Double A Battery Getting Hot

I've been using the double A Watson batteries for about 5 years in my camera speed light with no problems. Getting the triple A size was a no brainer. I really like these.

Its great. Doesnt run hot at all if you arent overclocking and just gaming. Getting 60s with Dark Rock Pro 4 under gaming load, 30 and below when idle.

Because you can enter a 1..4 number after the double hot-key, you can jump to whatever console you want. This is handy because I have 2 PCs and 2 Raspberry Pi's attached and the frequency of use is disproportionate between them. I have to say the front buttons being metal flaps are weird, but I never use them. If you did, you might appreciate a real physical switch. I expect these are mini-PCB switches behind the cool plasma cut metal. I also don't use the shared USB as the mouse/kbd is all I need to switch.

Getting a second one.

Great battery when you must get the shot regardless how cold or how hot it is.

Double the battery capacity for the best cell cam on the market. Seriously, 16 double AAs, or two Lit 22s or one Lit 22 and 8 double AAs. You don't need to touch this thing all year. Especially amazing if you're in deep woods and can't get a ton of sun for the solar models. Highly recommend this camera!

Double the batteries for double the battery life of an already standard setting performance. Ergonomic, functional and practical. It came on sale with my 6dmii kit.

I have been using Epson Hot Press Natural (HPN) for several years now and love it, especially for being archival, but it is quite expensive.  I am retired now and and needed to economize, and a friend told me about Epsons Double Sided Matte.  It is very affordable and the blacks that I am getting on my R3000 printer are very nice.  The base is whiter (less yellow) than the Hot Press Natural.  The only disadvantage to the the Double Sided Matte is that it is probably not as archival as the HPN, but then Ive never sold a print anyway so that doesnt bother me anymore.  And the fact I can proof print on both sides make it very economical, but then I seem to get it right the first time when soft proofing with this paper more now than when I used the yellow HPN.  I am very happy with this paper.  I am surprised that a cheaper Epson paper is this good.

This is double wall stainless with the vacuum in between the stainless walls. Water stays ice cold most of the hot day, just lay it in the shade.

Double-hot shoe mount are very useful. The hand grip is very well placed. I used this on my E-M1 Mark II, and it's a great add-on. The only thing I wish is if there's a way to keep it locked in place after tightening the knob. It tends to go out of alignment after a fair amount of time, but it's very minor. I just don't want to ruin the thread in the camera from tightening it too much.