Upright Freezer Whining Noise

The CyberPower UPS started making a high-pitched whining noise. It seemed that the battery had no more life in it so I replaced it with this replacement cartridge from B&H. It is now working again and I hope to get another 5-6 years out of it. It didn't come with a way to recycle the battery so I'm hoping to find somewhere local to dispose of the old battery pack.

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

All whining aside, THESE DO THE JOB. The stock items on most mic stands DON’T and simply pale in comparison. Due to thickness and diameter, these can be gripped and tightened / loosened by hand much more effectively than the “lesser” substitutes. I have tooled up to replace almost all of my stock mic stand jam nuts with these. At first, it hurt the wallet a bit. Now, that cost has been more than paid in increased serenity. Along the way, I developed an axiom: “Friends don’t let friends use $#!++y mic stands”. I’ve amended that to include $#!++y jam nuts.

Ran fridge, coffee maker and freezer. Good backup!

This don't keep it cool....then may I suggest putting your drive in the freezer.

okay there are 50million comments about weight, not being able to put protective filter over the lens etc., they're all true so stop whining and get over it. It's great rectilinear glass that records without distortion. Great for landscape and architecture.

I saw a lot of positive feedback about this mic which I thought was a little strange, because you can always find somebody whining about any given product. So I bought it and realized why it has so much favorable feedback. It is a great mic and the price didn't put a dent in my pocket book.

The glass in this lens is excellent. Though there are reviewers whining: It feels little plasticy. Do you think that more aluminum and less plastic would make you a better photographer? Do you expect universal perfection for less than $400? The main reason this lens was conceived is to make a small, light, and sharp lens at a reasonable price. Obviously, this lens makes happy millions of street photographers and just casual shooters and who want to carry minimum weight and size. And this tiny thing is topping the bill. I can easily carry my Fujifilm X-S10 with this 27mm lens attached in a smallest 5X4 National Geographic belt pouch! I have interchangable lens camera, fill-flash, and excellent, moderately fast better-than-normal Fujifilm lens on my belt. Any time, anywhere.

My boyfriend has been whining for literally years about how expensive 8x12 frames are and how difficult they are to find. I was thrilled when a quick internet search brought me to B&H! At that price, I bought him 6 frames at once and now know were to go when he wants more. This is literally exactly what he wanted - a basic, thin, black frame, no matting, in this size. Very economical, and the quality seems good enough.He already had a few 8x12 photos printed, and when he put them in the frame the photos were a hair too large. We are assuming that is the fault of the photo, not the frame. Either way, he was able to trim the photos down to fit properly.

I have no idea what everyone is whining about. Maybe it's because I bought these in the Netherlands or something. I've had MDR-EX50LP which had great audio but you could really hear the wind outside and I don't have that problem with these. I lost those so I bought these. I actually think these are of great build quality, too bad that it isn't thicker like the EX50LP but oh well. These simply don't break like the other ones. The sound quality is great as well, could be better but I'm not complaining.