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Question: Hey Guys, Just checking in to see how part 2 for the following video was coming. Cheers. https://youtu.be/JWACS6dMMQ0

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Been pretty busy over here. Hard to fit in the time, but I know it is an important video and I will start on it very soon. My apologies for the wait.

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I undersand. It looks like you're juggling a lot of balls over there I'm just really anxious to get this 5x machine up and running. Cheers.

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    You guys rock!

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    I will do another video on the parameters.

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