Mounting brackets for uniden homepatrol

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2024.05.20 03:18 Happy-Percentage-818 (Probably) Dumb ceiling fan question

I've put in three ceiling fans in my house, well two, one of them installed by a previous owner was hanging from the stud because they mounted to a standard nail on box, so I took it down and put in a stud bracket/brace for fans. Anyways, the fans I put in have high, medium, and low settings but are currently just controlled by the light switch. Say I put in a fan control switch with the light switch and have the fan pull chain set to medium, but the fan control switch on high, what are the conflicts? Or is it just overridden by the switch control?
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2024.05.20 02:24 Teenisman11 Will this fit on a Be Quiet Pure Loop 240mm?

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2024.05.20 02:02 Snoot_Boopin Top Rack Options

Just picked up my 24 T7 about a week ago. I have started ordering parts and planning my build. My biggest struggle has been finding a top rack that I like.
I initially bought the Yamaha Mono Seat Rack but felt that for $200, I shouldn’t have a massive gap underneath and shouldn’t have a small metal bracket attached to plastic, so I returned it.
Does anyone know of any other options that replace the pillion seat like that? I prefer that position to some of the others that mount behind the rear seat.
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2024.05.20 01:28 _PM_Me_Cursed_Images [USA-FL] [H] Two Mobo/CPU Combos, 600w Power Supply, Numerous Fans, Two sets of Ram, Case, Watercooling Components, 1660 Gpu [W] Paypal, Local Cash

Reposting my earlier post with some reduced prices to try and get some of these things sold. I am trying to have everything sold to clear up space in my garage so I am open to lower offers.
Everything has been cleaned and been well maintained. Items will come in their original boxes unless otherwise stated or buyer indicates they don't want them. Buyer pays for the shipping, local pickup is anywhere around the Orlando, Florida area (30ish mile radius).
Timestamps: https://imgur.com/a/HnbqMdh I have a:
Enthoo Pro II Case - local meetup preferred, comes with all accessories and necessary screws (I cannot verify all of the extra screws are there but I tried to include them), $90
Intel 11700k and MSI Z490 Gaming Edge Wifi Combo - I bought this here from another user, tested and verified to be working, the cpu didn't come with a box so it will be shipped already in the motherboard, includes wifi adapter and driver cd, no sata cables, $235
Intel 9100f and Gigabyte h310m Mobo Combo - Previously tested and working, has run 3 years without issue, includes stock cooler, however some of the pins appear to have been bent when removing the CPU, I have no idea if this impacts performance or not, and as such I am willing to send both for just the price of the CPU, $65
16gb 3600 Ripjaws DDR4 - tested and working, $25
16gb 3200 Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro DDR4 - tested and working, all leds light up, $30 sold to u/weirdstateofmind
Zotac Twin Fan 1660 + Bykski Waterblock - this card comes with both the waterblock and the regular air cooler, the waterblock is already installed and would have to be swapped, if you only want the waterblock I can leave out the air cooler, runs well and cool, $110
Fractal Liquid Freezer 2 360 AIO - I bought this from another user, has never been plugged in by me but it looks brand new, no box but screws and mounting plates are included, $70
Bykski ReservoiPump Combo - cleaned and maintained, runs quiet and smoothly, includes mounting brackets and screws, $90
Phanteks Glacier 140 Distribution Block - no cracks, small scratch on top, 3 fittings and rgb cable included, $90
Alphacool CPU block - includes AMD and Intel mounting options, doesn't leak and performs well, $20
Alphacool 240mm Radiator - no damage, no leaks, includes some screws, $30
Bykski ARGB Hub - will go to whoever buys the first Bysksi product free of charge
EVGA 600W Bronze Power Supply - All cables included and no damage, has run for 3 years without issue, $35 sold to u/weirdstateofmind
Cooler Master Hyper 212 - a friend gave this to me, it has never been used, I believe all of the parts besides the back plate are there, $5
Molex to Sata Cables (x4) - $5
FebSmart Wifi Card - tested and working, includes driver disk and both mounting options, $5 sold to u/weirdstateofmind
Thermaltake Pure Plus 12 3 120mm Fan Kit - includes controller, fans, and screws; these were working when I last used them about 2 years ago, and I saw no reason to believe they would not work now, $25
Corsair LL120 White Edition - includes 3 fans, controllers, but no screws; tested and working, $35
Corsair SP120 RGB Pro Black Edition - includes 3 fans, controllers, and some screws, $30
UPHere Basic Black Case Fans - 6 total fans available, never used, 3 sets include the screws, $30 for all 6, 15 for 3
UPhere Green Cable Extensions - Includes extra cable combs, $15
Random Alphacool/Case Fans, take your pick $2 each
Gaming Speakers, tested and working, used sporadically, $15
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2024.05.20 01:19 callussun How to ceiling mount a projector screen if the joists don't match the screen mount points?

