Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video is and introduction and review of the Lumary Landscape Lights. These lights can be used indoors or outdoors to create a festive atmosphere. Thanks for watching.
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0:00 Introduction to the Lumary Smart Landscape Lights
1:20 What comes with the Lumary Smart Landscape Lights
4:13 Adding Spikes to each Lumary Smart Light fixture
6:01 Initial Test of the Lumary Smart Landscape Lights
6:45 Pairing the Remote with the Lumary Landscape Lights
9:10 Installing and Paring the Lumary Landscape Light App
11:09 Viewing the Lumary Landscape Lights on a White Screen
12:37 Conclusion to the Lumary Landscape Lights Setup
Note: I have NOT received any sponsorship for using the products shown in this video. However, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases, when these links are used:
Lumary Smart Landscape Lights 56Ft, 6 Pack RGBAIWW Low Voltage Landscape Lighting, IP65 Waterproof Spotlight Color Changing Garden & Yard Lights, App/Voice/Remote Control, Compatible with Alexa
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#Lumary #LandscapeLighting #PE4Doers
This video is and introduction and review of the Lumary Landscape Lights. These lights can be used indoors or outdoors to create a festive atmosphere. Thanks for watching.
Video Time Codes (click to skip directly to a desired section of the Video)
0:00 Introduction to the Lumary Smart Landscape Lights
1:20 What comes with the Lumary Smart Landscape Lights
4:13 Adding Spikes to each Lumary Smart Light fixture
6:01 Initial Test of the Lumary Smart Landscape Lights
6:45 Pairing the Remote with the Lumary Landscape Lights
9:10 Installing and Paring the Lumary Landscape Light App
11:09 Viewing the Lumary Landscape Lights on a White Screen
12:37 Conclusion to the Lumary Landscape Lights Setup
Note: I have NOT received any sponsorship for using the products shown in this video. However, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases, when these links are used:
Lumary Smart Landscape Lights 56Ft, 6 Pack RGBAIWW Low Voltage Landscape Lighting, IP65 Waterproof Spotlight Color Changing Garden & Yard Lights, App/Voice/Remote Control, Compatible with Alexa
amzn.to/3M885nc
Please subscribe to my Channel, and click ‘Like’, if you find this video useful. I will endeavor to answer any and all questions posted for any of my videos as quickly as I possibly can.
If you have any questions or suggestions, I can be reached on Email at: PE4Doers@gmail.com , or on Twitter (X) @PE4Doers, or Instagram @PE4Doers. Or on a more professional basis, through LinkedIn at: linkedin.com/in/davidrrivera
#Lumary #LandscapeLighting #PE4Doers



![New NAS Build, Part 2
This video illustrates Part 2 on y New Network Accessible Storage (NAS) Build. In this episode, I will Show how I have modified my NAS Case to provide USB 3.0 connections to the front on Network Rack. Thanks for watching.
Video Time Codes (click to skip directly to a desired section of the Video)
00:00 Introduction to my New NAS Build, Part 2
04:06 Disassembling the NAS Case to allow for Modifications
06:32 Modifying the NAS Front Panel to Include Two USB 3.0 Connectors
07:37 Using a Template and Drill to Start a Rack Mounted Case Modification
08:33 Drilling the Initial holes for a USB 3.0 Bracket
08:55 Using larger Drill Bits to expand the USB 3.0 Bracket holes
09:44 Finishing the USB 3.0 Bracket opening with a Dremel tool
10:25 Installing the USB 3.0 ports to the front of a rack-server case
11:09 Adding an cover to a Rack Case Front panel switches and LEDs
13:20 Resembling a Modded rack-mount PC case
17:39 Conclusion of my New NAS Build, Part 2
Note: I have NOT received any sponsorship for using the products shown in this video. However, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases, when these links are used:
4U Server Case Rack Mount, 7X3.5 + 2X 5.25 HDD, 4U Server Chassis with 3 Pre-Installed Fans | 8 HDD Bays, Security Lockable Computer Cases for Home Lab NAS Streaming PC
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RIITOP 2 Ports USB 3.0 Female Back Panel to MB 20pin Header Connector Cable Adapter with PCI Slot Plate Bracket 1.5ft [2-Pack]
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![Deciding 24 Content Plans
This video is seeking suggestions from viewers on what content should be created for the next set of published videos. Thanks for watching, and a sincere thank you if you choose to help me decide on upcoming content :)
Video Time Codes (click to skip directly to a desired section of the Video)
0:00 Introduction to Viewer Suggestions for PE4Doer Content
1:43 #1 Part 2 of the VM Server Build
2:11 #2 Part 2 of the New NAS Server Build
2:54 #3 New Ubiquiti Switches
3:56 #4 New 10-inch Rack in Studio
4:42 #5 New Custom Water-Cooled Editing Rig
5:37 #6 Upgrade Studio Streaming Workstation
6:31 #7 I3D Printing Process for Content Creation
7:15 #8 Updating the Wife’s PC
8:10 #9 Part 2 of the PiDP-11 Simulator
9:51 #10 XigmaNAS Server Convert to TrueNAS
