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Great tool! Much better than carrying a large battery.

My friend's car battery died in -20°C weather because they forgot to turn off the interior lights. It was parked in a shed, and they couldn't bring another car nearby to jump-start it. They called me, and I brought my jump starter. After connecting it and pressing the start button, the car started in about 60 to 75 seconds!!! The result was great, and the flashlight feature was very convenient!!! I'm very satisfied and it will be perfect for my boat and ATV!

I took it camping to charge devices, and when I left my 4Runner for a week, I accidentally left the lights on. It saved my life. Keep up the great work!

Thank you for the video, you help me a lot

Thank you.

The DCF 809 is nice, but this test would have been better with something more modern from Dewalt like that DCF 840 or better yet the 845. Those are much better. That's what I have gathered from reviews 👍.I have the Makita XDT15RB impact driver and I really like it. I just use it around the house and for my RC hobby, so I'm not a pro. 👍

Outstanding video comparison and review. I already have the ARCHER MINI and now I'm getting the PRO.

I knew you would get it! Great job sweetheart!

I finally got my 72 ct goin yesterday...new ignition, new carb, new coil....and now she starts first kick....going to take it for a long test ride today..👍

I bought this same exact unit and couldn't figure out the purpose of the shackle during assembly until I watched your video. Sure I would have figured it out eventually but that saved me some time. Thank you!

It's pronounced "scale", not "skell"....okay?

Good search lights.... Not needed for everyday civilian use..

would this be good for long gun storage?

Very good video

Do you know if the light can use other rechargeable aaa battery packs?

Merci ,tank you.❤❤❤❤

That’s got to be one of the best feelings in the world to know you were able to achieve starting a fire with wet tools nicely done brother

How would you rate these against telescoping poles?

Great video and great fry pan but way to overpriced! Pathfinder has a lid/ plate and handle lays under the pan. Much better deal. Btw there is a natural way to season the pan. Check out some videos!!

Exactly, I cringed when he said you can drink from the prefilter only.

Soak the glass to soften debris before scrubbing. Use a light touch or hose. Hose debris off glass before scrubbing to avoid scratching the glass. Like a carwash.

Good job

Excellent! It's great to keep sharp

Good afternoon from Syracuse NY brother from another mother

Bought one because of your video!

These look great apart from being lighter weight do these have much of an advantage over the Coleman 550?

This is great! I also use one to swim in a lake with boats so they can spot and avoid me!

DID YOU PICK THEM UP OR SHIPPED BY TRUCK THE FREIGHT IS A KILLER

SURE WISH THEY WOULD MAKE ONE A LITTLE BIGGER I LIKE SIMPLE PART I NEED TEC TO RUN MY POWMR

Thanks for the video. Love your explanation, creating the tool tip and how to fix. Your video has helped me fix my Coleman stove twice now. Thanks again!

Great info. Thank you!

Waited the whole video out to see how you installed it to the pavement. Didn’t come. No help at all.

Most excellent.

swedish, of course... nothing to do with Switzerland (but SIGG and other swiss companies used to make same pot systems that were designed to use the SVEA) Good review, but one issue is not mentioned: maintenance and ease of use, such stoves must not only cook meals but if they are operated in far away places in nature, they also have to be as simple as possible, with so few pieces and parts as possible, and these should also be as "universal" as possible (easy to repair and adapt, the same as good old-school 4x4`s) I have used the SVEA for decades, but because of the reasons mentioned before, nowadays I always also carry my trusted Trangia spirit burner and a Firebox Nano

Super. Totally chill demo.

All though I'm very late with this comment I wanted to thank you for your instructions in handloading. I mainly load 6.5 creedmoor and 9mm Luger. I was lucky to have found you when I was buying not only reloading equipment but also the 6.5 components that I used in my build. I referenced your 30/06 video(my first hunting rifle bought in 1976) for the 6.5 loads. Your emphasis on safety and completing one step and transferring your cartridge to another block to avoid overloading.. etc....really the list of safety tips is necessary and long has served me well. And I have always pass your name on to others. So again, thank you!

Everything is going cordless. That's an awesome idea.

The only way that it will Crack is if you shock it. What I mean by that is when it is hot put ice cold water in it.

I've used it to charge several cars, and the performance is very good.

Came back from the stove content to the reloading content. Good stuff, keep doing you!

Thanks! Very helpful.

I am assuming bolt doesn't fully close into battery when a cartridge is cycled into the chamber. There could be several causes that makes this issue happen: - Weak or worn recoil spring that doesn't uncoil evenly - Burr or rough machining of upper receiver charging handle channel that catches bolt cam pin. - Manually charging handle but easing handle into battery when you should allow the full energy release by letting go of charging handle when fully pulled reward. The O ring is there if you have a carbine length gas tube that cycles bolt harder.

Great video! Thank your for explaining. I got intimidated watching other videos where they have lifted it up and removed the tires but this was very good and informative. Im not gonna lie though, I giggled at 5:32

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It good for those who already have Dewalt batteries and tools that run on them and the need for field use when there's no outlets. At $199 on sale there are better options for the same price if you have outlet power such as Ridgid pancake compressor kit with 3 nail gun set with 25ft air hose for similar price.

Skeet, I agree the reasons you gave are absolutely correct. I was military and worked in a security contracting and yes I had a permit. When I left that line of work I decided to move too a new state and build and live the rest of my life. But they made Consitutional Carry legal here so no permit needed. I got too calling around and looking up Consitutional carry in most states that have it now and they allow me to carry in thier states. Taking Florida as an example: Any person 21 or older, who can legally own and possess a firearm is allowed to carry. Because thier state(Florida) says resident or non resident is legally allowed to carry under Consitutional Carry. Yes I agree with the permit thing but I am sick of asking permission from the government to exercise my 2nd amendment rights! So if you live in a Consitutional Carry state and you are driving through other Consitutional Carry States no permit needed, but please check each states Consitutional carry law to make sure. Love your videos

Very cool air compressor, thanks for sharing YAH bless !

Very nice. I've been eyeballing the Ryobi one...

Man that range is trashed!!!