I'm looking into installing a electronic drop down projector screen in my bedroom (with attic above). Most of the projector screen mounting brackets cannot be adjusted. So chances are that the joists' positions won't match the positions I want to hang my screen.
Could you share what's the best way to mount a projector screen to the ceiling? Or shall I buy one with floating mounting brackets such as the Elite Screens Spectrum 2 (and pay extra for the remote)?

Thanks
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2024.05.20 01:18 stressedbutwannahelp Pier & Beam Foundation Bracket

Pier & Beam Foundation Bracket
Pier and beam foundation question; we were going to use the brackets from Lowe's (first pic) which are $22 each. On the other hand, I can get this 4 pack (second pic) off of Amazon for $29. The description seems decent (third pic) and the reviews are good. People are using them for their decks, not tiny houses, so I'm trying to figure out if they're suitable. I need 20 for my piers, so it's $440 through Lowe's or $145 for these. Thoughts?
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2024.05.20 01:00 Farknart Tired of failing to get good leveling across the bed on S1 Plus, please advise

What do I need to do to be able to create a mesh manually? I'm about to give up on getting the probe to do it.
So far I've checked to make sure the y rail wheels are making contact and adjusted those, installed one of the user-designed brackets to move the y offset of probe to zero, and used pronterface to update the probe position, and I use prusaslicer with custom g code to call up the saved mesh. I'm also using a glass bed for now because the bed carriage and way warped and the glass bed seems to help give a more flat surface.
Leveling prints have improved with the probe offset update, but it's still off from front to back slightly. I'll have to go back over all the changes again to make sure I did them right I guess, but at this point, I'm inclined to just try a manual mesh so that I get a good z where the nozzle actually is.
Other physical upgrades I'm considering are a new mount plate for the bed since the stock one is really warped. I'm also thinking of doing a diy y rail kit that a nice user put together because I know my y rail at least has a ding in one spot. I was hoping I could get a decent level from front to back even if this one little spot is bad.
This printer belongs to my job, and I'm just tired of messing with it at this point, especially after I got myself a Prusa Mk4 for personal use, and it just friggin works.
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2024.05.20 00:30 milesdraft [USA-VT][H] Roomba i7, Emeet C960 1080p Webcam, Logitech PTZ Pro 2 Webcam, MSI 5500xt Mech Broken [W] PayPal or Local Cash

https://imgur.com/a/ddYtb0r
Roomba i7 - accessories included: filters, bags, bristles, brushes, and manual - $110 or $130 shipped.
Emeet C960 1080p Webcam - new in box - $10 - $20 shipped.
Logitech PTZ Pro 2 Webcam - like new, I lost the power brick for it, they go for $20 on ebay. Mounting bracket and other wires included. - $95 - $105 shipped.
AS - IS MSI 5500XT Mech - stopped working, I don't have the know how to attempt to fix this. - $50 - $60 shipped
Please PM me and leave a comment. Thanks
If they haven't been crossed out it's still available.
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2024.05.19 23:27 bit2me72 Simagic p-hpr on simtrecs

