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I would highly suggest using orca slicer and not bambu studio

shoulda done that colored lettering lol nice job tho, I love my X1C

I just sold my 831a a few days ago for $1,000 and that was after I put the upgraded kloppk speed controller in it lol Starting to think I let it go too cheap now lol

Takes time sometimes, obv you see the people that want an arm and a leg and then you find stuff like this or this

I was curious how much they were up to now so I looked this one up here Looks like winning bid was $3,655.00 plus 15% fee of $548.25 which makes it $4,203.25 plus 6% PA tax of 252.20 Total paid on this unit out the door was $4,455.45 Which makes me wonder I bought mine last year for ~$2,600 out...

Wondering if there are any military gensets with air compressors or welders built in, doing some searching I'm not finding any military welder generator combos but one would think this would be useful and may exist?

I basically used that exact same setup only difference I did was I mounted a twist lock on the genset I think you will be happy this setup is pretty quick and I haven't had any issues yet.

Everyone here troubleshoots different but if it was mine and it does as you say the most simple test to start with is take a multimeter and ensure the switch is working when in the "Run" position, you could also see if it is a solenoid issue by manually powering the solenoid and seeing if it...

He said he already purchased the fuse kit from kloppk (which comes with the quad) in the first post) :)

The appropriate number of military gensets to own is "n + 1" where n = number of military gensets you currently own. Also if you care the gauges have lights in them, I powered mine from the normal green lights...and also added leds (old video all missing parts like e-stop are replaced)

Stop going off posts and instead only follow the ones that show the latest nec codes to backup their claims, or as mentioned countless times hire a licensed electrician.

Of course consult a professional and also read up on the current NEC codes according to NEC 250.53 the only time you should have more than 1 grounding rod is if the ohms on the main grounding rod is 26 or more furthermore section 250.34 states that the frame of the generator itself will server...

Given the one you get is not just a frayed string, or just a handle with the head broke off haha

I didn't watch the first video I try to watch recent ones like the one I linked, and genset running by itself (not connected to the house) with just extension coords for example the gen set should NOT be grounded but SHOULD be bonded, running a genset grounded while say using an extension cord...

Did you quote the right person? He is saying to make sure that the genset running the home is not neutral and ground bonded and instead is a floating neutral as when you connect to your bonded and grounded main service disconnect/main inlet that will provide the path for all short circuits and...

Oh yes for sure I wasn't meaning your code specifically just to future readers really...your code was just handy to use as an example, for the others reading this and the sir/madam that asked about the math it is basically just this (again using kloppk's code as an example haha uint8_t...

Depending on how decent you are at bitwise operators or coding style I find something like // Bus Frequency Row 12 int Pval = (DCSParams[12][5] << 24) | (DCSParams[12][4] << 16) | (DCSParams[12][3] << 8) | DCSParams[12][2]; float PvalFloat = static_cast<float>(Pval) / 1000.0; Serial.print("Row...

This video is one of the best imo because it uses great animations to show the path the electricity will take and goes over many scenarios.

That's what I was wondering I know how the pin works since I have no batteries and have to pull start every time, just wanted to make sure if I left it pinned it wouldn't burn up the controller, some random guy gave me a good deal on that controller and didn't wanna see it die after a month lol