Craftsman 3000 Psi Pressure Washer Spark Plug

If you haven't noticed in the pictures, there are two foam trays. So the case is almost twice the height of other cases. All items the cutouts are designed for fit snugly. The cutout for the Spark is deep enough so that the props are below the top of the foam. This means the egg crate foam in the lid will not put undue pressure on the props when the case is closed. The full fly more package will easily fit plus an OTG cable and other accessories. There is a rubber gasket around the lid and a raised ridge around the top of the base. These two come into contact when closed to create a watertight seal. There is also a pressure equalization valve as well. When you open the case there is a detent to keep the lid open. The only hit I have is the foam bottom for the top tray may split in high use cases. The bottom foam is only about 4-5mm thick. Should this happen or to prevent from happening you could apply some gaffer tape under the controller and Spark to reinforce the foam. So far there are no indications this mod is needed In the three months I have been using the case I have had no issues with it. It’s nice to be able to fit the Spark/Remote Controller/Charger and Hub/Prop Guards/Accessories in just one case you can quickly grab and go. All in all I would say this is one the best hard cases for the Spark when basing it on price and value.

A-T has changed the 3000 series to NOT use the same 4-pin locking plug.� (It's got a new screw in, 4 pin). No adapter is available at this time. The 2000 series uses the same connector, so we don't have to throw away $1,000 of microphones. The system is quiet and has louder output than the older 3000. We had to turn down about 60% with the plastic screwdriver inside battery case. There is no "mute" and no battery level transmitted to receiver. There is only a (no popping) on/off switch.� The battery case is the only weakness.� The clip inside doesn't inspire confidence and we hope it holds up.� Otherwise body pack is typically A-T tough.

I don't know what one could say about a cable. You plug it in, and it works. The Kopul 3000 series has been my go to model when I was in need for an XLR cable for years. Workmanship is ok. The insulation isn't made for heavy duty outdoor use. This makes the cable pretty lightweight though. Nice feature: one can order them in different colors.

I use it for movies and playstation 5. Both are amazing The white version goes well with my ps

We use this product on industrial 110V pressure washers. All the new units have the 20 amp plug on them and we rarely have access to those outlets. We used to go to an electrical supply and buy components and make our own pigtail converter. This set up is MUCH easier and cheaper.

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

Works very will and makes the Spark much easer to operate

I have tried many holders and this one is the best in craftsman, durability, ease of use and reliability. Easily secures my iPhone X Max with no issues

This arm is an incredibly solid -- it feels weighty and craftsman-like. I purchased the arm to hold my 34 LG ultra-wide monitor, but it's obvious that the arm could have even held much larger monitors or TVs without issue. I was worried that the weight would be too much to clamp the arm to my desk, but it's not a problem at all because the clamp is incredibly secure.

I checked PSI website for correct swab to clean my Nikon D500. They recommended the Type 3 - 24mm you use for full frame . Don't use it. The Type 3 - 17mm swab is the best one to use for a crop sensor. I had to use 3 swabs to get the sensor really clean. There also a magnifier with a light built in you can use to view the sensor. Definitely get it . So worth the $15