Coffee Machine In Nepal

Thanks to this transformer now  I may use my beloved Italian coffee grinding and coffee machine

This unit packs a punch considering its size and weight. It powered everything we threw at it, even our coffee machine, one at the time of course.

I bought it for my Commercial Semi Truck, I used for microwave and coffee machine two weeks with same charge, really very usable.

You can ask your wife or your children where are the photos of your trip to Nepal or save them all in this box

You can use it to prop up your busted coffee table.

This little gem is working great for me in Nepal. Doesn't way much. Easy to pack. Just used it to hold my 100-500 on a handrail to get a predawn shot of Annapurna II. It did wander a little bit by setting a 10 second timer it would settle out before the shot. I have used it to capture 1/4 second shots of waterfalls using a14-35 and no issues. When you can't use a large tripod this pod a great tool.

I previously used the Vortex Razor for bird watching but gave them to a naturalist in Nepal. The Viper is not quite as sharp and faithful around the edges as the Razor, but this difference is subtle and really not noticeable during bird watching. Their overall designs are very similar. I have no regrets about choosing the Viper and saving about $500.

Purchased the Lite to carry a full DSLR kit for trip to India and Nepal. Surprised it fit. See photo. Includes 2x D750, 18-35, 24-120, 70-300, 50 mm lenses, microphone, and spare batteries. Very compact.

My only complaint is it does not make my coffee in the morning while afield.

Great for a portable second screen on the go like at a not-too-busy coffee shop!