Roger Taylor Coffee Machine

Thanks to this transformer now  I may use my beloved Italian coffee grinding and coffee machine

This unit packs a punch considering its size and weight. It powered everything we threw at it, even our coffee machine, one at the time of course.

I bought it for my Commercial Semi Truck, I used for microwave and coffee machine two weeks with same charge, really very usable.

Perfect fit for my Taylor GS Mini. Nice construction -- well made.

You can use it to prop up your busted coffee table.

Just I want for my NIKKOR 60mm, AF-D F2.8. Perfectly fit. Roger

My only complaint is it does not make my coffee in the morning while afield.

I bought this after reading a review in LensRentals, I like Roger Cicala's take on it. In that review it was used for the same specific thing I needed it for, which is my 35 was back focusing when trying to focus in distant subjects. Given that I have 3 Sigma lenses now (only two can be used with this), and would definitely buy another one, I decided it would be useful to have it. I was able to fix the issue with my 35mm and I had no complains with my 50mm, but because I got the dock I started testing it more carefully and ended up making a tiny adjustment also on the infinity focusing setting.

Roger and Frances Hicks told me about Hood Hats when I told them I had burned out two Leica M shutters on a trip to Mexico. I had no idea this solution was available and I now have one for all my M lenses. No more fiddling with fussy cap and hood combinations. The Hood Hat blocks out the sun and protects the lens and hood from damage, and you see it immediately in the viewfinder, so there is no chance of shooting with it on. A terrific product. Worth every penny.

I'm blown away by the quality at an affordable price. My previous tripod is the Three Legged Thing "Roger" a folding collapsible aluminum tripod. It has 5 legs that are twist lock. Also a dual stage column that's twist lock. It's best feature is that it collapses to around 15" Once I set this up, it was obviously a high quality traditional tripod I'm a Real Estate photographer. I need to quickly get my tripod ready and this Mach 3 fills the ticket. With the upper two legs extended and my Benro gear head with Canon MK4 mounted, I still have plenty column left to extend up or down for my 5'6" body. 6' tall guys would have to fully extend the column and stoop a little with only two legs out. Of course, they can also extend the lowest leg and lower the column all the way down. Ideally, in Real Estate photography, you want the quickest set up. For me, I grab two twist locks at the same time, pull out the leg and lock each column. It's very quick and doesn't take much force when twisting to keep the legs from slipping down. Comparing this tripod to the Three Legged Thing leaves me wishing I'd have got this first. It's much less flexy, doesn't shake or vibrate like the Roger, sliding it's legs out is smooth whereas the Roger gets bound and it's twist locks don't give you good feed back when it's tight, the Mach 3 does. All the good things you've read about it are true. If I had planned on using the case it comes with, I'd have to say it's good, but with the Benro Gear head mounted, I have to stretch the case to get it to zip up. If they added 1 " more at one end, it would be perfect. Lucky.for me, I don't plan on using the bag often. I'm hoping this will last forever because my initial impression is it's a keeper.