Building And Structural Construction N4 Past Paper

Enabled room to room music in a 90 year old house without having to make any structural changes.

Excellent audio performance and structural quality at a great price point.

Love this little blast from the Past. Always fun and exciting to see what images come out once developed.

Paper is fine for construction drawings, easy to load and use.

This case protects my sensitive photo gear. Dividers are reconfigurable. A few things have changed since my last Pelican case of about 10 years, ago. Metal loops outside of latches for lock(s). Hinges seem stiffer with an indent to keep lid in open position. Inside lid (behind foam) are some structural small protrusions. I'm guessing to keep foam from moving and to add structural integrity to corners of lid. Without these in my older Pelican case, I'm able to place larger flat objects (paper, filters, etc.) between foam and lid. As usual, Pelican cases are the best. Kinda wish the dividers came in gray, like my older Pelican case dividers.

It's just a bar, but the 3/8 mounting threads along with the 1 1/4 bar diameter give this device a structural assurance that it can dangle a significant and expensive load. I am currently copying vertically with a micro focus rail, camera body and 100 mm lens mounted on the 3/8 end thread the total weight is between 9 and 10 pounds. I have not used the top mounts although they slide readily and seem rationally secure. My only caution here is don't put this on a sissy tripod and head.

I'm very satisfied with the tripod. It's light weight makes it compatible with carrying while hiking. It has the structural strength to support the digital camera and lenses I own, easily adjusted to natural terrain, and the center column enable quick and easy height adjustments. Also, it is tall enough to allow me to stand up while taking most pictures.

I am a structural inspector and this Ledlenser light is used every day. What a Great piece of equipment. V/R David T. LaBerge

While building my first home darkroom, I needed some affordable paper to cut my teeth on. I had only previously used RC paper before in school, and didn't realize this was fiber based. As soon as I took it out of the black bag, I knew this was different. I quickly fell in love with the deep tones and supple hand feel. I'm an instant FB convert.

I purchased this product as an alternative to the Epson Enhanced Matte paper that I was used to using. I was building a portfolio book and the pages would hold prints back to back, but since this is double-sided, I thought I'd give it a try and cut down on the amount of paper in the book. As long as you get the paper profiles, this stuff works great! It has a nice, smooth texture and the blacks are very rich and velvety on my Epson Photo 1400. And it's less money than the Epson counterparts. If you're looking for a replacement for your previous heavyweight matte papers, you can't go wrong with Moab. They've got a great lineup. Cheers.