Verizon Wireless Outage Phoenix

went from 1 bar on a Verizon camera to 3 after install of this antenna, thanks Spypoint!!!

I had a power outage and the unit performed perfectly.

The Sony battery and charger which is part of the Phoenix Led Light was dead. I had to purchase Watson products as a replacement. The Watson Products work perfectly.

Connected PC to Biamp Nexia using this device. Mini to RCA then Phoenix to Phoenix on the Nexia. Nothing could be easier and sounds clean.

Bought these to connect Sennheiser mic kits to a XAP 400 System that uses Phoenix connectors. Bought 6 and all work as expected. Some installers will cut the XLR end off to connect to a phoenix adapter and use that way. With the adapters you save the cutting and allow quick plug/unplug from a phoenix connection to an XLR connection. I swap my mic kits from a XAP 400 system to a Mixer system.

I needed to connect an XMR mic cable into a PA system with Phoenix input connectors and this is just the adapter cable to do the job. Great price! Speedy delivery! Can't go wrong with B&H!

I live in heavily light-polluted Phoenix where it is very difficult to see Polaris. I therefore use a telephone app to get a rough polar alignment. Even then, the SkyGuider Pro tracks stars well. It is easy to set up. The battery last a long time and is easy to recharge. It holds even a small telescope. The SkyGuider Pro was a great buy.

I needed an SDHC card for my sisters vacation and trip to Phoenix, Arizona. Everything worked out well except I forgot to format so I lost a few pics, but the several I got look excellent and the card works fine for the price. I've never bought an expensive card so I don't know the difference between the price.

Actually haven't used this yet, (not much rain here in Phoenix), but looks like it will do the job. It's labeled Rain Shield but I also plan to use this photographing sand dunes to protect my equipment. You don't want blowing sand to end up in your zoom or focus ring. It will jam eventually and it's a costly repair. This is cheap insurance.

With strong red halation, green shifted shadows, low dynamic range, and large grain; Phoenix is a far cry from the refinement of other currently competing color films, which were developed 20-30 years ago during the hayday of film photography. However, it is more exciting than those other film stocks. Phoenix promises a new future of color film designed well into the digital era. Something that was unfathomable a few years ago due to the sheer cost of developing a color film process (and the low demand from such a niche market). While other film stocks limping along from the hayday of film continue to get discontinued, Phoenix promises hope of something new. With all that in mind, I find the the weaknesses of Phoenix give it genuine character. And that character isn't just a 70s retro vibe, but also a really special reflection on how film has survived decades into the digital era. Phoenix is one of the most interesting experiences I have had with film; and when played to its strengths, beautiful.