Air Conditioner Kits For Classic Cars

[f/22] This is a brilliant lens, a classic of lens design. It's square enough to photograph many cars without excessive distortion. It's contrasty without being soot and whitewash where so many multi-element wide angles fail and it's made the way a lens should be, and will last and last. Like so many good lenses, the design has not changed for decades, and nor should it. Auto-focus is a bit silly on a lens like this with so much depth of field. If you want a lens which is not going to go out of date in a few years, get one or two of these.

[7, Rounded] Nice lens for working closer to larger objects such as classic cars. Sharp images and focuses well.

[5 V] This speakerphone is very clear on both ends. Was able to hear the other person speaking clearly even when my portable air conditioner was running in the room.

[C-Wire] Easy to use! Controls air conditioner and furnace. Reads humidity levels. Maintenance tracking and reminders.

This speakerphone is very clear on both ends. Was able to hear the other person speaking clearly even when my portable air conditioner was running in the room.

[7.65 lb] Bought this for when I travel and use rental cars - can't use the air vent version. Keeps phone secure and doesn't require the cover to be taken off of phone. Liked it so much I ordered a second one for my wife's car... I haven't had any of the issues mentioned in other reviews yet, but then again I haven't owned this for very long...

[18 lb / 8.1 kg] This is a great kit to begin your portrait and Strobist lighting with. I've used it for portraits and like the results. It works great for flash shooters. I consider this kit an excellent value. The lightstands are decent quality, the umbrellas are 40 tip-to-tip and thus larger than the umbrellas in some comparably priced kits, the umbrella brackets work well, and there's a bag to carry everything in. The lightstands are black. They are not air-cushioned but I consider that an advantage. More expensive, heavier, heavy-duty, air-cushioned stands are suited for carrying big strobes and softboxes, where the weight can collapse the stand easily and pinch your fingers. However, lighter-weight, less-expensive lightstands don't benefit from air-cushioning when carrying flashes and umbrellas. The lack of air-cushioning makes the stand easier to take down. The umbrellas are 40 measured straight from tip-to-tip. This is a good size for most uses, except for full-length portraits. Beware that some other kits have smallish umbrellas that are more problematic for waist-up portraits. While flash users may be put off by the kit's lack of shoes, I find the shoes in most low-priced kits to be less than satisfactory. I'd much rather buy two Stroboframe 300 shoes separately. That gives you possibly the best flash shoes available for not too much money. Finally, some reviewers have complained about the size of the bag. Perhaps they got a different, smaller bag in the earlier kits. I have zero problems fitting both assembled stands+brackets and both umbrellas into the bag. There is plenty of room for them, with space left over. Indeed, I think I could squeeze in a third lightstand and umbrella into the bag.

[10 A] Running from a power conditioner to rack gear.

[3.155 lb] Get power conditioner at a great price.

[Rectangle] It's a classic.