Major Kitchen Appliances Newport News

Solid construction and works well. Used this for small appliances in the kitchen.

If you're reading this than you know how important it is to have a surge protector at all of your major appliances and electronic outlets. This 7-outlet protector has a fantastic build and works as it should. You just turn it on, attach your other devices to it and that's it. I think the best quality of this surge protector is that it has a thick cable that is sturdy. I recommend having one of the at every outlet that has your laptop, TV or major appliances. At just under $13, it's certainly worth it for peace of mind. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review.]

I live off grid in Maine with major appliances (frig, cook stove, water heater) run by propane. Use a small inverter generator (2000 watt) to runs lights, modem and occasional tv. The DELTA 1300 is just awesome. I can run the generator and charge it, maybe once every 3-4 weeks. It'll run the lap top modem and LED desk light for days. I hardly run the generator. I was a big concerned about fan noise but I run it right next to my desk and it is nothing to worry about. I couldn't afford to get the solar panels at the same time but will probably do so in the future. This is an awesome product with the quick recharge one of the best features.

Works perfectly in a tiny kitchen and sound is ok for news and stuff, not so great for music. You'll need something bigger and more dedicated for proper music experience.

Great one-room speaker, I keep it in my kitchen and play music or news or podcasts while I am there. Easy to use, long battery life. Good purchase.

I am a radio news reporter in a major U.S. market. I have used many different microphones in the field. Hands down, the Sennheiser MD46 is the best. At this point, I wouldn't take anything else out. It sounds clearer than other mics, rejects surrounding noise better, accommodates a mic flag nicely, has a great balanced feel in the hand and is the perfect size and weight if I had to defend myself behind police lines. That hasn't happened yet but you never know when what will happen when you report live from crime scenes. Watch your local news at night, chances are the reporters in the field are using the wireless version. Almost all reporters use the Sennheiser. There is a reason for that. If you are going to interview in a noisy area and want pro sounding audio...use what the pros use. Go with the cardioid pick up pattern, NOT the omni directional. Last week, I interviewed patrons in a noisy pub, Led Zeppelin was blaring in the background. When I cut up the audio for the story, it was barely there. The audio came out fantastic. I just bought my own just in case the station's were all checked out so I'll never be without my MD 46.

I record audio of post game news conferences for a major youth sporting event, which I post online. Although a mixer would be ideal for connecting multiple mics to my Zoom H2 recorder, I couldn't afford the expense of a mixer, but I found this. You can't beat the price for the solution this provides. (To use this with the Zoom H2, you need a transformer to connect XLR to 1/8.)

We use this mixer for major events and a daily news program. It just works! I really like the GEQ mode for checking where instruments are in the mix.

Use these to protect appliances from power surges.

I recently moved to Newport, Oregon and wanted to be able to view wildlife and see the ships at sea. These binoculars blew me away. They provide so much detail...my girlfriend and I are truly impressed and amazed. This is my first pair of binoculars so I really don't have anything to compare them too...but I am so happy with my purchase.