Best 16 Inch Electric Cooling Fan

I love this UPS. I did a test and hooked this unite to my Furman Linear Power Conditioner Elite-15 DMI Conditioner that's connected to my Yamaha 5.1 Home Theater system with AC Infinity cooling fan, 5 Polk speakers with 8 inch Sub, PS4 Pro with AC Infinity cooling fan, Sharp 70 inch Led TV, wireless router, ToughBook CF-31 with cooling fan/tray. This unit was able to run all of my gear listed..for 30MIN WITH (EVERYTHING) TURNED ON AND RUNNING!

I use this product for portrait photography and also for product images. The only thing that I would have like to have seen would have been a fan for cooling.

Best bag for M1 16 inch MacBook and fits perfectly Camera and 2 lenses. Fits also iPad pro 12.9 and 16 inch MacBook (M processor series).

It includes the cooling fan, which is good enough, and the GPU in it. It's the best CPU for the business use!

Incredibly well built. The cooling fan is superb. The new dual gain sensor over-performs for a Micro Four Thirds chip. The GH6 has almost every tool and setting that any video operator could ever dream of. This camera can shoot 5.9k video ALL day long without overheating. I literally tested this for 2 days straight. The EVF and LCD screens a clear and bright. No,...the autofocus is NOT as good as Canon or Sony...but...its starting to get OK. Its decent now at holding well on subjects but background pulsing is still there. Its not as bad as past Lumix cameras and its a definite improvement. To sum it up...this camera supprised the heck out of me. I was expecting to return it after testing it. However, I was wrong. It's a very impressive camera that won me over completely. It says in my collection.

Took a full charge and worked for hours, even when the camera got hot and the cooling fan was going.

I don't need too many 16 inch straps but the spares will be useful eventually.

I use it with a 15 inch MacBook Pro This is a powerful yet quiet laptop cooling pad. Very lightweight. Great features. Really the best I've seen.

In 1969 I saw a solid-body electric guitar with a three-inch amplifier built into the face of the guitar. The tiny speaker was powered by a nine-volt battery inserted in the back of the instrument. Fantastic, I thought, why don't they make a suction-cup amp that sticks onto the face of the guitar? A zillion years later they did and it is fine.

I am using the Logan Electric A7A with a copy stand, a 36 megapixel digital camera, and a macro lens to scan old 2-1/4 x 2-1/4 inch slides. A mask cut from black construction paper serves to block the portion of the 4 x 5 inch light table that lies outside the slide. The results are surprisingly good; and true scanners for 2-1/4 x 2-1/4 inch slides are both difficult to find and prohibitively expensive. It would be easy to scan 4 x 5 inch transparencies in the same way.