Simagic p-hpr on simtrecs
I just saw a post about the simagic shackers p2000 adapted to some simtrecs and I think it was a scam, I bought the kit and there is no way for them to stand on their own or only for a moment, the force of the foot and the vibration would throw them off down in a second. I have seen several somewhat complicated mounting options, on Etsy they offer several brackets for different brands but not yet for simtrecs, so this was my very orthodox way of solving my problem.
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2024.05.19 22:44 Brot-MS Formd T1 2.1 + 0.88L Custom Glass Panel Bracket, 2NVMe - Includes Detailed Photos

Formd T1 2.1 + 0.88L Custom Glass Panel Bracket, 2NVMe - Includes Detailed Photos
Formd T1 2.1 - custom glass panel
I'm not sure if this qualifies as a detailed log or a custom mod, so I apologize if I use the incorrect flair.
The original plan was a simple T1 build: nothing extraordinary, just a 4080 Super Founders Edition, an AMD 7800x3D, two 2TB NVMe, and a 240mm Watercool AIO. I was still waiting for some custom cables, which made it a little cramped, but everything fit on the first try.
The first problem was that the riser cable covered the WD SN850X NVMe in the back, causing it to hit 70-80°C. I needed the extra storage, so I temporarily used the NVMe in an external USB 3.2 case. But after Joel ( u/Jwithcables ) and his team sent me the beautifully handcrafted custom cables, I couldn’t bring myself to hide them. So, the final decision was made. I took inspiration from EIGA's GPU bracket and restructured the T1 with some custom parts. The requirements were as follows, prioritized in this order:
  1. Cool the back NVMe somehow
  2. Change the side panel to show off the cables
  3. Make everything look clean and intentional
  4. Try to get some sleep in the process
  5. Try not to “waste” a fortune on prototyping
Cooling the NVMe on the backside was simply impossible. When I noticed that there was space in front of the mainboard, I thought, why not bring it to the front to its main NVMe brother? I turned on Blender, designed a bracket to hide the ugly NVMe extender PCB, bought another WD SN850X with a heatsink because it matched my PC theme, and placed it right under the water block.
Blender, NVMe bracket
The best way to show off the cables was to leave the side open, but tempered glass was much more beautiful. However, it would obstruct the airflow to the PSU and the two NVMe drives again. Therefore, I added 0.88 liters to the case by offsetting the glass panel by 12 mm. The case had wonderful grooves and slots for screws around the frame, which I utilized for my four glass panel brackets to attach them firmly without wobbling.
Blender, glass bracket
The Cooler Master MasterLiquid 240 Atmos has a nice feature where you can remove the plastic cover on the water block and 3D print your own design. With the added space, I recognized that there was plenty of room for a Noctua NF-A9x14, so I designed a socket for it, influenced by this. With the socket, and the spacers the fan still has 7mm of space to the glass, enough to quietly suck air into the case.
Blender, all parts
But now the PSU was still sunken inward, and the case looked kind of unclean. I couldn’t use the alternative PSU bracket from the T1 to bring the PSU flush to the case because my glass bracket would interfere with the PSU bracket. So, you know the story: I designed a PSU case around my glass bracket and made them separate parts in case I need to switch the PSU.
Printed PSU bracket
I first printed every part with an FDM 3D printer, the Prusa MK3S, in PLA. After a try-fit and testing, I printed them again with Nylon PA 11 (PA859), which is high heat-resistant and strong, using a Multi-Jet Fusion printer. The print quality was absolutely high-grade. The surface had a rough texture similar to the case surface, and if you don’t look too closely, the color was nearly identical to the black surface treatment of the front panel metal.
https://preview.redd.it/wdnvpxxgtf1d1.jpg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d2aec1fa308754510866fbbed03d04eeeb99a2a6
https://preview.redd.it/fs3kw68htf1d1.jpg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7b0e646819d6be4169ba1ed77eaa3da5c20312e3
https://preview.redd.it/x9emopcruf1d1.jpg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7fa2851d67d14d76450e02f2b93e0710e921bea4
After the local custom pre-drilled supertransparent (no green tint on the sides) ESG glass arrived, I assembled everything, only to be greeted by the Asus Red LED of doom (CPU Error, no boot). After three months of use, the mainboard decided to show me the CPU error warning just because I plugged an 5V LED strip into the mainboard. In short, I couldn’t find any solutions online, but the fix was to boot without the main drive, then put it back in after a restart. I still don’t know why.
LED behind the PSU, PSU and glass bracket
glass on O-rings on glass bracket
\"backside\" NVMe
And before you ask, the extra fan doesn’t do much for general cooling of the CPU or GPU. But both of my NVMe drives are now running between 30 and 45°C and I guess the mainboard components and the memory are also cooled. My case is idling around 43°C, while I prioritize sound over temperature. No undervolting, no special settings, just XMP is on. The printed Atmos socket/cover has only 3 arms because it interferes with both coolant tube, routed to the top.
Fan Controll

