Brunton Portable Charger Instructions

easily portable battery charger

I wanted to try out the new rare earth magnetic needle, which is supposed to be more stable, and less effected by near by metals. I haven't had this compass long enough to prove or disprove this claim. The compass housing is classic Brunton design. When closed the lid fully covers the compass base. The lanyard attaches at the lid hinge, which causes a problem laying the compass flat on the map unless the lanyard is tucked into the open space between the hinge and compass base. Sighting a land mark with the mirror is similar to other mirror compass designs. Sighting with the lid laid flat would be enhanced if there was a white sighting line on the inside of the lid below the notch. The needle settles reasonably quickly. When closed the rounded corners give it a nice comfortable feel in the hand. If it doesn't develop a bubble, as some previous Brunton compasses I've owned have done I will be happy with this compass. It also comes wtth 2 Topo Buddy Universal Scale Cards. Sandwiched between heavier stock cards to protect the scale cards. That are riveted at one corner so they can pivot out for use, which is open to permit attachment of a lanyard. The 2 scale cards cover most commonly used scales and also include UTM grid scales. The cards are to large to fit inside the lid, they measure 6.2 cm x 9.1 cm. approximately the size of the compass base.

I love having my portable charger with me!! And on top of it, it’s my favorite color!

Bought it for a quick pinch and now is my favorite portable charger

Inexpensive alternative and more portable charger for my Vixio. Arrived early, too!

This is a great little charger indicates how long the charge will be via LED's and its very portable

Great charger. The indicator display is very nice, and the whole unit is very portable.

I have a four bank swittronix vmount charger and this is way more portable, comparable to the redcharger.

I just received my new PM400 Olympus Portable Printer. I followed instructions and it appears I have done everything correctly. I chose the PM400 to replace my Olympus PM290. I hadn't used it in quite awhile and when I decided to bring it out of the closet again I was having issues cleaning the printer head. Fortunately it works now and comparing it with the new PM400 I am getting excellent results with the color but the new PM400 has new advantages, such as, wireless and being able to download photos from my computer. Love the compact printers from Olympus. I hope they keep these items in the production each year.

No, really it fits like a glove. Its maximum height in upright tripod configuration puts my A7iii viewfinder perfectly at eye level (I'm 5' 11). Admittedly, when I first took it out and tried to set it up (prior to reading the instructions) I hated it. I was imagining what I would say when I attempted to return it. Then I calmed down and read through the instructions. I figured out how everything was adjusted and the different orientations of this system. About an hour later after taking some shots with it I was in love. For a lightweight tripod, this thing is absurdly stable. The placement of the levels allows you to align very quickly with a shift and a glance. The head movements are very smooth. This tripods rigid nature allow me to do much longer exposures than any other portable I have ever owned while still being extremely lightweight and compact. I love the feel of all the levers. It feels like driving a high-end sports car. This is my first Manfrotto Tripod and I am extremely impressed. You can tell that this was well thought-out and designed by people who do a lot of mobile photography. It doesn't hurt that it is aesthetically pleasing either. I was really skeptical at this price point but all buyer's remorse has been relieved after putting it to use. It is also great that tools are included to adjust the tension on about ever moving part on this system. If like me previous to using this masterpiece you are thinking how much better can a portable get than my sub 200$ unit to make the leap worth it, just imagine every shortcoming you have in the back of your mind about your current system being instantly relieved. There is a bit of a learning curve but once you overcome that you are a lot better off. I can see why so many other photographers swear by Manfrotto tripods now. A lot of care went into this product.