Water Tank Control Switch

Nothing too exciting here... just a replacement for my previous tank. It was easy to switch out to the new tank.

I like that it includes a volume control, a power switch and audio control.

This is a mighty little mute switch. Built like a tank. Versatile & quiet. Highly recommend.

Lasts a looong time. 2 drops per tank. Great wetting agent. No more water spots. I noticed a performance improvement with slighly warmer (warmer than developer temp, 72F water.

Within 5 minutes I had the camera out of the box and into the fish tank. Then it was on the dog. The horse. The car. Me. The SJ4000 didn't disappoint me in all the ways I wanted to use it straight out of the box. The onboard firmware is very clean and tidy, the power button changes between modes while navigating menus is accomplished with the volume and shutter buttons. Plugging it into a USB port on the pc presents you with 2 options, either to use it as USB storage or as a live PC camera (webcam). Both of these functioned flawlessly. All and all the interface and use of the camera is simple enough to appeal to non-tech savvy people, but also presents some more detailed options/configurations for those that like to tinker. The included accessories provide an easy means to adapt the mounting of the camera to various objects, but you'll need a separate accessory pack to take it to the next level. The camera in its water tight case feels extremely sturdy, but also very light weight. In addition to being dunked in a water tank, my camera has suffered multiple drops as well and come out perfectly fine. The image quality really shines in bright light, but you can get passable performance in low light conditions. I filmed my wife working her horse just as the sun was setting low on the horizon and found it to be acceptable. Anything less than the light of a bright sunny day causes color correction issues that the auto-balance doesn't seem to account for. For example, I walked the dog late in the evening and my purple shorts came out in the video as a soft blue. Unrelated to image issues the only other quality concern was audio, with the water tight case the audio is mostly muted and without the case it has a very minor 'tinny' sound that distorts the audio. Despite some of the shortcomings, which I think of as being very minor, I really like this product. Next week I strap it to a friend's 1000 dollar RC car.

This is one of the best EMS First Aid cases that one can get their hands on. It is built like a tank, it is air and water tight and has specially built areas for various EMS items. I bought this one back in July and was so happy and impressed with the quality and utility aspects that I purchased another dedicated for my vehicles. I absolutely love it and will most definitely purchase anything made by Pelican again and again.

Powers hot water tank, injector pit pump, and fridge effortlessy. Not all at the same time. Individually.

We purchased the River 2 for our off grid simple needs. I say simple because we use it for filling our water tank primarily and any other small tasks. It's perfect to carry around and only takes 1 hour to charge fully. We love EcoFlow products. We have purchased many products and haven't been dissapointed.

I process my 120 B&W film at home in a hand inversion tank, I always use Photo-Flo after the final wash, I pull the film off the reel, hold it straight up and down and the water runs right off very quickly. A light pass on each side with my small squeegee and what little water that's left is gone. I mix at 200:1 per the maufacturers instructions, Photo-Flo is effective and economical, highly recommended.

I use this as with my final wash. I fill my development tank with distilled water, then add a few drops on LFN, agitate for two minutes, take out the film and hang to dry. The negatives always come out great and smooth and have no spots.