But here it is, my 10.83-liter Formd T1 2.1 “High Voltage Orange Workstation.” :)

https://preview.redd.it/w5sav1jhwf1d1.jpg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9356710588b563ba2034fc3fc46bcaa5d1b52c9c
Build:
  • Case: T1 2.1 - SANDWICH KIT - TWOTONE COLOR
  • Motherboard: Asus ROG STRIX B650E-I
  • CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D
  • RAM: Corsair Vengeance 64GB Kit DDR5-6000 CL30
  • Storage: SAMSUNG 990 PRO 2 TB, WD Black SN850X 2 TB + Heatsink
  • GPU: Geforce RTX 4080 Super Founders Edition
  • PSU: SilverStone Extreme 850R Platinum 850W
  • Cooler: Cooler Master MasterLiquid 240 Atmos
  • Cooler Fan: Noctua A12x25, PHANTEKS T30
  • “Waterblock” Fan: Noctua NF-A9x14
  • Custom cables: clack-attack (pslatecustoms)
  • many 3D printed parts and brass inserts
No LED
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2024.05.19 22:40 actuallydinosaur What is it and can I hang a 50" TV off of it?

I'm trying to hang a TV on our living room wall and it's been confusing so far. The stud detector wasn't picking much up, so I started taking out the outlets looking for studs.
Check the video: https://imgur.com/a/Nf2X0RO
What is it and can I hang a TV off of it with a mounting bracket that has swiveling and such?
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2024.05.19 22:28 BeastMode149 Looking for recommendations on a low-cost compact mirrorless camera

My budget is around £300 and I’m open to second hand options. Ideally I would like a small zoom lens (around 16-50 mm) or pancake lens (24mm) with it too, and sensor size should be APS-C.

Contenders

Which would you go for and why?

