Pro 8000 Thermostat Manual

I had no idea that my HP Officejet Pro 8000 had PRINTHEADS! I encountered printheads with non-HP printers owned by friends and the printheads seemed to give those other brand printers constant printing quality issues. Had I known this particular printer came with them, I would not have purchased the printer. With that said, the printer is now working well and I am pleased with its performance. I am also informed that separate printheads are no longer part of this type of printer!

Great for the Epson Surecolor 8000

This is a fabulous piece of technology. Sadly, our lifestyle was not conducive to the learning feature. We use it as a manual thermostat. There is a trick to setting it up this way and I wish Nest had such directions in their information.

I am 9 months with my first DSLR. I am not a pro. This Rokinon 85mm is Manual and has turned out to be a teacher in a lens. Solid construction and materials. Full manual and Full manual aperture range of 1.4 - 22 I have the POWER!!! The review in photography magazine was exact. I cannot stop taking pictures. Finally, something for my left hand to do while composing a shot. $60.00 in savings from buying the Bower 85mm (exact same maker). Develop the real photographer within yourself. Go to the Manual Side.

This product is used with a TriCaster 8000 for control of a Sony PTZ camera.

Bought the RP-8000 II to replace RP-280. What a difference dialogue is clear and understandable .Mid range is much smoother and blends well with the highs. Great improvement with this new design.

Worked very well for my 2017 Samsung 8000 series, no problems. Don't forget to order the additional machine screws needed to mount the TV to the bracket (at least for the Samsung)

Easy setup, high paper capacity All-In-One Printer. Accepts a 3000 page or 8000 page toner cartridge. If replacing PC, Brother has easy download printer driver, etc.

I have an old AMD Phenom X4 system that currently exists to drive a Nikon LS-8000 scanner. The original, 10+ year old, PSU blew last week. I could replace this box with something very capable for the scanning job for $75-$100, so I did not want to spend a lot on a PSU. This Thermaltake 700W fit the bill - right price, 80+ certification (though only at the basic level), plenty of power and ample array of connectors. It's been over a decade since I installed a replacement PSU, but this was quick and easy. For my purposes it has worked out fine.

The Nikon foot is useless (really, for 8000 smackers they couldn't include a usable foot?). This foot is all you'll want, stable, low-profile, and of course it mates perfectly with the Wimberley head. The only problem I've had with it is that the screws will occasionally loosen, so keep that Allen wrench handy when you go in the field.