Front Load Washer 26 Inch Depth

[14 TB] HDD scan results are good. It took more than 26 hours to see if a load occurred during the scan. The product is 7,200 rpm, so when used in nas, temperature management should be thoroughly carried out. Intermittently, unusual sounds occur, and it bothers me.

[3.775 lb] I bought the GH2 to replace another gimbal that had a load capacity of 26 pounds. The load capacity of the Benro GH2 is 50 pounds. It is well built. The vertical and horizontal adjustments are about a quarter turn from full movement to lockdown. I immediately did some shooting with a large 500mm lens and this product was decidedly better at holding the equipment in place with minimal vibration. Good product at a fair price

[0.02 lb] On an outdoor shoot with my Canon 600 Ex shot through a 26 inch Octa I got much faster recycling which allowed me to focus on the shoot.

[USB-C] With me from the dock supports my 30-inch monitor, my 26-in monitor, and my laptop monitor. It has two DisplayPort connectors as well as the usual array of USB ports. I will have to add a USB hub to accommodate an excessive amount of external drives. The dock has all the power that I could want at the moment.

With me from the dock supports my 30-inch monitor, my 26-in monitor, and my laptop monitor. It has two DisplayPort connectors as well as the usual array of USB ports. I will have to add a USB hub to accommodate an excessive amount of external drives. The dock has all the power that I could want at the moment.

[Fabric] Well constructed and easy to load photos in to. The pockets are about 1/8 inch too short for 4x6 photos, but that is a minor complaint. Photos stay put once inserted. I trust the archival qualities of this product and trust my family photos to it.

[5.8 lb] I absolutely love this tripod. As heavy as it is though, call me crazy, I find myself wanting a hook on the bottom of the center column in the same manner as the rapid column. Searching and searching I've yet to find one. However for $12 I believe I've found a better solution. I found everything between the hardware and lock aisles at my local Lowe's home improvement store. The thread on the bottom is the usual 3/8 inch so you need a 3/8-16 coupling nut, 3/8 etc Specialty Bolts drawer. Then I can attached a 3/8 inch Eye Bolt (load capacity of 160 lbs). Over in the lock aisle they have heavy duty carabiners. I got the 5/8 x 4+3/4 Interlocking Spring Snap, which wide enough to accommodate the handle of about any bag. Its load capacity is 738 lbs. Hope this helps

[Threaded Holes] The plate is very solid 3/16 inch aluminum. It comes with 4 screw-in legs but I prefer to use 3 for a more stable support (tripod). It also has both a 3/8 and 1/4 threaded screw for whatever head or camera you want to attach. The plate will easily support a heavy load but it has a small 5x7 inch base so placement of camera and lens is critical so that it doesn't tip. If care is taken to balance the load, the plate will easily support even very long lenses.

The plate is very solid 3/16 inch aluminum. It comes with 4 screw-in legs but I prefer to use 3 for a more stable support (tripod). It also has both a 3/8 and 1/4 threaded screw for whatever head or camera you want to attach. The plate will easily support a heavy load but it has a small 5x7 inch base so placement of camera and lens is critical so that it doesn't tip. If care is taken to balance the load, the plate will easily support even very long lenses.

[Yes] After much research, I chose this GyroVu Dual 7 inch Arm over the Manfrotto 244 Micro Friction Arm (which I really liked) for several reasons - and now Im so glad I did. First, I felt Manfrottos 6 inch arm might be too limited in some uses and wanted to have as much angular adjustment as possible. Second, I wanted length but not at the expense of real load-bearing. Third, I wanted heavy-duty all-metal construction throughout. Finally, I didnt want to pay a lot for an item I might not use very often. While the quality of the Manfrotto arm was excellent (as usual) the GyroVu bested it in all my other requirements. Pre-purchase, my only concern was in how the articulated joints tightened and whether theyd hold up under load. I was surprised to find that as you tighten the red knobs at the central joints, the arms internally lock the balls in their sockets. This allows maximum freedom of flex and rotation along the entire length of the arm. Coupled with its heavy-duty all-metal clamp, which can open and grip a surface up to 1-1/2 inches, I can use this outdoors on a fence or railing or inside on a light stand or shelf to hold an off-camera flash or a large translucent diffuser without needing an assistant. Loosened up and folded compactly, the GyroVu arm is pretty easy to pack although it does weigh a bit. In the end, I got the quality and versatility I was looking for and saved $50 over the cost of the Manfrotto arm. Im very happy with this product and highly recommend it!