[0.245 lb] I've owned a number of different Lectrosonics receivers. SRa, SRb, SRc, LR, and DCR822. The DSR4 performs excellently even when receiving 4 different signals in different compatibility modes. You can also set 2 pairs of channels to diversity mode for even more robust reception (at the cost of 2 channels). The screen is bright and responsive. It works with basically every Lectro transmitter that's been made (analog and digital), and you can mix and match compatibility modes for each channel. You can even receive individual channels from a duet system like a DCHT. I have had really positive experiences using this receiver out in the field, highly recommended.

[0.245 lb] I have used this on my Nikon D600, D610 and D750 cameras and it performed perfectly. Great for bird watching on the back porch. What more could you ask for?

[0.245 lb] This baseplate for the DSR4 is needed if you wish to upgrade the Firmware on the DSR4. When in an SD SL-2 upgrade doesn't take. The unit needs to be taken out of the SL-2 and this baseplate put on to load the upgrade

[0.245 lb] Yeah is pricey but this thing is solid. Metal internal frame and you can really snug the supplied nuts tight for the cold shoe. Removing the cold shoe and mounting on a small friction arm is really nice too!

[0.245 lb] Best solution for indoor power supply but could have put the transformer at the end not in the middle.

[0.245 lb] Useful for extended live view work, in film or macro photography. Useful for when connecting to my computer and using ControlMyNikon software for extended periods of time.

[0.245 lb] What can I say? It's a much needed accessory for the LR series Receiver. It's a little tricky to install, be careful of the tiny screws. Once it's installed you can put it in your sound bag and connect it to your BDS system. Just wish these came as part of the purchase, being that most professional sound people need it to work in a bag.

[0.245 lb] I purchased this adapter about six months ago to use in my product photo studio with a Nikon D800. As you can see attached photo the adapter is attached via velcro and bungee cords to studio camera stand. This set up works surprisingly well and saves from switching out batteries continuously. My camera is tethered to a computer and does drain the battery quickly when not using the adapter. I am very pleased with this unit.

[0.245 lb] Normally the battery in my D7000 will last several days of heavy shooting. I purchased this after determining the live view in the program DSLRPhotoBooth would run the camera battery flat in about two hours. I was doing a charity photo booth over two days so this was the perfect solution. I plugged it in and it worked and continued to work throughout the event. The connector on a pigtail that allows the camera to disconnect from the brick without removing the battery simulator is really handy. You can put the camera in it's case with the simulator instead of a battery. The AC cord is a little bit short, but I had an extension cord so things worked well.

[0.245 lb] Great little device I would never have known about if it wasn't for my neighbor. SO glad I have it.