Remote Car Starter Locking System Saturn Sl2 2001

Love the new locking system

This replaced my other brand locking system. It works much better.

I really love my tiles because I’m always looking for my remote or my car keys.

Very good optics, Saturn and Jupiter the first night out looked great. Go to system works very well and alignments are easy.

Other than a jack, this compact jump starter is the number one item every car should have in it. Completely discharged my battery overnight, hot the"boost" and the car turned over immediately.

All I can say is wow, this tiny lithium jump starter got what thought was a dead as a doornail car battery back to life

The quality of the product is extraordinary, as well as locking system. I live the product!

I bought this remote for my Canon SL2 and 5D mark ii. It works perfectly, even after few hours out in the night, doing astrophotography. I had some trouble making it work at the beginning, though. I contacted Hähnel customer service and resolved the issue in no time. Apparently, INTVL1 and INTVL2 must be set at a minimum of 4 seconds, otherwise the camera does not take the number of shots programmed, but it collects them all in one very long exposure. Perhaps this info should be in the remote's manual. I recommend remote very much, both for quality and customer support.

While many people argue that a remote release isn't necessary because the 2-second timer on the SL2 prevents camera shake, I found this cable gave me much more control. It allows me to release the shutter the instant that I want, with no unpredictable delay. For example, it allowed me to capture a giant wave hitting a rock at the precise nano-second that I saw the wave curl and hit. It's more predictable than relying on your smartphone with an app, especially in areas with dicey reception. Note that this release is half the size of my comparable Canon release, which makes it easy to store & carry. Overall, a great tool to have in your bag.

The Arca-Swiss Monoball P0 Tripod Head Panning System and Slidefix QS Quick Release System is a unique knobless tripod head featuring a design that abandons traditional locking knobs and replaces them with a three-element geared locking system. This system allows the head to be positioned at any angle. The Monoball P0 locking elements apply a uniform force around the ball ensuring smooth camera movements in any axis. When the camera is placed directly on the ball and not on its neck, the movements are as stable as if they were on a rubber ring. The aspherical ball also prevents sudden camera movements