Garmin Models That Support Wireless Backup Camera

if your wireless unit fails you, this is your backup.

This works great! The range is better than even more expensive models. If you are looking for wireless control, then this is the one.

Knowing I have the support backup for my new PC should I need it is a great comfort.

This is a streamlined unit that I love. I have it as a backup of all my old work, pictures, etc... One thing against both models - I wish the USB Cable was white not black. Aesthetically it would look so much better on my white desk and match all my other Mac cables better!

I needed a small to medium size, lightweight case for my Canon XA-20 and support gear. This Porta Brace case fits the bill. In it I can carry the camera pre-rigged with handle, shotgun mic and wireless receiver. There is also plenty of room for the rest of the wireless rig, headphones, a hard wire hand held mic, a hard wire lav, audio cord and a roll of gaff tape. External pockets carry camera support gear such as batteries and a charger. Porta Brace equipment is not inexpensive but you really do get what you pay for. I have been using their bags and cases for over 20 years with no problems at all.

Great little backup in my bag for wireless boom mic using Rode Wireless Go

I now have three of these gems, two 1TB and a 2TB models. One I used to backup my photo laptop, one I used for the Lightroom catalog, and the last I use to hold photos I shoot when I'm on the road. No issues, and I like the look of durability.

I make detail photos of scale models with a heavy macro lens. This tripod enables me to properly support and aim on table tops and other odd surfaces. I also make flower and insect close up photos. Unlike many other mini tripods, this compact tripod can support my rig in a stable position.

The printer was easy to set-up and came with thorough documentation. Dremel's website has support docs and videos online as well. The printer's fit and finish quality is good. 3D prints of my .stl models were excellent using the included Dremel filament. The 3D models included with the printer required a z-axis calibration first. It's an easy process and Dremel's phone support was very helpful. You print models from a USB flash drive, a network connection using Dremel's DigiLab PC software or their web Print Cloud solution. B&H's ordering process was easy and straight forward. Their pricing is good, even more so using their PayBoo card.

There are many keyboard stands on the market. B & H sells several models that all seem to do the same thing: support a keyboard instrument above the floor. The great thing about this unit is the value. It is the least-expensive model, but it is well built and accomplishes the goal with style. The single x is not a liability, and the limited number of pull-lock positions accommodates all the usual working heights one is likely to need. The rubber grips keep the stand in place on the floor and keep the keyboard in place on top.