Radio For 2008 Toyota Tundra

My Wife has been confined to bed since October of 2008. We use this Radio for in house and surrounding areas for quick and easy communication. After buying and returning several 2 way Radios for inadequate Audio, the CLS-1110 produces a clear and crisp Audio and is a simple device to operate. All in all the best of the bunch. I can find little that is wrong with the radio

I bought it for shooting tundra swans and I am satisfied wit the result.

It tracks! It's a bit less likely to become occluded on the waist too. Pairs with the Tundra Tracker SW7 dongle that I already had. Should be compatible with the SW3/4/5 too.

I bought my first one for camping on the tundra in the far north of Canada. It was so powerful, I could see at great distances under the open night sky. And then I lost it in my garage. It had become my passive safety net in the urban city because the power is so great, it can blind someone. The ability to have it work as a headlamp or hooked to a belt, is a great feature. My original came with a 2600mAh Li-on battery that lasted a long time and was powerful enough. For my second headlamp, I kept the same power, although you have a choice for a more powerful battery. The Watson 2600mAh battery works fine and fits the original Lanbo 18650 battery charger, model MTLC-04200-0650. I wouldn't leave home without this headlamp/flashlight. Totally reliable.

Bought these binoculars for a trip to the Canadian tundra. They are solidly built, sharp, and gather alot of light. Not only was I pleased with them, but the head of the tour bought them from me when I left to replace binoculars he had lost.

I used it to replace the foam in my Tundra case and it fit perfectly. I don't know if Pelican owns Tundra (I bought it 12 years ago) but the foam was exactly what I needed. It now carries my camera bodies safely.

I bought this a few weeks ago and installed in my Toyota pick up and really enjoy all the features this camera has. It is jam packed with features such as Traffic Moving, Lane change Driving too closely etc.

I FINALLY got to use this lens last night at the Toyota Center for The Who concert and was amazed at how fast it focused in the low light of the opening band that seemed to be having some lightning issues. We were required to shoot in a line down the side of sound, so I was standing on a 12” tall stool positioned vertically so I could rest my monopod on it and then leaning to the right to shoot around the photographer in front of me. Cant wait to use it without all the acrobatics! I purchased this lens strictly for the concert photography. I have my first image posted on Instagram at rwr25 if you want to check it out?

This thing is like getting into a Mercedes after riding in Toyota. Sure, the latter is practical, but this is like a precise machine that expertly cradles what it is clamped onto with the right balance of firmness and conformity, like a fine leather seat. 'nuff said.

Getting this tripod,compared to the one I was using is like driving a 1993 Toyota Celica and jumping into a BMW. Smooth, fluid pan head...easy to collapse and take on shoots! It cranks up very high and is amenable to me shooting stand uppers for live events. This is perfect for a studio or remote application. You'll love this tripod!!