Power Wash Simulator Physical

Flight Simulator

I used them for my new flight simulator, buttons, buttons and more buttons, nothing bad yet!

This takes the simulator world to a new level.

The perfect rig for me to get into simulator racing.

Highlights: physical on/off switch informative lights stable operation I've gone through many modems because of feature and stability issues. This one has been reliable for an entire year, easily sustaining 1 gigabit downloads. The lights communicate status both with activity and color, leading to easy troubleshooting. The physical on/off button with a good click is nice to have, as opposed to pulling a plug. The power adapter is small and conveniently oriented so that it can sit on a power strip without consuming extra outlets.

The physical size, the weight and the status screen all make for a fantastic power source. I use it with my BMPCC4k and I love that I now have hrs of power but also have a better readout on the status of the battery which is difficult to do with my previous Sony L series batteries.

When you choose SmallHD, you probably want the functionality more than the low price. So I'm not going to complain about the price. I have both Indie 5 and Ultra 5. Unlike Indie's 1000 nits, Ultra's 3000 nits is perfect for any scenario I need. The aluminum body also helps with cooling. (The Indie has a plastic back.) If you're as curious as I was about the location of its fan, it's tucked away in that concave and convex structure on the back. You can't see it in the pictures on the site, but it's there. Indie is 1.6A, and Ultra is 2.1A. I plan to test how much more power the Ultra consumes than the Indie. In addition, the physical buttons give it a huge improvement in operation. Physical buttons can jump to the different windows faster on set. Both monitors have a slight lag in switching windows side by side, but the Ultra's physical buttons made the lag perfectly acceptable. The other three custom buttons also work well in the new system. The most distinctive feature of Ultra, and the biggest difference between it and Cine and Indie, is the power supply plan. Ultra is designed entirely for cinema cameras. It can only be powered by a 2-pin Lemo cable. I see a lot of complaints about the thickness of Cine and Indie. The thickness of Ultra is reduced due to being batteries-free. You also get this by around 100 grams more weight. But 100g on a cinema camera never being a problem. You know what I mean. I hope this review helped you to make your decision.

This light provides a nice even wash, uses minimal power and stays reasonably cool. It is light-weight but very solid. I use it with a Chimera soft box and I'm very pleased with the results.

I live in Florida, have been through hurricanes that caused several days of power outages. Loosing power and not be able to wash your sweaty clothes—that accumulate quickly, is unpleasant. With this and two Delta Pros I can wash and dry clothes. They do get drained quickly, so this option is best used during emergencies. If you have a generator, you can also recharge the two Delta Pros and wash more times. You don’t even need a large generator, just one capable of charging the Delta Pros. Make sure you have the proper cables and/or adapters for your machine. Also be sure to check the voltage required before plugging any appliances in.

I just wish it had a physical off button