Liquid Cooled Ac Electric Motor

I’m very pleased with this cabinet. It far exceeds what I was expecting. I’ll be using it to house a monster, liquid cooled Aorus x299 Gaming 9 build I’ve designed. Good stuff. I’ll be back for more.

Love how this case fits my liquid cooled 12900k with an e-atx motherboard. Has hot swappable hdd cages. Nice touch! Very easy to build in given the room and extremely well built! Love this case!

It’s a great way to manage your heat/AC and minimize your electric bill

Real good power station, it charges soooo fast from the an electric AC regular home oulet, it can power all my appliances at once. I will connect my 2 x 200w solar panels and update the review. But so far so good. Not too noisy, very light and small.... love it!

Used to get AC power for electrical items whose location is out of reach of the electric outlet. Most recently used to provide electricity for the Succah abode.

if you're looking for something of this spec and profile, hard to go wrong. Using this to reduce the AC Electric field by using the grounding tang (green with a hole) on these guys to run a single speaker wire from them to a section of unimproved basement with a LONG screwdriver into the dirt. We have both grounded outlets and knob and tube in the home office. Guess what: these OUTPERFORM ROMEX when used in the above fashion to reduce AC Electric fields coming from all the stuff plugged into power strips: computers, monitors, peripherals, printers, routers, etc. etc. That's right, a grounded outlet still has 30% more body voltage producing AC electric field strength compared to using these to ground to the earth (soil, dirt, world, ground, mud, etc.) Guess what else: I NO LONGER FEEL NAUSEATED AFTER USING MY COMPUTER FOR 1 hour!!!! (I still take a break at that point, but I'm not physically sickened, just need to stand/rest typing/clicking hands/wrists /neck/back etc., I have TONS of ergonomic stuff in my setup). Folks, go lookup how to make a body-voltage meter with the free guide from EMF center , or elsewhere, with a multimeter (hopefully BH sells those) and some speaker wire (BH def has large enough gauge (lower number)) and a screwdriver. This has made a huge difference. Has helped so much!

Redrocks microRemote is a solid, dependable unit backed by good support. I have had mine for four years. At one point, I accidentally damaged the antenna on the receiver and needed to replace it. Redrock sent me the parts either for free or for a very small charge. They have been very quick to respond to me when Ive had questions as well. Redrock also updates the firmware periodically. The v4 update added remote calibration (so you can calibrate lenses from the remote instead of from the receiver). I cant count how many times Ive forgotten to calibrate after a lens swap and then walk away from the camera. Or if Im working with an AC, I often handle the motor gear setup and auto-calibrate for my AC. If I forget, now my AC can do it remotely. Great! The firmware is at v5 now, so that shows their commitment to providing product value. The unit is solid and well built. Ive never had an issue with the power of the motor when using it with the Rokinon set or Canons CN-E series. The motor has a nice feathering to avoid hard focus stops. And you can crank the gain up or down. Ive also never had a problem using it at a distance, but the remote is usually pretty close to the receiver in my setups. The ability to switch directions from the receiver is great. I tend to use it backwards from how traditional ACs do, so this helps a lot. Overall, this is an excellent product that I intend to keep using for years to come. The only issue I have with the unit is that the battery plate requires a small philips head screwdriver to remove. This can slow things down during production, so I discarded the screws and used gaffers tape to keep the plate in place. Much faster!

best liquid !

best motor

The card works well for my games and I cannot complain. Seems like it is well cooled too.