Nova autocockers?

So after purchasing my first used cocker last month I decided that I love this shit.

And for once, Facebook advertising actually got a click out of me by recommending these guys.

I've always kicked myself for missing the opportunity to buy a new Inception Designs cocker back in the day, and these look similar.

Anyone heard of them? Is anyone else making new ones today?

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u/D0013ER — 2 months ago

Generac parts to have on hand

My Guardian 18kW is a few years old now and although still under warranty I'm looking at getting a few parts that commonly go bad to have handy.

I know the oil sensor and stepper motor are common points of failure. Do you have a kit? What do you like to keep around?

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u/D0013ER — 2 months ago

Troubleshooting three-way leak

Hey all, newish autococker owner here.

I am now the owner of a rebuilt mini Orracle autococker that arrived with a leaking three-way, and since I'm relatively new to troubleshooting these finicky guns and getting no help from the seller I figured I'd run it by you guys.

As you'll see in the video, the gun leaks immediately on charge and it's all coming from the three-way, not down the barrel. It also leaks throughout the cycling process.

I THINK it just needs an adjustment to the collar that connects the trigger to the three-way, but want to get opinions before I go messing around.

u/D0013ER — 2 months ago

Agilent 7890 oven fan shutdown every few days?

I've got one of these that has taken to throwing thermal shutdowns every 24-48 hours, but a simple reboot sets it right.

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The oven fan actually quit a few months ago and was replaced with no issues until this started happening a couple weeks ago.

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Where else should I look?

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u/D0013ER — 4 months ago

Shallow creek tank?

So there's an idea for an "aquarium" of sorts that I've been kicking around but I'm not sure how to pull it off.

Basically I want to use a shallow tank in the 5-10 gallon range and create a trickling creek with a few marginal plants along the edges of the water.

No fish, no filter, just a pump circulating water down a cascade of stones and pebbles from end to end.

I feel like this is possible but am having a hard time sourcing ideas online since "creek tank" searches only turn up fast river bed aquascapes for fish.

I know I will need a small lift pump, a way to create an impermeable channel so that water flows over the "creek" to the bottom end of the tank, and a way to create a small reservoir for the pump to sit in.

But like, how?

Pic for reference and attention.

u/D0013ER — 5 months ago
▲ 3.1k r/hewillbebaked+1 crossposts

Burritoed himself in the kitchen rug 🌯

His newest trick-he seems to enjoy being wrapped up like this. He was sleeping all rolled up in here earlier 😂

u/D0013ER — 5 months ago