Used Appliances Big Spring Tx

Used during hurricane Helene to power appliances with a generator.

Solid construction and works well. Used this for small appliances in the kitchen.

I protect all my high end appliances with these small attractive surge cubes. They are not big and bulky like most computer oriented surge protectors. I have never had a problem with any of my electronics. The warranty gives me peace of mind.

Used with Manfrotto 501 plates. Has spring, 3/8 and 1/4 bolts. Nicely machined,

Flexible, holding up so far. Used from Red DSCM2 SDI to a Vaxis TX mounting right by the port so a short cable was needed.

Use these to protect appliances from power surges.

Used it to record spring frogs singing near local pond. The blimp plus furry cover shut down wind noise amazingly. The furry cover is tight to apply, but that means it does not make any noise flopping about. The black foam wind blocker that came with my microphone does almost nothing compared to this device.

Used with Superclamps, C-Stands, etc. Used to hold softboxes, octoboxes, etc. Also use Spring Clamps on the arm to hold reflecting devices.

Bought from B&H new in Spring 2018. Still working in Summer 2020 without issue. Crossing my fingers, never had the issues others describe. Used with Maxoak V mount batteries. Never tried charging the batteries via this pinch as I believe manufacturer instructions said to charge via the battery's d-tap. Used with several monitors, GH5 and BMPCC4k.

I have not had the chance to use this yet - waiting for spring to arrive. But I do own and have used the Lee Big stopper. It is a fabulous filter, does what it's designed to do and does not impart any colour cast. The people that do get a hint of that may be setting the wrong WB in-camera. Lee filters are top of the line. One can't go wrong investing in them.