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This is an old thread that was resurrected earlier today. But I will play along.... It's easier for me to describe tools that I DO buy from Snap On. I buy tools made out of metal from SO. Such as wrenches, ratchets, sockets, extensions, adapters, etc.... Anything made out of metal is...

A waste of what?

I have a very lightly used Phoenix Lite 2 that I would consider getting rid of at a decent price. It probably has about 1 year left of free updates remaining. (roughly, give or take) It doesn't have enough factory memory space left to download the current batch of updates. Once that happened...

What problems are you having exactly? Is the problem(s) caused strictly because you didn't purchase the tools from Launch USA? In another post I see where you mentioned the original order was placed 38 months ago? If so, that is over 3 years ago? What exactly do you expect either Launch...

None of the scan tool manufacturers sell directly on Amazon. (that I know of) ALL scan tools sold on Amazon are sold either by Amazon itself, or by private sellers who get their inventory from the manufacturer. Launch is no different than Autel. Both are Chinese companies. ALL of their tools...

The Launch tech that you're dealing with is wrong. If the Autel scan tool is registerable via the Autel website, then it's a legit tool. Autel North America is located in New York. Google it, then go to street view to see the big fancy building for yourself. Sure, there may also be another...

All new Autel (and OTOFIX) scan tools get registered on the Autel website to begin the 1 year free update subscription. If someone ended up with a clone or a fake, it wouldn't allow them to register the tool. They would know right away at that moment if it was real or fake. Autel is a Chinese...

No Spill Jill

I found a picture of it:

I agree...

I should have first hand info next week. I will post back here when I know more.

No, no... This one SPECIFICALLY will connect in "series" and double the voltage. It's a relatively new thing. There is a separate cord that connects between the two generators to make them run opposite phases from each other. I specifically typed "parallel / series" on purpose because that is...

Genmax is coming out with a fuel injected 3800 watt (4600 surge) generator that can be connected in parallel / series with another similar generator. So instead of doubling your amperage at 120 volts, this new generator will allow you to connect two 120 volt generators together in "series" to...

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You're looking for a gas can smaller than your existing one gallon can? I don't think they make gas cans smaller than one gallon. You could just buy that pre-mixed fuel that comes in a 32 ounce tin can. They sell it at Home Depot and various other retail stores with outdoor garden departments.

The OTOFIX D1 Lite is on a lightning deal right now for $319 bucks, which is the same as their recent Black Friday pricing. It has the same software and capabilities as the 808 series, it comes with 2 years of free software updates instead of only one year, AND it's wireless bluetooth.

The OTOFIX D1 Lite is Sold by Autel and runs on 100% Autel software. It's basically another version of the Autel 808 family of scan tools. But the best part is.... it comes with 2 years of free updates instead of the standard one year that comes with Autel branded tools. It's a full...

Okay.... well, that makes a big difference. Just as I said, the wrong diagram was posted. Having the correct diagram makes all the difference in the world. Thanks

Okay.... I have no idea what the differences are between the two model of openers that you just mentioned. I only know that the diagram that was posted does NOT represent the picture that is posted. Where would 10 & 11 (or 8 & 9) be located in the PICTURE he posted? I am assuming the...

The diagram is different from what is pictured in the fist post of this thread.... However, if I had to GUESS, I d say the two switch terminals are the two terminals in the lower right hand corner of the box that shows a "switch" symbol directly above the terminal block. See my picture below...