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Wow excellent video…

Head straight to the nearest bar and plenty of beer refreshment after running from the ⛱️ beach....

not one dime

Thanks for this. Concise, straight to the point, good useful information.

Thanks! Good info.....

I have this and also have the LB6703 blower. Incredible machines. People seem to be afraid, or biased, or wherever against things they don’t know… This trimmer is STUPID good, plain and simple, and the blower is as well. The blower goes through a battery fairly quickly though, but the power is amazing. Not cheap, not for everyone, but man… these are suing serious tools. And the charging time from DEAD to fully charged is crazy; it takes very little time to charge the batteries. I have a ton of video gear, drones, action cams… they take a long time to charge up. These batteries charge in no time. Best money I’ve spent on yard tools lately!!!

Thank you so much!!!!!! My humidity was high & quite moist! This video was extremely helpful!!!

fire content, i love it

This guy, this fucking guy right here. Absolute fucking legend.

As i did, buy the ready insulated exaust hose. Made spiral wire, aluminum, pink insulation with kinda garbage bag exterior. Extendable, come in box of approximately 2 feet, once open out of box extend to 8 feet. You get ZERO, nada, none, no heat inside. Probably cost you same or less then the work here... called: Duct Sleeve, you don't need the duck pipe, yiur a/c will bloot it when hot air flows out Canada: 28$ for 6 inch x 10 feet. Easy...

It is easier to purchase a box of 6" insulated ducting. It is much thicker and easier to work with. Use it to substitute the exhaust pipe that came with the A/C. Also, you can run it for longer than the original exhaust pipe.

You're pulling hot air from outside into your garage as well, since you're decompressing it by taking air from that room so it can be used as exhaust for the compressor (which is pushed outside). You can probably optimize even further by ensuring the air pressure is balanced and ducting that intake to the outside as well. That unit may actually be built for that (and this is apparently not uncommon with some portable units).

I had one of those. They suck the exhaust hose cancel the cool air. Get a window A/C

Very nice. I should have thought of this myself. Well done.

Best you tube video out there, I changed out my Honeywell thermostat for the ecobee premium and I noticed right away my home was not getting as cool. Scratching my head I changed the display from always on to on for 10 seconds. I don't know why its default is always on but it made the thermostat feel really warm, I have a feeling it was affecting my actual temp and humidity level and that change did help but this video made a huge difference. A big thank you for sharing!

Thank you for the info. Blessings to you.

Flex duct. Buy flex duct the size of your vent and intake hose, or go to a HVAC company where they might sell you a short length as flex duct is generally sold in 25' lengths. You could use R4.2 or R8 flex duct. To use, cut two pieces to the lengths needed to cover your intake and vent hoses, pull out and discard the inside liner. Now pull the insulation and outside liner over the vent, and intake hoses. You can secure the ends with duct tape, panduits, or hose clamps. This is way easier than what you did here, and there are no seams in flex duct.

For Dual systems both hoses go outside. Also, your door doesn't look insulated. These two things matter a lot.

I read somewhere certain mosquitoes are repelled by UV-light? (Perhaps night-active mosquitoes think it is daytime and go to a dark corner to hide, instead of the trap) I did see a trap that said turn on UV for other insects, turn off UV for mosquitoes. Has anybody else read about this?

Single hose units are so inefficient it should be illegal to sell them. They just pull more ambient ( ie warm) air into the room from the vacuum created by pushing the exhaust out. That said, even on a dual hose unit the insulation would be a huge improvement so well done.

I just wish they don’t use soooooooooooo much electricity my last bill was $500.

In Germany we don‘t have attendants in most of the parking garages, just an intercom at the barrier/pay machine and cameras…

Interesting observation, but the heat coming thru the skin of the pipe is the least of your worries with a SINGLE HOSE unit. One of the two hoses in a TWO hose unit takes warm outside air and cools the condenser which is much hotter, and blows the hotter air back outside. The indoor intake just takes the room air and keeps cooling it more and more and putting it back into the room. A single hose unit takes the air to cool the condenser FROM THE ROOM, (air your just paid to cool) and pushes it outside. That creates a vacuum in the room, and the replacement air has to come from outside, usually past the weatherstrip in the window because it is half open. Very energy inefficient! These single hose units should be outlawed! It costs almost nothing more to add a hose for the intake of the condenser cooler, and indeed, they only cost about 10% more.

Needs this for my lake house. I need to leave water on for various reasons

I sewed a sleeve for the exhaust pipe from a thick white quilted blanket. It works perfectly.

011075 (3HP) vs 011065 (1.5HP) Is it more efficient to run 3HP at 20gpm or the 1.5HP unit at 20gpm ? Will 1.5HP be more efficient across the board, but louder, and lower peak flow?

Sweet Indian Clubs!!!… and, excellent job on an experiment proven worthwhile! 👍 I have pondered on this issue myself re: portable a/c’s and this seems like a pretty darn decent solution!

THANK YOU for the WRAP idea 👏it WORKS !

I've installed a 4 inch "dryer vent" for a number of people to use as vents for portable a/c's. I just run them straight through stucco/siding, right at the height the hose exits the a/c unit. Then I install the a/c unit right up against the vent so that there is almost NO hose at all to emit heat. Dryer vents are louvered so no bugs/critters get in while not in use. A 4 inch cap is put in place on the inside of the room during the months the a/c is stored (winter). Less hose = less heat loss.

How did you make the thing for the window??

Technology Connections has a really good video about this. I rigged up an intake and output system with my single hose unit. I had a large 12" aluminum duct that covered the intake really well. I squashed the other side a bit And made a window adapter that held both the intake and output. That dramatically increased efficiency once I was no longer sucking outside air into my conditioned space, then exhausting it outside. I further improved things by covering both hoses with some cheap blankets. Kinda quieted things down, too. Anymore I just don't feel the single hose units are worth the trouble. I have my original unit and a second one just sitting around, even in these record setting summer days.

Does this hurt the pipe at all? Like the plastic melting?

I don't know that you're getting an accurate reading off of that reflective surface. If you touch it with your hand does it feel warmer than the ambient temperature? Either way, I'm still disappointed with the efficiency losses compared to a window unit.

I put that exact same stuff in my window to reflect the sunlight back out. Didn't even think about using it to insulate the exhaust itself.. Here's hoping it works!

How do you get the last feature? My ecobee doesn't have that option listed to control the humidity

why cant you use the duct for a dryer vent. It is the same size I think

Buyng decision for me.

No, Mini split - yes.

D TRAP IS JUNK do not waste your money on it

My issue is length, the only exit I have is a considerable distance away from where I can put the A/C unit. Everywhere I read they claim to not lengthen the exhaust hose but I was thinking that if I use the standard hose and then go bigger on the extension it'll reduce back pressure and the force required to push the air thru the extended hose. What'ca think?

It would have been a lot easier with wider insulation

always push down to take off a bolt , don't pull up , It's a lot simpler to push down...

Did exactly this to avoid voiding the warranty after I saw this

How did the battery last on your previous trimmer?

They also make insulated wraps on Amazon for this for about $30

Uh, why not replace the string head instead of the whole trimmer that you said is otherwise working just fine? What a waste :-(.

Wow very nice, definitely investing in this setup this summer with the heat how it is already

"my assistant busy playing minecraft" 🤣

Thank you so much the humidity in my house was at 85 degrees your video was very helpful

Why don’t you just get a window ac. It will be far more efficient!