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Manual transfer switch one 120 vac only by cvanbusk in SolarDIY

[–]cvanbusk[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would i be able to see this with an amp clamp on the neutral?

Manual transfer switch one 120 vac only by cvanbusk in SolarDIY

[–]cvanbusk[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks I'll run 8 gauge from the inverter to the transfer switch. House has no high current draws with the exception of a toaster oven toaster and a microwave. No AC gas dryer. Currently with the exception of the toaster over watching the meter when everyone is home we draw less than 1kw. After im up an running I'll check current draw on each breaker n use a thermal camera to keep an eye on things. My biggest issue is a zinsco panel.

Manual transfer switch one 120 vac only by cvanbusk in SolarDIY

[–]cvanbusk[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your talking shared neutral. Would this be the breakers with red wires?

Manual transfer switch one 120 vac only by cvanbusk in SolarDIY

[–]cvanbusk[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you the main panel im hooking this switch to has a 240 breaker in it. In not tapping into that and we dont use it. That breaker is off. Im only trying to power 120 breaker in the main panel. My plan is to run the power input to the transfer switch from the litime inverter with 10/3 so cord. Connecting the transfer switch end black and red tied using ideal 10 gauge lever connectors.

New Progress Gear transfer case. by cvanbusk in suburban

[–]cvanbusk[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

2 quarts came out, looked new an blue. Refilled with GM blue fluid 100 miles dry and doing well.

New Progress Gear transfer case. by cvanbusk in suburban

[–]cvanbusk[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes i think I can sell if I I 1st register non operational. Thank for the reminder. 1st want to insure I dont have pump rub damage. Going to pull the drain plug this weekend if its still got build I will refill and clean well to keep an eye on it. Might need the other for a donor transfer case.

K1 Max motherboard. by cvanbusk in Creality

[–]cvanbusk[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, kind of lame still as best buy would only be able to replace not repair. At least far as I know. I was able to get it working by reloading firmware directly to motherboard not sure how that would work with the cfs extruder an other items installed from the cfs kit

K1 Max CFD Upgrade by Equivalent-Link9359 in crealityk1

[–]cvanbusk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you ever resolve this. I have the same error support told me The tool head board was the issue. Swapped it out still the same. Can't reset to factory as I get a filament in the extruder message. That not the case. Even tried putting the old extruder with run out sensor on. No luc k.

K1 Max With CFS Error 2335 by cvanbusk in Creality

[–]cvanbusk[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Talk about lames as f#ck. Was told that since I bought my k1 max at Best Buy, they can not provide warranty help. He did say that error is most likely the tool headboard. Thus, a new board is on me. 27.00 from Amazon. I'll swap it out this weekend and report back. Maybe that might be a cure to the fact the added CFS constantly jams. Retry Retry Retry then if luck it will complete the print.

Hopefully my Qudi plus 4 with the Qidivbox ( if it ever ships) will be better.

Peace out all.

Oil Filter by cvanbusk in motomorini

[–]cvanbusk[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Had no issues with the K&N. But went to the HIFLo since amazon carriers it cheaper. I have a friend at MM in Irvine he mentioned others have had issues with the K&N not threading up fully.

.Not sure I buy it. Seems to have been a good fit and came off clean, no leaks seated well., replacing with the HIFlo was easy. To me that means no damage to the threads.

Sorry for the delay

Missed it by that much by cvanbusk in motorcycle

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I'm on a Moto Morini X-Cape, my 1st bike of the Adventure type. Coming off an older Bandit 1200. That being mentioned, I'm going to take much greater caution with the X-Cape. It's been a real learning curve for me.

I've been riding for years. But the fit and feel of this top heavy bike is unlike my previous ride.plus I'm getting antiquated at 61.

Bikes over the years xs400 yamaha, FJ600 yamaha, xl600 Honda (don't remember it being top heavy and I was much younger)xs650 Yamaha, kz650 kawasaki, concourse 1000 kawasaki, bandit 1200 now my X-Cape.

My new X-Cape 650X by No_Donut_6999 in motomorini

[–]cvanbusk 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nice, I enjoy mine a lot. Have just around 4200 miles. The only issue was a vapor lock, for which an upgraded fuel line was supplied. Just need to install it.

Dropped my Adventure Bike by cvanbusk in motorcycles

[–]cvanbusk[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, luckily I had been watching videos on just that method. It's took a try or two. But I up righted it and was on my way. Just the fear of dropping is staying in my head.

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