Comparison of specs

Feature Sony Alpha 5000 Canon EOS M Canon EOS M3
Price MSRP: $600 (with 16-50mm power zoom lens) MSRP: $799.99 with 22mm lens, €849/£769 with 18-55mm lens, €1049/£949 with 18-55mm + 22mm lenses, €979/£879 with 22mm lens + EF adapter MSRP: $679/£489/€599 (with 18-55mm STM lens)
Body Type Rangefinder-style mirrorless Rangefinder-style mirrorless Rangefinder-style mirrorless
Sensor
Max resolution 5456 x 3632 5184 x 3456 6000 x 4000
Image ratio w:h 3:2, 16:9 - 1:1, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9
Effective pixels 20 megapixels 18 megapixels 24 megapixels
Sensor photo detectors 20 megapixels 19 megapixels 25 megapixels
Sensor size APS-C (23.2 x 15.4 mm) APS-C (22.3 x 14.9 mm) APS-C (22.3 x 14.9 mm)
Sensor type CMOS CMOS CMOS
Processor Bionz X Digic 5 DIGIC 6
Image
ISO Auto, 100 - 16000 Auto, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, 6400, 12800 (25600 with boost) Auto, 100-12800 (expandable to 25600)
Boosted ISO (maximum) - 25600 25600
White balance presets 9 6 6
Custom white balance Yes Yes (1) Yes
Image stabilization No No No
Uncompressed format RAW RAW RAW
JPEG quality levels Fine, standard Fine, Normal Fine, Normal
Optics & Focus
Autofocus Contrast Detect (sensor), Multi-area, Center, Selective single-point, Tracking, Single, Continuous, Face Detection, Live View Contrast Detect (sensor), Phase Detect, Multi-area, Selective single-point, Single, Continuous, Face Detection, Live View Contrast Detect (sensor), Phase Detect, Multi-area, Center, Selective single-point, Tracking, Single, Continuous, Touch, Face Detection, Live View
Digital zoom Yes (2X) No No
Manual focus Yes Yes Yes
Number of focus points 25 31 49
Lens mount Sony E Canon EF-M Canon EF-M
Focal length multiplier 1.5× 1.6× 1.6×
Screen / Viewfinder
Articulated LCD Tilting Fixed Tilting
Screen size 3″ 3″ 3″
Screen dots 460,800 1,040,000 1,040,000
Touch screen No Yes Yes
Screen type TFT LCD with 180 upward tilt Clear View II TFT LCD ClearView II TFT-LCD
Live view Yes Yes Yes
Viewfinder type None None Electronic (optional)
Photography Features
Minimum shutter speed 30 sec 60 sec 30 sec
Maximum shutter speed 1/4000 sec 1/4000 sec 1/4000 sec
Aperture priority Yes Yes Yes
Shutter priority Yes Yes Yes
Manual exposure mode Yes Yes Yes
Subject / scene modes Yes Yes Yes
Built-in flash Yes No Yes
Flash range 4.00 m (at ISO 100) - 5.00 m (at ISO 100)
External flash No Yes (via Hot-shoe) Yes (via hot shoe)
Flash modes Flash off, Autoflash, Fill-flash, Rear Sync., Slow Sync., Red-eye reduction Auto, On, Off, Red-eye Auto, on, off, slow synchro
Continuous drive 3.5 fps 4.3 fps 4.2 fps
Self-timer Yes (2 or 10 secs, custom) Yes (2 or 10 sec) Yes (2 or 10 sec)
Metering modes Multi, Center-weighted, Spot Multi, Center-weighted, Spot, Partial Multi, Center-weighted, Spot, Partial
Exposure compensation ±3 (at 1/3 EV steps) ±3 (at 1/3 EV, 1/2 EV steps) ±3 (at 1/3 EV steps)
AE Bracketing ±3 (3 frames at 1/3 EV, 2/3 EV, 1 EV, 2 EV steps) ±2 (3 frames at 1/3 EV, 1/2 EV steps) ±2 (3 frames at 1/3 EV steps)
WB Bracketing Yes (3-shot) Yes (3 frames in either blue/amber or magenta/green axis) No
Videography Features
Resolutions 1920 x 1080 (60i/24p), 1440 x 1080 (25 fps), 640 x 480 (25 fps) 1920 x 1080 (30, 25, 24 fps), 1280 x 720 (60, 50 fps), 640 x 480 (60, 50 fps) 1920 x 1080 (30p, 25p, 24p), 1280 x 720 (60p, 50p), 640 x 480 (30p, 25p)
Format MPEG-4, AVCHD MPEG-4, H.264 H.264
Microphone Stereo Stereo Stereo
Speaker None Mono Mono
Storage
Storage types SD/SDHC/SDXC/Memory Stick Pro Duo SD/SDHC/SDXC SD/SDHC/SDXC
Storage included None None None
Connectivity
USB USB 2.0 (480 Mbit/sec) USB 2.0 (480 Mbit/sec) USB 2.0 (480 Mbit/sec)
HDMI Yes (micro HDMI) Yes (HDMI mini) Yes (mini-HDMI)
Microphone port - - Yes
Headphone port - - No
Wireless Built-In Eye-Fi Connected Built-In
Wireless notes 802.11 b/g/n with NFC - 802.11b/g/n with NFC
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2024.05.19 20:51 ElotesPlease Lights for beautiful plants

Lights for beautiful plants
Hi all!
My plant collection is the most expensive thing I own. Looking to get some light on them in a relatively inexpensive but cute way. I like the lights you can pull up and down. I would probably need to install these in multiple corners of the room.
Has anyone seen something like this but cheaper? The one posted is about $70….
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2024.05.19 18:47 THENGHTMRE 2019 Colorado

