Where to Buy Tamrac 698 Big Wheels Rolling Backpack LP8 (Black)

Buy Tamrac 698 Big Wheels Rolling Backpack LP8 (Black)

Tamrac 698 Big Wheels Rolling Backpack LP8 (Black) Product Description:

• LP8 combines the advantages of a wheeled camera bag and a photographer's backpack in a unique, highly protective camera case
• The LP8 is an extremely functional, high-capacity rolling backpack designed to hold numerous cameras, large telephoto lenses and a multitude of related equipment and accessories.
• The front pocket is foam padded for a laptop with up to a 17" screen or accessories and files.
• Internal Windowpane-Mesh pockets store small items like filters, cleaning materials, and other accessories.
• The QuickClip tripod attachment system on the front of the pack allowas a professional-sized tripod to be carried centered and balanced.

Product Description

The Big Wheels Rolling Backpack LP8 combines the advantages of a wheeled camera bag and a photographer's backpack in a unique, highly protective camera case. The LP8 has oversized, ball-bearing wheels and a telescoping handle for easy travel, but when a flight of stairs is encountered, it quickly converts to a backpack via the hidden Tuck-A-Way backpack harness. The LP8 is an extremely functional, high-capacity rolling backpack designed to hold numerous cameras, large telephoto lenses and a multitude of related equipment and accessories. The front pocket is foam padded for a laptop with up to a 17-inch screen or accessories and files. Internal Windowpane-Mesh pockets store small items like filters, cleaning materials, and other accessories. The QuickClip tripod attachment system on the front of the pack allowas a professional-sized tripod to be carried centered and balanced.

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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
a definite must for photographers
By Gift Card Recipient
This bag is wonderful. You can easily change the configuration to hold a multitude of lenses and cameras. Mine holds 2 cameras and 5 lenses easily in addition to tons of batteries, 2 flashes, filters and a tripod in the front pocket. It's easy to get this much stuff around easily and quickly. Everything is also easily accessible inside. There are 3 large, clear pockets inside in addition to another large pocket in front.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
rolling around
By james eidenberg
it is a tough bage, i use around the beach area all day,price alittle high, great warranty, carries my BIG LEN'sonly,

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Where to Buy Oregon Scientific BAR608HGA Hide-Away Weather Forecaster with Clock

Buy Oregon Scientific BAR608HGA Hide-Away Weather Forecaster with Clock

Oregon Scientific BAR608HGA Hide-Away Weather Forecaster with Clock Product Description:

• Weather forecaster with self-setting clock and remote sensor
• Remote sensor has 100-foot transmission range
• Illuminated with HiGlo electro-luminescent backlight
• 3 levels of pressure, temperature and humidity trend indicators: Rising, Steady or Falling 12- to 24-hour weather forecasts with graphical icons; Moon phase indicator
• Dimensions: 5.5L x 1.125D x 6.5H (in.)

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The BAR608HGA Deluxe Weather Station is handsome as well as functional - it's compact size makes it small enough for your desktop or a shelf yet it's packed with features. It displays the indoor temperature and humidity plus remote/outdoor temperature and humidity from 1 to 3 locations up to 100 feet away. It also displays the barometric pressure, provides highly accurate weather forecasts, and shows pressure, humidity, and temperature trends plus the current moon phase. The self-programming radio-controlled "atomic" clock features a calendar and snooze alarm. The easy-to-read backlit LCD display features a 4-inch-tall, 6-line LCD display.

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67 of 68 people found the following review helpful.
Nice unit, especially for the money.
By Jerry C. Welsh, Jr.
I set up the included remote on my back deck at the other end of the house from the base. There are three walls between the remote and the base, yet base picks up the signal perfectly. Just read the directions before starting. The atomic clock didn't find a signal for the first few days but finally I did pickup a signal (I am well over the recommended range of 930 miles or so). You can set the clock up manually if needed, and it's very easy to do. I love seeing both the indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity without switching modes.My disappointments so far are few. 1) The unit runs only on batteries and manual says no rechargables. There is no ac adaptor option. 2) The backlight only stays on for a few seconds and it really isn't long enough to see everything. It would be great if this were configurable. 3) To change batteries in the remote you must unscrew three tiny, recessed screws so make sure you have a small phillips head screwdriver handy.Overall, I am very happy with this unit, especially when you consider the price. I was prepared to spend a lot more to get a high end unit that shows both indoor and outdoor temp and humidity at the same time but they just aren't out there.

