Ge Front Load Energy Star Washer Drain Pump

I love this tank! Previously I used other tanks for developing my 4x5 negatives and found them hard to load with negatives sometimes slipping out of the holder as well as having small drain and filling holes which made the proces arduous. The Stearman tank is a joy to use and is easy to load, holds the negatives securely, and has large drain and filling holes which also make the job easy. It also fills with only 485 mL which is another plus. My only regret is that I wish they made a tank to hold 6 or 8 negatives.

Easy to load sheet film, simple fill and drain chemicals, simple agitation, even development. Works great

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.

I have a tower Mac Pro with two 30 cinema displays. The tower energy load is 240W and the displays are about 135W each. I have two APC Pro 700 side-by-side on the tower, one is for the Mac Pro and one for the two displays. They work well, very quite, fast response and they both fit on top my tower.

Worth every penny. When my lens was dropped not by me it saved the front element. This filter took all the energy when dropped. I have on on each of my lenses!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm using this surround back on a 7.2 setup. while my other speakers are energy, I'm hearing sound clearly. I wish i will use it as front speakers, but i have energy wall mounted.

I use this to strap my insulin pump.

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

This is the classic 4x32 BAC ACOG/Rifle Combat Optic offering from Trijicon but with the reticle optimized for the 55gr M193 load from a 16" barrel. It is typical 5-star quality in terms of glass & performance - but there is a caveat. It's because I availed myself of some pre-purchase questions from Trijicon, who are always delighted to answer this stuff. M193 IS my load & it's a delight & very accurate at distance as well if I do my part. The cautionary thing about buying an ACOG is that the MOA gradations are DIFFERENT between models being optimized for different loads running at different velocities out of different barrel lengths. If you really plan to make those deliberate shots on steel or zombies out past 300m, don't just buy the Army or USMC version "just because military uses it." If you're not using a full-spec 5.56 load you may be disappointed if you just shoot standard velocity .223, where the TA-31F reticle might work better. So contact Triji and ask them - they eat that stuff up & with the right one you will NOT be disappointed. B&H performance throughout the transaction was also 5-star, simply stellar.

The rubber conical brake mod is the star of the show. Considering this isn't a load cell, with proper calibration using the DXTweak 2 software & some adjustments, you can make the brake pedal work as hard or soft as you'd like. With enough precision for any beginner sim racer.