2019 Colorado
Hope this is a welcome post This is my ‘19 Colorado, attached here are some specs
3.6L VVT W/ 8spd Auto 6” Rough Country Lift 33s, Patagonia MT 10 Ply Run Flats Rough Country Tow Ring Brackets Flush Mount LED Light Bar x2 Ditch Lights AVS Aerohood Amber Lights Switchback Turn Signals Deep Tinted Rear Lights OPT7 Tailgate Light Rough Country EZ-Assist Tailgate Two Batteries Under the Hood
I can’t show the interior yet as I am not content with my work entirely in there..
If you have any questions please reach out! Thank you for your time.
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2024.05.19 18:40 Apprehensive_Title38 How To make this lighter and still strong?

Hi!
I want to build a mounting block for my horse, she is quite tall, but still have it small enough/light weight enough to easily take it with me when we travel.
I was looking at this design- 2 tall steps instead of 3-4 shorter ones is certainly more compact, but they have used some chunky wood. It is sturdy, but I would like it to be easielighter to carry around. Lets say I want a 250lb person to be able to safely use it.
Can I use 1 by material? And maybe do the bracing with brackets? Or do you have any other ingenious ideas?
This block is about 22" high, the treads are 9" across, and the steps are about 11" high each. I will probably want to make mine more like 30" tall, so may add a narrow third step to the bottom.
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2024.05.19 18:34 Ozfer Cisco Nexus N3K-C3064PQ-10GX questions

I got one of these used off ebay to get 10gig networking in my home lab. I have never bought a cisco switch before and haven't really used cisco equipment since college. The mounting hardware to rack mount them is cheap junk and looks like I will just buy a shelf since their $50 mounting bracket isn't long enough to fit a standard depth server rack.
Regardless I am trying to figure out if I am on the latest NS-OX and Bios for this switch. Bios is 4.0.0 and NX-OS is 7.0(3)I4(6). Ciscos website and model numbers are about as confusing as RedHat. I found this website to list what versions of NX-OS to hop to but I am struggling to find out which version is the latest and greatest that will run on this switch. https://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/dcn/tools/nexus-9k3k-issu-matrix/index.html Is there any easy way to parse this from the cisco docs? Can I easily download this firmware without any special cisco account?
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2024.05.19 18:23 Litkid_05 (amazon) USX MOUNT Full Motion TV Wall Mount for Most 47-84 inch Flat Screen/LED/4K TV, TV Mount Bracket Dual Swivel Articulating Tilt 6 Arms, Max VESA 600x400mm, Holds up to 132lbs, Fits 8” 12” 16" Wood Studs - for $44 after 24% off

(amazon) USX MOUNT Full Motion TV Wall Mount for Most 47-84 inch Flat Screen/LED/4K TV, TV Mount Bracket Dual Swivel Articulating Tilt 6 Arms, Max VESA 600x400mm, Holds up to 132lbs, Fits 8” 12” 16 submitted by Litkid_05 to AmazingDeals [link] [comments]


2024.05.19 18:22 Litkid_05 (amazon) USX MOUNT Full Motion TV Wall Mount for Most 47-84 inch Flat Screen/LED/4K TV, TV Mount Bracket Dual Swivel Articulating Tilt 6 Arms, Max VESA 600x400mm, Holds up to 132lbs, Fits 8” 12” 16" Wood Studs - for $44 after 24% off

(amazon) USX MOUNT Full Motion TV Wall Mount for Most 47-84 inch Flat Screen/LED/4K TV, TV Mount Bracket Dual Swivel Articulating Tilt 6 Arms, Max VESA 600x400mm, Holds up to 132lbs, Fits 8” 12” 16 submitted by Litkid_05 to Techmarket86 [link] [comments]


2024.05.19 18:22 Litkid_05 (amazon) USX MOUNT Full Motion TV Wall Mount for Most 47-84 inch Flat Screen/LED/4K TV, TV Mount Bracket Dual Swivel Articulating Tilt 6 Arms, Max VESA 600x400mm, Holds up to 132lbs, Fits 8” 12” 16" Wood Studs - for $44 after 24% off

