Foam Lance Electric Pressure Washer

[Full-Frame] Great, I love this lance

[Handle] If you haven't noticed in the pictures, there are two foam trays. So the case is almost twice the height of other cases. All items the cutouts are designed for fit snugly. The cutout for the Spark is deep enough so that the props are below the top of the foam. This means the egg crate foam in the lid will not put undue pressure on the props when the case is closed. The full fly more package will easily fit plus an OTG cable and other accessories. There is a rubber gasket around the lid and a raised ridge around the top of the base. These two come into contact when closed to create a watertight seal. There is also a pressure equalization valve as well. When you open the case there is a detent to keep the lid open. The only hit I have is the foam bottom for the top tray may split in high use cases. The bottom foam is only about 4-5mm thick. Should this happen or to prevent from happening you could apply some gaffer tape under the controller and Spark to reinforce the foam. So far there are no indications this mod is needed In the three months I have been using the case I have had no issues with it. It’s nice to be able to fit the Spark/Remote Controller/Charger and Hub/Prop Guards/Accessories in just one case you can quickly grab and go. All in all I would say this is one the best hard cases for the Spark when basing it on price and value.

[Black] I purchased this product to transport my computer and as a portable work station for photo shoots. The case is very solid in construction there's no give in the case when pressure is applied. It's quite big and very weighty which gives you security but isn't the most lightweight option for computer transportation. The bottom base plate is very secure in its attachment and locks firmly into place when screwed onto my tripod. There is a very small amount of movement of the case itself when you place pressure on a particular side once mounted but not enough to be a problem. The interior pick and pluck foam could be of a higher density to prevent the slight compression once you have cut and inserted a computer in the foam. Having said that I feel my computer is protected during transit and the foam provides a solid base for the fold up visor. The fold up visor fits very well into the lid of the case an provides a snug but very workable tent. The only problem I have come across it the lack of cord access through the side of the case or the fold up visor. You can work around this by feeding cords through the back velcro of the fold up visor. All in all this case functions exactly as I hoped it would and eliminates the need to have both a carry case and tripod mounted work table.

[Yes] I am a free lance videographer and the DS 20 is amazing.

[Carbon Fiber] I had an older 3 Legged Thing monopod that was just a little too light for my purposes so I looked at the Lance 4 section.......much more stability with this model. I don't use a monopod often but when I do need one this is the one that works for me!!

[Red] I have neck problems and this strap keeps the pressure off my neck

[Yes] Multiple outlets for various electric plugs

[4000 W] Purchased my B4000 3 months ago for my 30-amp Lance Truck Camper. Truck Camper is awesome, it allows you to camp anywhere a car could go. But didn’t want to start the generator in the early AM so as not to disturb the campsite. Got to have my coffee (coffee maker), warm oatmeal (microwave) and of course toast (toaster oven) very early in the morning. All need high amperage 120-volt clean power. The Yoshino plugs right into my 30-amp Lance Truck Camper cable providing the needed power easily, quietly and environmentally with very effective clean (sine wave) power! Also, the B4000 ran my roof AC for just over two hours. Great for closing the Truck Camper for a bit to cool down but also very practical when avoiding smokey campfires. Kept the thermostat at 69 degrees! This little B4000 saved me a ton of money not having to install solar panels, switches, control panels, an inverter along with lots of labor. Along with a loss of storage space to my camper. Coffee, toast and a quick micro-wave re-heat makes my camping fun ! My constructive comments would be to work on the WIFI connection process making it more intuitive. A clear explanation on how to connect or reconnect to WIFI and understanding where Blue Tooth connections are taking place is needed. Especially if your traveling from home base WIFI. The B4000 Yoshino Battery is awesome, looking forward to extended (add on) battery options!

[50 µS] My son recommended this company to me (he's a free lance photographer). I love this company because I feel safe buying from them, and the items are shipped promptly. They also have the best prices for these headphones. I also appreciate being notified pretty fast about the transaction, something that other companies don't do (I've had bad experiences). I highly recommend B&H-it's a company you can trust.

[Gold] I'm a free-lance audio engineer, and recently several of my clients bought very poorly made versions of this cable, which are often the lynchpin of some big shows. It's funny (well, not at the time) how many problems have been caused by cheepo cables. These have good solid connectors and are well put together. A few bucks more, but nothing compared to a blown gig.