Upright Freezer Outdoors Drain Pan Full

This is exactly what I needed. I still haven't managed to drain 1 full battery on a busy shoot.

I like the separate meters for each battery and drain option to get the batteries back to full charge.

We recently bought a commercial freezer for our garage. We needed to find a way to organize packages of various items we keep there. The Half Milk Crate is a great size for this. It's tall enough to contain most of the packages of frozen vegetables and bread that we make. The height allows us to move the shelves a bit closer together, adding an additional shelf to the freezer. In my picture the top crate is the half crate, the bottom is a full size milk crate. We will use the full size for the freezer bottom, but the shelves will use the half crate size. The light and sturdy half crates are easy to pull out and get to your items. They are just the right depth for the freezer to allow air flow.

I've been waiting for this soon as i got this i had to try it so i charged just something to use to to save food in my freezer and refrigerator from full charge i powered my fridge,tv,routers,and charged phones 6hrs np i know there's more out there but this works for me im simple, price was right i already had panels im not real technical this will be fine

I've run these through a few full drain cycles. Pleasantly satisfied with the number of shots that i'm getting. I do hope that they make a wired coupler soon so that I can use it for Computer Streaming.

Can't beat an OEM battery. Must have for full day of shoot outdoors.

I used this product because it is less drain on my camera battery

I now have 5 in assorted colors. Perfect for saving space in the freezer.

I am using this tripod and head with a Canon 5D mark II. It works wonderfully. The tripod is very stable and extends to a full 6' 10. The clips to extend the legs are plastic which was slightly disappointing but they still work fine. The tripod head works perfectly. Incredibly smooth. The two downsides: the knobs are all a little awkward. They have a pull out ratchet action which becomes tricky once you are on the looser end of an adjustment but it really is a minor inconvenience. Secondly there is a solid inch of play in the pan action of the head before it fully engages. Once engaged it is alarmingly smooth though. But what can you expect? For the price it is unbeatable and super solid. It is perfect for my wide angle lens and is also sensitive enough to pan perfectly over an object or person with a full 1:1 macro lens without causing the rolling shutter. This is all contingent on the operator of the equipment, it really doesn't take a pro though. lastly you will eventually need a weight to hang from the center/bottom of the tripod to help stabilize it, especially if you're going to be doing quick or jerky pans and tilts for action sequences.

bought with my B10+ for an extra battery when shooting portraits at full power outdoors