11:30 #11 Humidity Control for 3D Filament Storage
12:34 #12 Add REOLINK Security Cameras
13:30 #13 Industrial Control DIN-Mounted Devices
15:04 #14 Repair of my Raspberry Pi 3B w/ SM Soldering
16:22 #15 Label Printer and Scanner on XiiAozet USB Serv
17:13 #16 Server or Workstation using 10gb fiber [V=1]
18:28 #17 Electronics Lesson #2 – Capacitors and Inductors
19:09 #18 3D Printing a Gaming Arcade w/ Raspberry Pi and RetroPi
20:05 #19 Using a High-End Oscilloscope & Signal Generator
21:24 #20 Prepare for the Professional Engineers Exam
22:50 #21 Using the Digilent Analog Discover System
23:36 #22 Demonstrating Terasic DE-10 FPGA SOC
25:52 #23 MBA Data Analysis & Excel Models
25:52 #24 Discuss Classic Novel Collection
28:55 Concluding Viewer Suggestions for PE4Doer Content
Here is my original list of ideas, along with dependencies as I described within this video (with Vote tallies added):
1) Part 2 of my Rack-Mounted VM Server Build [V=4]
2) Part 2 of my New NAS Server Build using TrueNAS [V=4]
3) Installation of the New Rack-Mounted Ubiquiti Switches (Depends on # 1 & 2) [V=2]
4) Installation of my New 10-inch Rack in my Studio (Depends on #3) [V=2]
5) Completing my New Custom Water-Cooled Super Editing Rig [V=2]
6) Upgrading my AMD Studio Streaming Workstation [V=2]
7) Update to my 3D Printing that is used for Content Creation [V=3]
8) Updating my Wife’s PC (Depends on #1) [V=3]
9) Part 2 of my PiDP-11 Simulator [V=3]
10) Converting my XigmaNAS Server to TrueNAS (Depends on #2) [V=3]
11) Adding Humidity Control technology to my 3D Filament Storage cabinet(s) [V=1]
12) Installation of Addition REOLINK Security Cameras [V=1]
13) Installation of My Industrial Control DIN-Mounted Devices [V=1]
14) Attempt Repair of my Raspberry Pi 3B using Surface-Mount Soldering [V=2]
15) Setting up my Label Printer and Scanner on the XiiAozet USB Server [V=2]
16) Cabling a Server or Workstation with a 10gb fiber cable (Depends on # 1, 2 & 3) [V=1]
17) Electrical Technology Lesson #2 – Capacitance and Inductance [V=1]
18) Building an Gaming Arcade station with a Raspberry Pi, RetroPi S/W and 3D Cabinet [V=1]
19) Tutorial on Using a High-End Oscilloscope and Signal Generator
20) How to Prepare for the Professional Engineers Exam for Computer Engineering
21) Setting up and Testing the Digilent Analog Discover unit
22) Demonstrating Terasic FPGA Experimenting unit
23) MBA Studies in Data Analysis using Excel Models
24) Reviewing my Classic Novel Collection
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2U Micro ATX Compact Rackmount 3 x 3.5-inch HDD and 1 x 2.5-inch SSD, Chassis Support ATX PS2 PSU, USB
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ASUS Prime B760M-A-CSM Intel B760 (LGA 1700) mATX CSM Commercial Motherboard PCIe 4.0, DDR5, 2X M.2, 2.5Gb LAN
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G.SKILL Ripjaws S5 Series DDR5 RAM (Intel XMP 3.0) 32GB (2x16GB) 5600MT/s CL36-36-36-89 1.20V Desktop Computer Memory U-DIMM - Matte Black
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WD_BLACK SN850X 2TB NVMe SSD - M.2 2280, Up to 7,300 MB/s Read speeds, Up to 6,300
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GeForce RTX 3050 6G HDMI Graphics Card,GPU Video Cards for PC Gaming,4 3 Monitor Port Output Computer,Pci Express x16 Low Profile Video Card(RTX3050 6G 4HDMI)
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2025 NEW 10G Base-T PCI-e4.0 X1 Network Card, Marvell AQC113 Controller, NICGIGA 10Gb Ethernet Adapter Support WOL, 10Gbe RJ45 Port NIC Card, Windows10/11/Windows Server/Linux
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![The Anwike Solar Powered PTZ Security Camera Setup and Review
This video describes the Anwike Solar Powered PTZ Security Camera. This unit is designed for Outside your Home or Business and provides for nearly maintenance-Free External Security Needs. It is powered by two Solar Panels (included) and utilizes the 2.6ghz Wifi communications band for monitoring and control from a Smartphone. Thanks for watching
Video Time Codes (click to skip directly to a desired section of the Video)
0:00 Intro & Pkg Opening of a Anwike Solar Powered PTZ Security Camera
3:43 Installing the Anwike Solar Powered PTZ Security Camera
6:46 The phone App for the Anwike Solar Powered PTZ Security Camera
7:01 Conn. the App to the Anwike Solar Powered PTZ Security Camera
8:33 Using the App to Control the Anwike Solar Powered PTZ Camera
10:06 Conclusion of the Anwike Solar Powered PTZ Camera Review
Note: I have NOT received any sponsorship or commission for using the products shown in this video.
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases, when these links are used:
Anwike 24/7 Records] Solar Security Camera Outdoor, Double Solar Panel Pan Tilt Zoom Wireless Security Camera with floodlights Color Night Vision, WiFi Camera 2-Way Audio IP66 Waterproof
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#PE4Doers #PTZ_Security_Camera #Anwike The Anwike Solar Powered PTZ Security Camera Setup and Review](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/n418dOgmLZ0/mqdefault.jpg)