15 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Generally nice unit
By L. Moccia
(Funny how the price of this likes to flucuate, I got it here only a couple days ago and it was a couple dollars more.)Anyway, this is a decent unit for the money. I actually bought two, when I only needed one. Why? For the second remote sensor. When another unit that includes a remote sensor is only a few dollars more than the only lone remote sensor available, it made perfect sense! lolMy only gripes are: The units just can't find an atomic clock signal here (NJ) for some reason (one finally did after 2 whole days, but the next day it can't again, so I guess it depends on favorable atmospheric conditions? *); the barometer of the two units won't agree (one is spot-on after setting proper altitude; the other is way off at same altitude setting - so I guess the altitude setting is really just a general calibration); and the backlight stays on for only 4 seconds (not 8 as stated in the manual!).Otherwise, even with its funky off-center design (because of the sliding cover), it's a nice looking unit with decent features that gives you the weather info you want the most. Plus how it rotates the display for the remote sensors is handy.(* Seems more likely to find the atomic clock signal -- and strong level too -- on overcast days, so it does seem that atmospheric conditions affect it much like ham radio I guess. Also the unit's location around other electronic devices may affect success as well.)

21 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
Great product!!
By Sadie
I have now bought 4 of these. I started by buying one for my husband who loves checking weather reports. He now has his own weather station and I have since bought an extra sensor so he can check the temperatures in other areas. My dad saw it and became intrigued, so I bought him one and now have ordered two more for future gifts. Great gift for anyone interested in the weather, temperatures in different areas of your house, yard, RV, etc. Easy to use too!

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Buying HSU Research STF-1 - Subwoofer - 150 Watt

Buy HSU Research STF-1 - Subwoofer - 150 Watt

HSU Research STF-1 - Subwoofer - 150 Watt Product Description:

• Speakers Included Subwoofer - 150 Watt - Wired
• Max (RMS) Output Power 600 Watt

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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
Amazing for the price and size
By Eduardo Nietzsche
...especially if you're in a smallish room, say 10x14 or so. Hsu has a host of bigger and more powerful models at their website (hsuresearch dot com) for bigger bass appetites and bigger rooms. As an internet-direct manufacturer they and SVS offer amazing bang for the buck, positively annihilating the store-bought brands like Klipsch, Polk, Infinity, Sony (gag!) and Bose (gag! choke! cough!). And with their liberal return policies you have nothing to lose really.I borrowed a friend's (next model up) STF-2 for several days and was very impressed, and that's with a 6000 cubic foot room with 20 foot cathedral ceilings! Just amazing value and quality.

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Probably exceeds the hype.
By a customer
I've had my Hsu STF-1 for six months now, and I use it daily. I purchased it directly from Hsuresearch.com. Before this, I had a Sony SA-W2500(basically, a sloppy, weak powered woofer). Realistically, this is my first subwoofer. A "true" subwoofer, as the company calls it. I listen mostly to music, but also movies/TV. It has given me the stereo I've always dreamed of, and my main speakers aren't even expensive! Everything from classical/rock/jazz, to throbbing dance music just comes alive in 3-d effect with this thing. Even standing near it, all your attention just goes right to the speakers, which now just seem to pop.One of the reasons the STF-1 makes everything sound so alive is because it gets out of the way of the main speakers with a sharper cutoff at the top end. It's the higher end mid bass that subs often produce which muddies up the mid range. Let your main speakers handle that stuff! This sub plays clean, tight, low and loud! The only downside is it's a bit big and heavy for an 8" sub, but then it's also built like a tank. Try rapping the top or side and find out why these Hsu subs are always being compared to way more expensive options. I have mine on a Sub Dude subwoofer platform on a wood floor in a master bedroom. The sound is so clean and pure I never get tired of listening to it! I only wish I had bought a Hsu years ago. *** By the way, the Hsu website clarifies the correct pronunciation of the name HSU: Sounds like "Shoe" as opposed to "Sue" which most of us tend to say...Thanks for reading.

16 of 20 people found the following review helpful.
I do NOW own one and read reviews for hours
By DKDC
From what I gathered after intensive (obsessive) research - there are five good makers of subwoofers. Hsu and SVS are the most highly recommended under $1000, but there are other good ones.The STF-1 is the Hsu Research lowest priced sub and is superb. The STF-2 is even more highly recommended (goes lower but is bigger).Both were more than I thought I needed. I bought a Velodyne CHT-8 (one of the other of the five good subwoofer makers) cause I didn't need "perfection" and wanted to save some money. A year later I sold the Velodyne (not a bad subwoofer) and bought this (a very good one at a good price). ecousticsdotcom is a good place to read up on subs and to search easily for professional and user reviews. Also here at this site.

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