Savage Garden 2 Beds And A 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.

In the garden room

I recently built a new machine using m.2 slots for my system drive and video editing drives. This 8TB SATA SSD I'm using as storage but have been editing off it. Mostly HD files, and so far and I see no lag in comparison to the nvme drives-very fast. I've been moving files saved from my old machine to it from external drives and it's exponentially faster than my old HHD's. Since these are fairly expensive I am planning on getting two more of these over the next few months to complete my machine. I'm really happy with it!

Fabulously happy with my purchase, the extra slot for a second M.2 stick is perfect and the machine sits on my legs and is cool and comfortable to hold. I was a bit concerned about having only 8Gb memory as I tend to leave lots of tabs and windows open but no problem. The face reader tech lets me just open the cover and start to work without entering any password and it is perfect, never missing when I'm there or away, keeping my data safe.

A fantastic little machine. All the performance I need in a package that fits anywhere. It runs cool and quiet. With two M.2 SSD slots on the motherboard, I have all the fast storage I need.

I purchased the Sabrent SSD Enclosure and it was one of my top 2 choices. The heaviness of the item is a turn-off to some, but for me-- I wanted the security of the device to protect my M.2 which became a back up drive. So I didn't want something flimsy. The Sabrent has built in cloning software (that costs about $20-25, so it's a real plus) and it worked LIKE.A.CHARM. Tops. Outstanding. Within 15-20 minutes, I had cloned my machine's C drive, then I popped the card out, put the new one in my machine and put the former M.2 in this enclosure. It's fantastic, and has all the needed cords, and screws (EXCEPT of course does not have a screw to install a new M.2 in your computer, if that's something you're doing. That's sold separately and pesky to find, if you don't know exactly what you're looking for. I got one at a hardware store surprisingly). This enclosure is first class and I'm a true believer in the Sabrent quality now. Five stars. Great service by B&H as well.

These spikes are awesome in rocks and especially when photographing in creek beds. They've held very well for me and they're fairly easy to clean. Occasionally it takes a small brush to get dirt out of the threads before screwing the rubber caps back on but nothing out of the ordinary.

Ive used flat beds for the last 10 years, they are slow, the scanning software is out dated and they take up too much space. Flat beds also have lots of moving parts and wear out over time. Being a hybrid shooter I already have a digital and I was able to scoop a lens with 1:1 focus. The negative supply setup is amazing. It is a very high quality build and I’ve never had a concern with moving it. I’m able to scan my negatives much quicker with better software (3rd party LR integration). Over all the experience is much more enjoyable than having to cut, hang and swap out negatives from flimsy negative holders that flag beds use. So glad I bought into this system.