Jb Coffee Machine

Thanks to this transformer now  I may use my beloved Italian coffee grinding and coffee machine

This unit packs a punch considering its size and weight. It powered everything we threw at it, even our coffee machine, one at the time of course.

I bought it for my Commercial Semi Truck, I used for microwave and coffee machine two weeks with same charge, really very usable.

The Denecke JB-1 T/C sync box is one of the best, because it is easy to use, small in size and very reliable.

You can use it to prop up your busted coffee table.

I used a JB designs wooden grip with a similar form factor as this one on my previous camera, the A7rII. �It added some style and functionality. �This RRS grip however, takes the cake! �It is understated, perfectly built, and with the dovetail built in, has really elevated function!

As a production sound mixer, I've been using Denecke syncboxes for over 10 years. I have two of their SB-3s and bought one of these JB-1s a few years back after hearing insistent comments from camera dept about how great Tentacles' size are. :) I now have finally switched completely over to 2 JB-1s. The build quality and form factor is incredible. I'd expect nothing less from a trusted/long established company like Denecke. I had debated between these and the Tentacles. I heard mostly great things about them but also the 1/8in jack and plastic connector made it appear more like a prosumer device for one-man-band/DSLR type productions. No doubt they are still great devices, but as a sound mixer, I would consider the JB-1 a step above with the BNC connector and onboard display screen. It just feels really well made and super simple to use. No regrets and no more disgruntled camera dept when I hand them one of these to mount on camera!

I bought this grip for the GX85, after previous trying the JB Designs grip. I found the JB grip to be well-made, with a cut out to allow changing the battery and SD card without removing the grip. However, the JB grip felt awkward to hold while keeping my index finger poised over the shutter button. This Panasonic grip feels much more natural to hold onto. Perhaps it is the taper of the grip that is the difference. It is also smaller and lighter than the JB grip, which is nice given that the GX85 already has a bit of heft to it. The major drawback is the lack of a cut out over the battery compartment, but the tradeoff for the comfort of this grip is what sold me on it.

My only complaint is it does not make my coffee in the morning while afield.

Great for a portable second screen on the go like at a not-too-busy coffee shop!