible. Well made video 👍
I've never seen a fan with high next to off
With the news that Tesla laid off their entire supercharger team on the tantrum of that petulant man child, I think this video has aged somewhat poorly. We do need a nationwide code to standardize electric vehicle charging, but trusting Tesla to do it, or any one company for that matter, was a huge mistake.
I don't know why you assume a microphone, infarct I'd argue that's probably an awful idea. It would instead make more sense if it was a vibration sensor, or something similar, as this would effectively get the same result, but with a much lower likelyhood of outside noises causing interference, and be around the same cost, if not less.
I have never heard “popcorn” used so many times
I love science
Btw most of us in Europe also only drink tea when we're sick We use kettles to heat water for coffee.
@technologyconnections - now do Teasmades...
"to get you to SHU- ...to understand" really got me rofl💀😭
The mini fibre optic cables where introduced by Apple on there AirPort Express routers in 2007 and also in the early model iPod classic.
"the popcorn people put a ppppp on every package of popcorn which usually involves-..." 1:22
Last winter I too felt air was too dry, so I put a cut bottle of water on the central heating radiator, and it passively evaporated water making air comfortable.
I would love to see you test/explain the closing of vents to balance temperatures between rooms. There's so much misinformation out there on the subject.
To color the lava use Crayons! Just a tiny piece works great! No bleed and disperses by it's self if dropped into working lamp.
I lost count on how many times the word popcorn was mentioned.
That explains why the "courtesy wipe" is a thing now. I disliked that feature on new cars, needlessly wiping the windshield everytime you start the car. It's a good way to wear our the blades for no reason on dry dirt.
the read out on this microwave literally is the same on a multi-thousand dollar APC batter backup unit that runs in my datacenter. by same I mean green screen and menu selection. amazing.
Let’s face it we are all here for the end bloopers hahaha
the lil swamp coolers are something I make out of pumps and aquarium filter pads and stuff and theyre only use I have is for growing plants indoors. ITs really nice for them.
Aight. No way these are quite useful. They are VERY useful
My popcorn button is titled "Start".
Clearly.
Really well made video, enjoyed it very much, and learned about this strange technology which I had never heard of before. Also learned more about the history of RCA. Thank you, will see part 2. Also Subscribed 👍
Would there be any disadvantage to leaving the inverter/battery/charger/UPS always in the loop? I live in Ecuador where the grid power itself is pretty dirty with a lot of voltage drops and spikes, so powering everything with an always clean consistent power would be great.