Structural Calculations For Construction

Enabled room to room music in a 90 year old house without having to make any structural changes.

Excellent audio performance and structural quality at a great price point.

Definitely for CUDA based calculations this card does an excellent job compared to previous generation

Nice features being able to connect by blue tooth and make all calculations automatically. I wish it came in camo so it matched the scope. I would like to mount behind front lens but I don’t have enough room along with the scope rings.

This flash for my camera is a great addition, the flash does all the work and calculations, it was also very easy to setup and use. A manual is also included.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) good keyboard with a number pad on the side to help with calculations

I perform calculations on large databases and I need to perform them relatively quickly. My second objective is to display the results graphically with good clarity. Thirdly, I will be traveling internationally .for seven months and require a bigger screen since I won't be accessing my 34 inch home based monitor. My new 16 inch MBP M3 Max replaces my 14 inch MBP M1 MBP. It accomplishes all of the above and remains sufficiently portable and I am fully satisfied.  An astounding machine from Apple. The best computer I have used and I have used many. I bought my first Mac in the late eighties when I acquired an SE.

HP5 Plus is the perfect film for most purposes. There may be situations where the reciprocity calculations make for some very long exposures. T-Max might be better in those situations. I tray develop it with Pyrocat-HD and the tones and smooth and consistent. After testing I expose HP5 at 200 ISO. The emulsion is not as fragile as the Bergger films. If I'm only carrying one film in my backpack, this is it.

This case protects my sensitive photo gear. Dividers are reconfigurable. A few things have changed since my last Pelican case of about 10 years, ago. Metal loops outside of latches for lock(s). Hinges seem stiffer with an indent to keep lid in open position. Inside lid (behind foam) are some structural small protrusions. I'm guessing to keep foam from moving and to add structural integrity to corners of lid. Without these in my older Pelican case, I'm able to place larger flat objects (paper, filters, etc.) between foam and lid. As usual, Pelican cases are the best. Kinda wish the dividers came in gray, like my older Pelican case dividers.

It's just a bar, but the 3/8 mounting threads along with the 1 1/4 bar diameter give this device a structural assurance that it can dangle a significant and expensive load. I am currently copying vertically with a micro focus rail, camera body and 100 mm lens mounted on the 3/8 end thread the total weight is between 9 and 10 pounds. I have not used the top mounts although they slide readily and seem rationally secure. My only caution here is don't put this on a sissy tripod and head.