Control Game South Transit Corridor Checkpoint Bug

I do a lot of nature photography in Game Parks in South Africa. If a battery dies, there is no way to replace it. These batteries reliably hold their charge so I can count on them to last through my entire trip. Never had a problem with them.

As an avid south Texas Hog and deer and small game hunter, and competitive/ hobbyist 3-Gun and LR shooter; having the ability to to adjust your view and magnification on the fly is paramount to successfully engaging targets. Whether I'm stalking hogs or javelinas through south Texas brush, or on an unknown distance course at a local match I can count on the Switchview Throw lever to make quicker adjustments less cumbersome. Installation is direct, simple and quick. And...if it's Vortex it's backed by a rock solid warranty. Period!

Here is the link to the YouTube video that I just posted with 3 of the walk tests that I did with the System 10 wireless. The unit achieves better than expected range; easily delivering the advertised 100 feet. On multiple occasions, I was getting 150 to over 200 feet. (View and hear the video at http://youtu.be/SnudYcodS0U ) Again, bear in mind that these are low cost systems and not intended to compete against the high quality wireless that we use on major shoots. But for an inexpensive unit, they perform surprisingly well. I brought the system with me to the Cinema TV Arts Dept at California State University Northridge in order to shoot some more tests. CSUN has a soundstage for the film program that is approx 50 ft by 75 feet. Camera and the System 10 stayed in the rear corner, while I moved around the entire space. Even while hovering near a laptop and the lighting dimmer board -- the System 10 performed flawlessly. And, yes, there is WiFi in the stage. We went into the main corridor of the film/TV building (Manzanita Hall), which is dotted with electronic RFI emitters and WiFi routers (according to the department's Chief Video Engineer). The System 10 transmitted perfectly the entire length (approx 150 feet). Heading outside onto campus, on multiple tests we achieved 150 to 250 feet. Although we did encounter the occasional minor dropout on one or two of our footpaths, the unit was always reliable up to 125 feet; and depending on the pathway, sometimes good past 200 feet. I included one of those walk tests, where we made it 220 feet before the signal began to cut out. The aforementioned Video Engineer was curious about transmitting through walls, so I stayed inside the corridor while he went outside and roamed around the exterior of the building. Signal held up nicely passing through just one exterior wall, but did drop out when he turned (still outside the building) 90 degrees from the corridor and thus placed multiple interior rooms in our signal path.

My job requires me to fly. The checkpoint friendly feature of this case makes security checkpoints easy. You just unzip and open. While everyone else is trying to fit their laptop back in its bag, I just zip mine up. It's also tough, so I don't have to worry about my Alienware M17 getting easily damaged. The price was great too. B&H saved me $40.00 on this case. I couldn't be happier!

I use this to protct my ball head in transit and when i am not using it

Does what I expected it to do, protect my camera in transit.

I was looking for something to give my cameras some protection during transit. these are perfect.

Love using it. So easy to set up. I have now got the bug and I need more

Required for connecting two cameras to one Bug. Works great!.

Boox Go 6 snaps into place and is snug as a bug.