Bluetooth Mfd Printer

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Easy purchase and fast, free, service. I have wanted the MFD's for a while.

This is an awesome Printer/Machine, as it scans, faxes, copies, uses Bluetooth and is amazing.

Nice printer for labels. The bluetooth allows you to print from your phone. This was very helpful in the warehouse.

This is a great optic, full of character that inspires you as you work with it. If I could wish for one improvement, however, it would be to decrease its MFD. If you could shoot closer to the subject this lens would be legendary.... Still, I highly recommend this lens!

This is a second set I bought. I bought it for my son together with DCS AV-8BN Harrier module. For any serious modern combat simulator pilot this item is must to have. This MFD pack is not new on the market, but now gets new popularity wave as more and more high fidelity modern fighter or attack airplanes modules featured clickable cockpits and modern weapons and navigation systems. This pack designed to replicate F-16 multi-functional-displays with 28 programmable buttons per frame, but they will work fine for A-10, F-15, AV-8, AH-64, T-45C, F-14, and F/A-18 and others. For F/A-18 setup you can use 3 frames because each of them connecting as individual usb-controller. Also if the simulator software allowing you to export data on secondary monitors you can mount the frames on screens and basically create a simulator cockpit (simpit) tor more life-like immersion. I will recommend this item to any modern military simulator pilot of a space pilot. I will probably buy another set soon and split it with my son, so both of us could have 3 MFD.

Smooth bokeh, sharp, lightweight, and incredible Macro capabilities. The MFD is better than what Sigma states (shooting on A1 body). The lens is lightweight, extremely well built, and a joy to use. It reminds me a lot of the Batis 135...at just over 1/3 the cost and with better Macro.

Great way to reduce MFD of my telephoto lens. I have used it for close-ups of birds that come to our feeder. I like the feather detail I get when I can get closer to the bird and don't have to crop the image as much.

These MFD's are great additions to your desk or sim pit for Flight Sim X or for DCS (Digital Combat Simulator). With the driver software they become bound to your aircraft's left and right MFD's in the simulator automatically and for aircraft that don't have MFD's it add more buttons to press for other functions so you don't have to reach for your keyboard. I love them and have improved the realism in the F/A-18 hornet and Harrier for DCS by allowing me to make quick changes on the MFD without having to reach for a mouse. Build quality feels nice, and the included cards have some defaults for FSX along with a blank set to make your own. (FYI I learned from someone else a long time ago. Scan the blank one so you can make more for each aircraft and swap them out if you make custom key binds for certain aircraft.

Work great for sims that have functioning MFD's (Falcon 4 BMS in my case). If you want them to be true MFD's (with a screen inside) you'll have to stick them to a 2nd monitor to which you have cloned the game's MFD screens (easy to do in Falcon). Lots and lots of buttons that are easy to set up (I didn't bother installing the included software as it wasn't necessary).