1. Mmmmm

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2. Jehugarcia ha bro we would like to know what kind of engine is in your van its real cool

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3. I’m for you please don’t let the dogs barking slow you down . Remember Alexander the Great.
   Just signed up to your channel.

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4. Lol. I loved your comments about the idiots. Too many get stuck in their ways instead of pushing ahead to push the envelope.

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5. You should go to Inplix if you'd like to make it by yourselfs guys.

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6. I made it by myself. Just go to Inplix webpage if you'd like do the same

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7. embraced!

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8. Your videos are awesome cool and educative. I am looking at building good quality powerwall for my house in Nigeria. I have about 5kw solar panel, 1.5% higher capacity mppt charge controller, new 24v 920Ah forklift battery. I am still thirsty for additional backup battery bank as I have more than 8 hours/day of really good shunshine.
   I ve bigger challenges in sourcing good quality 18650 batteries at decent price.
   Can you recommend some wholesale outlet here in Europe (Germany) where I could access these products.
   As binational, I intend spread this DIY Tech to Africa where renewable energy is really welcomed and embrassed.
   Thanks

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9. I have a question. I'm in the process of building my own powerwall. I've collected various laptop batteries and have 1600+ now. I gone though and tested each battery and recorded the mAh reading. I'm at the part where I want to start assembling packs. My thought is to configure these packs in 10P 4S to provide 12 to 14.8 volts at 20,000 mAh packs each. However, the mAh of each battery is all over the range from 1000 to to 2600 mAh. My goal was to create 20,000 mAh packs so I'm trying to decide how to place each battery in the spacers. There is two ways to do this. 1) Mix and match batteries in the parallel groups so the each row equals 20,000 mAh using batteries in the same mA range. Example: one row of 2400 to 2499, 2300 to 2399 and so on. 2) Or make the rows equal 20000 mAh using any battery as long as the total equal 20,000mAh. Example: 2200, 1855, 1920 and so on until 20000 mAh is reached. I hope this make sense.

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10. the bouncing is a bit distracting

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11. Put it on a cart with wheels.

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12. No risk, no reward.

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