reported this setup to the TSBC. Enjoy the inspection!

Why am I increasingly anxious when this dude starts to mess with Electricity. Please tell me a pro certified and review this afterwards.

Hey, just started the video, but wanna say good on ya Jake for the weight loss! Look great man!

Or.. you put the battery bank in your gararge.. ya know, just incases

why not buy the tesla power wall?

Uhmm i dont even have to worry about powercuts in uae 24/7 electricity i never experienced powercut in here in india crazy amout of powercuts for simple things

i absolutely love this channel please dont die

Call in Mehdi for a part 2!!!

Comments are the damn no fun league. This happens anytime they stray from strictly pc stuff and is because people love to flex knowledge superiority while driving on bald tires, eating fat heavy diets, driving while checking Instagram, and things of that nature. Nothing in this video was anything but standard diy type stuff.

Vancover is a majour city in a first world country, how do you have such an unreliable power grid?

This video is just Linus having his home insurance voided lol

Dont let the insurance see this.

0:42 why does your power shut off for a once a month storm?

This is literally the method my uncle uses for both his and our homes, but with cheaper inverter and an old car battery from his old vehicle

you have power outages in a country without war? IS that the reason power is so cheap there?
(I was already surprised that you called 800 watt idle usage 'low', while people here are almost panicking when they have an idle draw of 100watt or more).

I literally just spent 35 eur on a premium war thunder let me be D:

More of this

Electricity doesnt flow in one way, current does

6:33 Why only two lines? Arent there typically three lines? Thats what I'm used to in Germany xD (ignore the other voltage and frequency here)

It isn't right to connect BMS or batteries directly in parallel. Because small milliohm differences that may occur at high currents cause big problems. Battery packs can overcharge and discharge unbalanced among themselves. You can draw more current from just one battery (with low resistance) than the other batteries. It causes the batteries to overheat and swell and break down early. You have two options to prevent these. A mosfet or schottky diode should be connected to the output of each battery pack. You can turn them on and off one by one with a mosfet. In this way, you only connect one battery to the load (pc) momentarily. And you can connect all batteries in parallel using a schottky diode for efficiency loss but also for safety. You also need to ensure the safety of the battery pack with temperature, current and voltage sensors. You shouldn't charge the batteries continuously. They should only be connected to the load when necessary. Otherwise, they may swell and explode again. Therefore, a relay or MOSFET is the best solution. Also, series connection is always the best for batteries. Because as the current decreases, efficiency increases. The voltage you will use should be AC ​​60hz and 120 volts anyway. Accordingly, you can connect 28 cells in series. It makes a total of 117.6V (min 80V). You can use batteries with very high efficiency with a booster regulator and inverter that will support this voltage. If you design it well, your system will work without any problems for many years. With safety precautions and sensors, there will be no fire or explosion.

this video is actually really dangerous for you to upload. In australia this would in no uncertain terms be considered unlicenced electrical work and come with serious fines and legal reprocussions. This video should have come with a LOT more warnings discouraging home DIY. I am disapointed in you…

You forgot one thing 😂 sorry I can't tell you

Next week…"Linus builds his own nuclear power station!"

I would stay AWAY from Tesla lol there batteries like to catch fire and are not easy to go out also catch fire randomly again