Radio Controlled Switch Circuit

I am using to switch between my GPS and my portable radio

Apparently 2 people gave this a three star rating because it is an optically controlled flash and not radio transmitted. Both Canon and Nikon now offer radio controlled flashes, that cost about $600. This flash is about $450...THE SAME PRICE AS an SB910 which is very similar in specs and also an OPTICALLY controlled unit. I have used both the Canon and Nikon units and found them to be fairly reliable. It would be nice if Fuji would come out with a radio controlled unit...BUT FOR THE PRICE, this unit is exactly what I would have expected it to be. Well Built, Full Function, and VERY RELIABLE!

I have two uses for the case... 1) transporting my radio controlled airplane across the country(with the foam inserts fitted to the parts), and 2) carrying audio gear (cables, mics, laptop...) for a small band. The case is very heavy duty, and was made to take a beating. I love the solid feel of it, and how good it looks. The only thing I don't like is the weight. At 36lbs, it is quite massive, but that can be attributed to the strength it delivers. Then again, if you are using this case, weight is probably not as important as strength. When I put something in this case, I know that it will be in perfect condition when I open it.

The HS210 wi-fi switch came with everything needed to make the wiring connections. The electrical box I have is deeper than the standard box, so accommodating� the somewhat large switch and the wiring was not a problem. Wiring is straight forward if you are familiar with wiring a 3-way circuit. Be aware that a neutral wire is required and not all switch boxes will have a neutral. In my case, I only needed one of the two switches in the box to make the circuit work correctly.� This may not be true in all cases. I'm going to use the second switch on another circuit.� The switch works flawlessly so far. Setting up the switch with the Kasa app was fairly simple. I just followed the directions in the app.� The only problem was I only needed one switch instead of the recommended two. The first switch was no problem, but the app would not let me continue, or quit without setting up the second switch, which I was not going to do.� I had to restart my phone to exit the app. The first switch worked as it should without having to set up the unused switch. The restart button located just under the switch is very touchy.� The switch restarted several times while I attached the cover plate. I used a double switch plate instead of the cover that came in the box and I had to make a few adjustments to get the cover to fit well over both switches. All in all, a very nice switch.

Ace Hardware sells an on/off toggle switch you can use with this. Plugs right into your monster circuit breaker ;-). I could have wired an in line on off switch but for that price, I'll have another beer, lol. As for the rest this item, can't really be beat for the price anywhere. Unless you start spending over 1k this is the ticket.

I use it in my amateur radio station which is computer controlled. I was looking for an alternative to boom mics which block my view of the pc and keyboard. I'm not a fan of headsets as I prefer listening to studio monitor speakers. So after some searching I found these and am very happy with them so far. they are plugged into a Behringer sound card to my pc. Sound is good with a bit of equalizer adjustment and I can wear them for a few hours before I find them getting a bit uncomfortable. I simply take them off for a minute or so and am good to go for a few more hours. You will need phantom power to use these. Overall I do recommend them.

I'm constantly dropping the transmitters on my radio controlled vehicles which obviously doesn't help their longevity. I tried this strap originally to reach a free shipping minimum on my last order, but having since used it I have found that gravity is no longer a factor in my persuit of finding the best trail for my rock crawlers. This strap works as intended, and I plan on purchasing more in the future.

I have a computer controlled radio (TS480SAT). Put the RF deck on the flor and needed just a bit more cabel that the RS232-USB converter included. This got me 3 feet, plus security screws

I maintain a remotely controlled EMS radio site that is deep in a national forest. Power there is either too low a voltage, or too high, and rarely correct. The LCR2400 does a great job in compensating for the changing voltage, and protects about $40K worth of radio equipment. It has worked 24/7 for over two years with no problems. Highly recommend it !!

Combine this with the Yonguno 622TX controller and radio controlled wireless flash is breeze. Love it. Works with all of my flash units and is accurate in TTL mode. Built in AF assist is a plus