Energy Star Top Mount Refrigerator With Ice Maker

plus 1 - Wall type power supplies are really shrinking - I think this one has an energy star rating as a result... plus 2 - I have never had a problem with Netgear products.

our refrigerator is covered with them!

To mount camera to Star Adventurer.

Excellent Mouse+Top costumer service =5-STAR!

Have a high end refrigerator that is plug in into it, so far so good!

I really enjoy this backpack. I have a few complaints, but they are very minor. The ice ax loops at the bottom can be tucked up in the tripod foot pocket, but the ties at the top don't seem to be removable without cutting them. The pocket at the top is pretty much worthless unless you want to use it for some business cards. It would have been nice if the fabric there allowed for more storage space. I never use the elastic band on the interior to hang it on my neck and it can get in the way. It would be nice if this was removable as well (again, if I was willing I could just cut it off). These complaints are very, very minor. This is a wonderful backpack that I highly recommend.

was no charge thru excel energy. works great and easily controlled by phone or desk-top computer

This is a great paper from a top notch maker, quality is good and the results speak for them selves.

I needed to mount my Blue Snowball Ice to a standard photo tripod- and this did the trick! Easy to install, tightened with a coin. I can now leave it in there and mount my microphone to a standard 1/4 tripod. I love that the other side is 3/8 so if I ever need to put it on a light stand I can just unscrew it, reverse the adapter, and put it back in. Solid little piece of equipment that does the job.

I bought the Nikon Z mount version of this lens for use with my Nikon Z9 and it has not disappointed. I shoot a lot of indoor basketball, volleyball and hockey and really appreciate the available focal lengths and speed. It focuses quickly and gives very good results. Whether it is under the basket, next to the glass or bringing the puck/ball down the ice, it is nice to be able to cover the range without having to switch lenses or carry a second camera. I find it most effective the top of the key or just past center ice. I don't use it for shots at the far end of the court/arena. At first I thought there might be an issue with the contacts on the Z9 body. I mention this only to share my experience and perhaps spare someone else. The bottom function on the lens lines up very nicely with the pad underneath my forefinger. Sometimes it would result in the button being pushed when attempting to view an image. It seemed as if all of the standard buttons on the right side of the camera would not work! Once I identified what was going on, a piece of gaffer tape over the button will work just fine until I decide what if any function I want the lens button to perform. As mentioned by others, it is solidly built and a bit heavy. However, for me, a 67 year old, I did not find it too heavy or a burden to carry around. Never thought I would say this, but my Z mount 24-70 f2.8 and 70-200 f2.8 have been on the shelf since I got this.