Tornado Roam Cordless Vacuum Parts Manual

This is a sturdy, well-engineered and manufactured unit. It went together well with no misfits and no missing parts. I don't intend to abuse it, but I believe it will stand up well to heavy use. Its shelves are wide enough for monitor, keyboard, and mouse pad. It is easy and convenient to wheel out and adjust when I want to use it. I like it very much. The big negative is the styrofoam packing sheets in the shipping box. The components of the stand jostled around enough during the cross-country truck shipment to flake off thousands of little plastic particles from these sheets. The little particles migrated out into the room when the box was unpacked, and clung persistently to all parts of the stand, my clothes, and the carpet. Electrostatic effects made it very difficult to wipe or vacuum the particles from the parts, and 5 days after assembly, I am still finding plastic particulate in the carpets that the vacuum cleaner didn't pick up. My advice is to open the shipping box outside if possible and wipe down and vacuum the parts thoroughly before bringing them inside to assemble.

Best accessory for the Sonos Roam.

Amazing little vacuum/blower!

makes dust and debris disappear. Can't vacuum.

I am using the Five, One and Roam. Now buying Move

I have ditched all my other speakers for SONOS , i own the entire collection except Roam!!!

I received my Nodal Ninja 6 with the Nadir Adapter, and the quality exceeds my expectations! I will echo what many others have wondered, what are all the extra parts for? Well, according to Fanotec, in their response to my email asking about the parts, their response was, they are just spares. Gray cap is a suction cup for removing bubble level. The Nodal did not include a manual in the box, however in their response email, they did attach a pdf of the manual. The manual is 34 pages and seems to cover most all aspects of the Nodal. I was wondering what the Nadir Adapter was, and thanks to the manual, it is the base of the vertical rail, which allows the vertical rail to be turned 180 degrees. The Nadir Adapter has a knob to loosen and tighten the vertical rail's base. That was just too logical for me. It did not occur to me such a functionality would be called an adapter. Unlike all the other panos I looked at, the Nodal Ninja 6 has upper rail and lower rail stops to secure the positioning of the no parallax position (once the stops are positioned and set). This allows the lower and vertical rails to be separated, and then easily reconnected, while keeping the no parallax position secure! So, as a real estate photographer and videographer, I highly recommend the Nodal Ninja 6 with Nadir Adapter. I would give it 10 stars if I could!!

These work well. They take a little practice fitting the parts together and mounting a lens but I'm not very coordinated. Everything is manual - manual exposure, manual focus. But considering the price you should not expect anything else. It helps a lot to have one or more lenses with manual aperture control so that you can compose and focus wide open and then stop down to maximize dof. A focusing rail helps too but I have used them hand held with acceptable results.

Vacuum packed cartridges for the longest possible life.

Was a bit frustrating at first, as I have never used a cordless printer before!