Fitness Band Track Mile Time

[1] This watch is a very good one for the price. It will tell time to tracking your fitness goals!!

[5 GHz] We have used these for a long time had to replace one that got hit by lightning and ordered a few for backup. We have a 6.6 mile ptp bridge for internet and works as described and have not compliaints about this unit. Easy to set up

[Faux Leather] for the band

[Gray] Easy to keep track off

[Lithium-Ion] I have not used it for a long time, but I want to say right away that the sound is great. There is an opportunity to download the application and track the charge of the device, also there is an opportunity to choose the appropriate sound settings for you. The speaker itself looks very attractive, pleasant to the touch material.

[Bluetooth] I can use this speaker for connection with an 8 track recorder, turntable and bluetooth music with my iphone. The main advantage is inputs you can use at the same time. I can amplify my drum pedal and guitar at the same time during practice sessions. The speaker is not designed as a guitar amplifier, but it works fine for practice. Has a nice handle and easy to transport.

We buy these little notebooks 5-6 at a time. We go on alot of bird outings and I like to keep track of the bird species we find. The flexible covers make it easy to fit in a fanny pack. On one of our field trips before buying this notebook, my paper notebook got very wet in the rain. It was hard to find these Rite in the Rain notebooks, so I was glad to see B&H has them. I like to jot down notes about the scenic areas we visit, names of people etc.

[Plastic] We buy these little notebooks 5-6 at a time. We go on alot of bird outings and I like to keep track of the bird species we find. The flexible covers make it easy to fit in a fanny pack. On one of our field trips before buying this notebook, my paper notebook got very wet in the rain. It was hard to find these Rite in the Rain notebooks, so I was glad to see B&H has them. I like to jot down notes about the scenic areas we visit, names of people etc.

[7 x 3.5 x 2"] This dot sight is great for BIF (Birds In Flight), allowing you to track the bird thru the dot sight using your peripheral vision while keeping your telephoto lens completely zoomed in. It works on ANY brand of camera and only requires a cold shoe. It does need to be calibrated every time you use it, but the results are well worth the time.

[0.1 lb] Davinci Resolve will natively sync time code recorded on an audio track with a couple of quick steps. First make sure the devices are set with one as master and the others as slaves. On the master set the frame rate to match your camera, this will automatically update the slaves to be on the same frame rate (if you don't match the frame rate the audio will be off a few frames when you sync). Plug a time code device into each device - cameras (through the audio jack if using an DSLR/Mirrorless camera), audio recorder (most audio recorders will accept the timecode from the ultrasync and save it to the audio recording as timecode - see instructions for your device). Dump all the files into the media page on Davinci Resolve. To update timecode on videos, select all of the video files and right click then choose update timecode from audio track. You will then see the Start TC and End TC get updated to the timecode from the audio track. To sync external audio select all the video and audio tracks and right click and select: auto sync audioBased on Timecode. This will automatically sync the audio to your video and replace the video audio track with the audio from your external recorder. If you used a splitter and recorded time code on one stereo track and scratch audio on the other then you can choose Based on Timecode and Append Tracks. Once set up correctly it works perfectly and a huge time saver. A couple cons about the device is that it doesn't come with a LTC to 3.5mm cable, and the cables are very expensive. Also, there is not a good way to mount unless you buy the silicone case and the case is thick so it makes it difficult to press the buttons. Also, the menu system is very difficult to use, and nonintuitive so I have to carry around a hard copy print out for some functions.