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Once a year is the general recommendation. However, if you have hard water with more mineral content then you should flush more often.

The support may not be that great, but when setup correctly, the devices have always worked pretty much flawlessly for me. Maybe she could find a local tech person to set it up for her?

Ofc. But this is Way Easy

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Wow, that’s a great deal!

Thanks!

That’s neat that you saw the video when it was new. I’ve often thought about making a follow up video. We’ll see if that ever happens. The set is still working great!

With a really efficient motor, the heat generated isn’t significant. However, you’re correct that fans don’t cool rooms. What they do is make you feel cooler by moving air across your skin. Similar to the normal temp outside and the “real feel”. The fan interacts with the thermostat to know what the temp is in the room and what you would like the temp to be. If the temp is rising and you’d prefer it be cooler, the fan will increase speed to help you feel cooler, not to actually lower the temp in the room necessarily. Though one could argue that when the fan picks up speed it moves the warmer air from near the ceiling and allows it to be better processed by the HVAC to actually cool the room better.

I’m glad the video was helpful. You can typically change certain aspects of the wash cycle with no issues. If the wash cycle requires a certain setting, then it won’t allow you to change it. For example, if washing on the wool cycle you can change the temp from warm to cold, but it won’t let you set it to hot. Or if using the delicate cycle you can lower the spin speed to low instead of medium, but you can’t go to high. It’s very clever in how it helps you not mess up the primary features of a cycle.

No, not really. The sides of the case where you hold it are a little darker, but the back is still crystal clear.

It sounds like you have a great setup! In the first configuration it will record to whatever app you’re using. For example if you’re recording a video using the iPhone camera, the sound for the video will come from the DJI mic rather than your iPhone’s internal mics. If you just need audio you can use the voice memos app to record. For the second configuration, the hub allows all devices connected to communicate. The same way you can use a multi-outlet extension cord to provide power to two devices. Connecting the hub to your iPhone allows you to power the device and receive the audio stream from the receiver at the same time. I don’t know of any mounts that could secure the phone and battery. I agree the first option is probably your best bet, and with a good MagSafe case your phone should stay securely connected to the battery.

@@Jjcoolstuff THANK YOU for your guidance... one last question... I did a test interview this afternoon and played back the video on my iPhone and the audio volume was WAY too soft. Almost as though it didn't work and all I was getting was the audio off the iPhone's internal mic I had my subject's transmitter gain at (-6) and mine at (-7) and my receiver's gain at (0)--should the receiver be hiked up? Thank you!

@indieproducerDC transmitters and receiver come set to 0 out of the box. I would start there and only turn up if that doesn’t work. -6 and -7 are too low.

@@Jjcoolstuff Sorry! I meant (+6) and (+7) -I seemed to have resolved that issue. Volume all good. New issue-- one of the TXs is now suddenly not connecting at all to the RX. I've got the slow, light-colored green light flashing and I'm not seeing it on the touch screen. The other TX is fine-- solid green, connected. Any idea what the issue could be? This is a brand new mic pack. Appreciate your feedback.

I didn’t have any issues getting it to connect. If it records when connected to the iPhone then it should record when connected to the hub. You do have to make sure you get a quality hub and you’re connecting it to the right type of port. Some ports in hubs are for power only and not data. So those ports wouldn’t work.

I do, and it’s still going strong! I’ve replaced the drain pump twice but otherwise have done no other repairs to the washer. The dryer has started to turn off before the laundry is dry, so we’ve started to mostly use timed dry cycles. Otherwise, they’ve been very solid!

Nice! I just got a washer 4 years ago and the matching dryer 3 months ago and they have been amazing! Thank for the review it was super helpful!

​@@Jjcoolstuff Besides the drain pump, it goes to show how amazing LG's front loaders truly are. I currently own the LG WM4500HBA, easily the best washer I ever owned in my life!

Thanks!

Thanks for asking! The kids make cameos from time to time when it’s a good fit for the video. They will reappear soon!

Thanks!

I don’t believe so, but I haven’t used it long enough to know for sure. I’ve used other clear cases in the past that yellow, and this one seems to be a different type of material. But only time will tell.

That looks really cool! I can see how that install method could potentially remove any dust that was missed during the cleaning process. I have a Torras case on one of my phones and am really happy with it.

@@Jjcoolstuff I’ve always used the spigen but on the mac forum I’m on people say it’s not as good as it used to be.

You’re welcome! The Spigen EZ Fit, along with these tips, makes it so easy.

The door locks during the entire cycle, but if you press pause it will unlock. When using the sanitary cycle however, because the water is extra hot, the door cannot be opened until it cools.

Ours will be 10 years old in March and still get a lot of use.

Definitely!