Does Triple A Replace Car Batteries

Triple 'A' batteries are light and simple to replace. The instruction booklet is excellent! Read it and practice until it it's second nature. Once learned the use is infinite!

Pretty good. It also charges triple A batteries as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used these products to replace the batteries in (1) a toy car and as soon as I turned it on the lights were flashing and the colors were so bright. and (2) a flashlight/headlamp. I had a night time hike planned and the batteries impressed me. my headlamp lasted over 6 hours on medium lumens. they didn't leave me in the dark at all

WOW, does this thing hold on tight! And it's crazy versatile. It's also much heavier, and stable, than it looks. They say the Triple is about 2lbs, and it's every bit of that. I was actually kinda surprised. (But then I also didn't look at the weight specs...only what IT could hold.) Attaching one of my GoPros doesn't even make it flinch. LOL It CLEARLY weighs more than any action cam. So I decided to REALLY give it a test...a DSLR. I attached the Triple to the side of my car...and then one of my Canon 5D IVs...along with a 16-35 f/2.8. O_o Held on like a champ...and I drive a sports car with VERY tight suspension. (Read: feels EVERY bump in the road, unlike a luxury car.) Worked flawlessly. Yes, it was bumpy...so is my car. LOL But that's a simple enough fix in post. A gimble could probably solve that, but a gimble that can react to a highly strung little two-seater is far more than I pay for Adobe Premier in a year... I gave it 5 stars...but in reality there are a handful of things that I WOULD change... 1st, the option of a 3/8's screw instead of the 1/4-20 so that a small ball head could be attached. I use RRS plates/L-brackets on all of my cameras...having the ability to an Arca-Swiss head fastened on the mount would be ideal. And well within the weight limits. 2nd, a dedicated tether attachment. Even though I trust the mount, especially after my DSLR test, it would be nice to not have to improvise when attaching a tether or two. I use two, one for the camera & one for the mount. Overkill perhaps, but I don't need thousands of dollars worth of gear bouncing down the street if I get it wrong.   Overall I am VERY pleased with this mount...and it gives me a stoopid grin when I transfer the video to be edited.

Recently purchased the Delkin triple mount for a series of in car scenes. It is extremely versatile with the ability to mount on car and/or any glass. I was using a Sony a7sii with a series of Xeen lenses (35, 24 and 14) and it was more than able to handle the weight while the car was driving. The third arm allows for this extra stabilization and in turn gives the user a plethora of creative shot opportunities. Hope you find it as useful as my team and I did!

This is a very useful product, the triple mount adjusts very well to the surface of the car. The only thing I would change would be the weight it is on the heavy side.

The Fat Gecko Triple Mount is an excellent tool to get some very creative shots. It can help create cinematic imagery at a very affordable price! The locking mechanism is sturdy, and definitely strong. I tested it on the outside of my car window while driving, and the camera never moved. However, slapping $2,600.00 onto the mount and trusting it to stay is pretty scary. Although, I have no doubt the mount will hold its grip and not drop your camera, I had a much more comfortable ride just simply attaching the camera to the inside of my car, so that if it fell it would at least fall into the passenger seat instead of onto the pavement with other cars rushing behind me.

Allows me to charge more batteries at once. Allows me to charge my batteries in the car.

No more worries about my car charger. Does what it is intended to do.

No, they don't replace regular triple riser combo stands. They're lighter and, while very sturdy, I wouldn't want to build a large menace arm on one. What they do replace, because of their light weight and compactness, is regular light stands, while also having the added benefit of being sturdy enough to rig frames and some heavier light heads. I'm grabbing another one to go along with the two I already have and am using them mainly as very sturdy light stands (usually) instead of how you would normally use a combo. Though, you can absolutely use them for most of those applications as well. Theyre lightweight, compact and versatile, and they make a great addition to any smaller grip truck or lighting van.