Build Electric Cooler Scooter

I was looking for a case to carry and keep dry expensive lithium battery on an electric scooter, none of the other manufacturers have the size or the strenght needed for my project. HPRC have the best hard case i ever came across so far. and as a plus, the groove on the front and back have made my custom rack construction very easy. One more is coming down very soon to use as a front panier. ...

Only had it a few days and crashed my electric scooter, hit the concrete and although scratched up a bit, still works perfectly.

I have a small hatch back and was looking for a mobile power station to use with my electric cooler. The space in my trunk is very constrained and simply put, this knocks it out of the park. This unit easily runs my cooler for 24 hours, even in my confined trunk with minimal airflow. I have also been using it as a portable power station to run my Laptop, charge USB devices, etc. with zero difficulties. It really is as simple as plug in and go. The light weight is also a massive bonus and makes loading the car very simple!

Absolutely love this cooler. Used in my first build. Use again in my second. Highly recommended.

Swing Grip & Electric. Bought the Gaffer Grip having never used it before. It is a solid build, Avenger of course, and feels pretty hefty in your hand. This will grip anything. On your c-stand, on the ceiling, on the balcony in front of your subject. Its as versatile as a cartellini but with so many more configurations. However, the grip isn't as long lasting and walk-away-from as a cartellini. I've twice now clamped the Gaffer Grip onto a ledge to plant a 2k on, and in double checking the strength of the bite, discovered the rubber inside of the clamp wasn't holding as strong.

Installed my new Ryzen 7 5800X in an ITX build and I am very happy with it’s performance. I used Ryzen Master for a small overclock on a Gigabyte X570 I WiFi Pro MB with latest Bios version. My cooling solution is a cooler master 240 AIO cooler, which appears to work great so far in my specific build. I highly recommend the Ryzen 7 5800X.

Double the width of my old tower build but so much cooler. Plenty of room for building a clean machine, the 4 touch screen is just over the top. Buying from B&H was my third stop. Newegg wanted $500+ for it, Another place didn't tell you it was back ordered until after you finished the buying process. Even Hyte themselves had the cases on backorder. So I was a little worried at first that B&H would send me a backorder text but instead I got a tracking number. So happy with my B&H purchase, arrived in perfect condition.

I bought this one for my son and he loves it. I helped build it for him and he loves the silence--no fans. We use IcePipe cooler and passive PSU along with other silent hardware, such as SSD.

Needed a new case for a new build. This one was smaller than my last case but had about the same amount of room. Airflow seems to be great as well. I don't really stress my computers a lot anyway so temps have never been an issue for me anyway. Be aware, the vertical gpu accessory you can buy for this might not work depending on your motherboard, cooler (air), and gpu combo. I had to return the bracket in my case (ATX board, AK620 cooler, 6700XT).

Bought this for a SFF build with some concern on thermals, performs incredibly well paired with a Noctua cooler and appreciate that it doesn't come with the stock AMD Cooler as I don't feel wasteful letting it sit around as most all the time Im using aftermarket cooling. Looking forward to upgrading another build from a 5600x to this eventually.