Electrical Requirement For Mini Split Mr Cool 12000

I use this cable to split the mini jack of my DSLR in two monos. Works great.

Needed this Mac Mini to do some NAS performance testing. My unique requirement was 10G ethernet........and also wanted to upgrade my spouses older MacBook Pro. B&H had the exact model I needed in inventory and was at the best price. I was able to complete my project and the Mini is a perfect computer for our second office.

This thing is perfect to cool my Atem Mini Extreme Pro.

This product meets every requirement I have!

The ability to mimic HDMI destinations makes this extremely useful for any ATEM mini users who need to split the HDMI output. Very flexible and a required piece of any 21st century video production gear bag.

It's Electrical Tape!

Great product ! Meet my requirement !

Great product ! Met my requirement !

I bought this mouse as a secondary mouse for my new gaming laptop. I already had a ROG Gladius ll origin for my desktop which I love. I've had it for a year or so and despite liking it so much the rubber on the left side is beginning to wear and scrape off unfortunately. Not sure why but maybe do to skin oil. Idk It's still a 12000 dpi with 1000hz pulling rate which Is nice. The main difference with the core model is its 6400 dpi I belive as well as 1000hz polling rate. In case your wandering 6400dpi is plenty. No need for 12000 One thing I like better about the core is its dpi button below the mouse scroll wheel allows for 4 different dpi settings where as the origin only allows for 2. Also it has minimal rubber on the sides. However the origin does have a little more RGB on the bottom ish of the mouse which is cool for display but while using the mouse you don't really see it. Overall I love them both. Its great ofr palm ussrs which is what i wanted. I would probably recommend the core unless you need the higher dpi for some reason.

I'm retired now and planning to set this lamp up as a reading light. It does everything that a 12000 watt light will do -- spots, floods, tilts, and pans, which is far more than thousand dollar designer lights will do. To make it complete, I'll add 4-way barn doors, and a snoot which contains it to a small pool of light, and instead of a conventional 3 leg vertical stand, will mount it on a "C-stand" which B&H sells, and which can put the light head anywhere you want it. Note, you can double the output with a 200 watt globe. Also take a look at the Arri line which are of equal quality, but maybe a more interesting industrial look.