Samsung Stainless Over The Range Microwave With Dial

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

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Controller works great with Mavic 3. Zoom is super smooth with the dial. Range is definitely better then the smart controller and Mavic 2 where I would occasionally loose connection with the Mavic 2 the Mavic 3 is rock solid.

Immediately this remote lens control exceeded my expectations, though I have not tried other brands. The bottom line is that it performs more smoothly than the EX3's built-in rocker, which makes it worth the purchase for me. The EX3's zoom motor is far from smooth, but this rocker feathers in much better, though not perfect. I do wish the rocker's internal spring activated the motor a bit earlier - you have to lean into it 50% or more before seeing any zoom - but there is still enough range to work with. The rocker knob is comfortably wide. You must become accustomed to lateral thumb movement instead of forward-backward, but I see no reason one could not rotate the mount to use two fingers instead. The speed dial is critical to adjust the zoom speed, which affects the sensitivity. A lower speed (dial down counterclockwise) makes it feel more sensitive because it will not go to a high zoom speed. Dialed up clockwise increases jerkiness but is necessary for pop zooms (still not as fast as manual barrel control). I like to hold the rocker all the way down each way continuously while adjusting the knob to set the ideal speed for the situation. Longer lens shots are usually set more counterclockwise (slower). Make sure you strap the cable down or it can become caught between the main body and the rocker knob while shooting! The record button is an under-rated plus; being able to keep your hand in one place really helps keep your concentration on the monitor and the shot, especially if operating with both hands. In this price range I don't think it could be much better, especially given the EX3's limited motor control.

This scope has more features than other scopes in its price range. The combination of illumination and a speed dial for under $200 is a great value. The quality of this scope seems to be equal or better than other similarly priced scopes. On top of that B&H 's price was $50 below everyone else!

This is the only gimbal head I own, but I have compared it to a friend's Wimberly which seems to be the top gimbal out there. Here are my observations: 1. It is well built with a very nice finish & quality feel. 2. Operation is super smooth and it pivots and pans effortlessly. Better than the Wimberly IMO. 3. The knobs allow a good range of adjustment to dial in the perfect amount of tension to allow movement in any direction while holding your camera in position if you let go. More range of tension adjustment than the Wimberly IMO. 4. Price is much lower then Wimberly (even if opting for the more expensive version with the full bird swing. 5. Weighs almost a full pound less than the Wimberly. 6. Slightly smaller due to angular design vs. the curved design of the Wimberly. 7. When you tighten either tension knob for a lockdown shot, it changes your framing a bit. So you have to try and move it to compensate while tightening. This could be annoying and the only drawback to this head that I see. The Wimberly does not do this. So the only negative I see is when doing a lockdown shot. It isn't a big deal to me since the whole point of a head like this is to have freedom to move quickly. Most people use a head like this for action such as sports or wildlife in which case you wouldn't usually tighten it down. And when you dial in the right tension, it stays put even when not locked down. But it could be an issue if shooting in windy conditions or if getting perfect, precise framing is needed. Another note - I opted for this cheaper version without the full bird swing. I like that it pivots right on the central axis of my setup vs swinging towards or away from me. Just a personal preference.

Because it exceeded my expectations. I have been using this at the range to dial in my long range loads. It is also extremely bright. The only con is it is large but that is why it is so bright and clear edge to edge. Easily see bullet holes at 400yds.

Nice inexpensive scope. It tracks well, holds zero so far, clicks are well defined, zoom is smooth, yardage marks on parallax dial are correct. Glass is adequate for the price. I installed it on Ruger American rimfire rifle 22LR for my son. He uses MRAD turret and dials according to ballistic calculator. On first day we zeroed it easily and he was able to hit 8" steel at 200 yards almost every time. And this is his first scope and rifle. There is a lot of bullet drop on 22LR so he has to dial often when changing distance. I installed it on 20MOA rail, we need to find rifle range with longer distance to test limits. After about 3 range visits, 500 rounds (with very little recoil) and multiple dials it functions well.

This extension cord gives me the range to us my new Rode NTH-100 Professional Closed-Back Over-Ear Headphones from my sofa to the AVR to watch TV. Great quality.