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Summit Under Counter Fridge Revit

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Summit Under Counter Fridge Revit

2024-04-09 01:49:31

Works great for Revit - wish that I would have found this sooner.

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2024-05-13 05:28:55

Under $5, how could you go wrong? Thank You!

5
2024-09-11 03:56:24

This was purchased as a 3rd Monitor for one of our engineers. It is perfect for Revit

5
2024-08-21 02:23:44

Under 20 bucks and it works

5
2024-09-12 04:19:57

I Leofoto LM-324CL Summit Series Tripod, Acratech GXP Ball-Head, and an LB-75 75mm Leveling Base for Tripod. I wanted to be able to keep these things assembled as a unit, and that would not fit in the Leofoto bag. I looked at the ProMedia bag, and it looked to have dividers and padding and a place for a light stand or two if I needed it. I got it home, and the container it shipped was trashed, but the bag was unscathed. It fits exactly as I wanted. The padding is excellent for my needs (I am too old to be climbing mountainsides and such). It will work very well for packing it around a park or easy trail, exactly what I needed. Of course, it will handle much more, but that is for someone else to consider.

5
2024-08-18 05:30:13

This thing is great. Easy to use, and it attaches very easily to my Leofoto Summit tripod legs and adds about 2 of extra height.The one thing I would like to see be done different. PLEASE ADD A HOOK TO THE BOTTOM.

5
2024-08-03 02:23:52

I have two other, very solid (and much larger/heavier) tripods (such as a Feisol with an RRS ballhead) which I use for virtually everything EXCEPT there's no way I was going to lug either of them on an upcoming 20+ mile round trip hike/climb to a 13,000+ Wyoming summit.� This 60-year-old WILL, however, be taking this very sweet little Oben.� I really like its features -- it seems to be very well made -- and even its included ball head (although not at the same superb level as my RRS ballhead) is pretty nice!� I can even swap out the otherwise nice 2-piece adjustable center column and in its place use the little, included "shorty" fixed column which will further reduce weight AND allow really low ground-level shots.� Plus one leg screws off to become a monopod; sweet!� If I had a mule I'd bring my Feisol and RRS; but I'm thrilled to have this great little backpacking tripod which (unlike its big brothers) will get to see a hard-fought summit.� Summary: great backpacking tripod, and a great value imo.

5
2024-05-06 08:32:12

This is my second OP/TECH camera strap. The first one was used for years of summit hiking in New Hampshire. Easy on my neck and very tough. Highly recommended for rugged use.

5
2024-04-22 01:37:13

Works for my Microframe counter.

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2024-05-21 09:42:31

second panel means I can run my dometic fridge forever! ;-)

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