My Summer Car Coffee Machine

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

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.

Got this for some car night interiors I was planning to film over the summer. Have used it on just about every shoot since then. Very versatile and useful in small shoots and even as a supplemental light on bigger scenes. Runs for over four hours off my V-Mount batteries.

It's the SM57. You need at least one. Enough said. Buy it early, let it roll around in the trunk of your car for a summer and a winter, drop it a few times; and it will sound just as sweet as the old ones. You're going to pay the same everywhere. B&H deserves your business!

Our car was burglarized this past summer, and these were in the glove box. I have 3 other pairs of binoculars, all of them really good quality, but this is the pair that's always to hand instead of back home in the closet because it's small, lightweight, and easy to carry in a pocket, my wife's handbag, or a car glove box. Buying another to replace the one that's been stolen because they're just too freakin' useful to be without. My other glasses are all really good when I am going to make a point of bringing a pair for a specific use and don't mind the size and/or weight, but they're usually home while these are always nearby. There are many great choices if you need more magnification, more light gathering ability, greater field of view, or a zoom capability, but for general, all-around daily and tourist use I've never found anything as good.

I didn't take yet trip on plane, but i used for my travel in my car. Fit more then you can imagine. Im going to Europe this summer,. i will let you know more when i get back.

Buying an expensive lens, without a clear filter is like Buying a new car and driving in Vermont with summer tires. Something is bound to happen! Protect your lenses!!

I am shooting a feature film this summer/fall that has numerous driving scenes. I needed a good, sturdy camera rig to mount on both the interior and exterior of a car. I tested it using a Panasonic Lumix GX7 with the lens stabilization turned on. I was quite happy with the results. I'm going to purchase one more when we start shooting the film. This product and it's suction cup grip is SOLID. @The rig was mounted to the hood, and interior windshield of a Chevy HHR and driven on a street of potholes. I would highly recommend this mount to anyone who needs an affordable car (or any solid surface) mount. I would just recommend using it with a quick release plate as I don't care to unscrew the camera everytime I want to switch setups.