(amazon) USX MOUNT Full Motion TV Wall Mount for Most 47-84 inch Flat Screen/LED/4K TV, TV Mount Bracket Dual Swivel Articulating Tilt 6 Arms, Max VESA 600x400mm, Holds up to 132lbs, Fits 8” 12” 16 submitted by Litkid_05 to DealForDays [link] [comments]


2024.05.19 14:41 RedGreen36 Resealed 72 Gallon Bowfront

Resealed 72 Gallon Bowfront
Got this 72 gallon bowfront for free from a guy that no longer had need of it but didn't want to see it trashed. After a couple hours of meticulous scraping and cleaning, I finally got all the old silicone off and the new silicone applied. I used SCS1200 construction silicone (safe for aquarium use). Total cure time apparently is 2 weeks, so it will be sitting still until then.
The middle brace is also cracked in half and is currently being held by an aluminum bracket the guy had made up. My plan while the silicone is curing is to weld up a new trim/cover edge that will fit snug around the existing plastic faux wood trim, and also weld in a steel brace in the middle and remove the cracked plastic one and aluminum brace altogether. I'll use lexan sheeting to make a cover to fit over it so I can have lighting mounted above.
I'll be painting the top and bottom plastic trims beforehand, and also steel cover that I fabricate. Also going to give the stand a touchup and new coat of paint.
Just wondering if there's anything you guys would have done differently? Anything I should do from here on out? Also I'd like some ideas on how to stock it when done. I do intend to do a planted tank but not super heavily planted.
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2024.05.19 12:55 Stage-Piercing727 Best Carry Handle Scope

Best Carry Handle Scope

https://preview.redd.it/fw3vaoj16d1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f746be7a3b8a7925727f9811d39222dd26be9909
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  5. Portable 40x60 Monocular Telescope with Smartphone Holder and Tripod - Upgrade your outdoor adventures with the Pankoo 40x60 Monocular Telescope, featuring a smartphone holder, tripod, and user-friendly design for versatile use in nature, racing, or sightseeing.
  6. Simmons Venture Black FMCWPTRIPODHARD/Soft Case Spotting Scope - Bright images in low-light conditions, versatile eyepieces, and multi-coated optics make the Simmons 15-45x60 Venture ideal for hunters seeking optimal performance during dusk and dawn.
  7. Klein Tools ET16 Borescope for Android Devices with Removable Carry Handle and 10-Foot Gooseneck Cable - The Klein Tools ET16 Borescope is a versatile 9 mm IP67 waterproof camera for superior image quality, compatible with Android OTG 4.0+ devices, and features an extended armored gooseneck cable for optimal reach and convenient use.
  8. Ergonomic Black Mamba Top Handle for Enhanced Shooting Control - The SmallRig Black Mamba Top Handle is a lightweight, ergonomic solution that elevates your photography experience, providing a sturdy grip for your camera and boosting your creative control with a sleek, stylish design.
  9. Lightweight Carbon Fiber Shovel Handle for Ultimate Digging Experience - Versatile and durable, the 3K Carbon Fiber Travel Sand Scoop Shovel Handle is a reliable and lightweight companion for all gardening and treasure hunting adventures.
  10. Movcam Lens Carry Handle for Arri Alura Lenses - Effortlessly carry and manage your Arri Alura 45-250mm and similar lenses with Movcam's versatile and precise Lens Carry Handle, MOV-301-02-007.
  11. Explore the Universe with Titan 70mm Telescope - Rotatable 360° and Smartphone Adapter - Explore the wonders of the night sky with the versatile Titan 70mm Telescope, featuring a fully rotatable 360° mount, two eyepieces, and a smartphone adapter for capturing memorable moments.
  12. DJI RS Series Handheld Gimbal Briefcase Handle Review - Upgrade your DJI RS series handheld gimbals with the DJI Briefcase Handle, boasting a sleek design for effortless storage, enhanced compatibility, and intuitive features for improved shooting experiences.
  13. UZI 5x20 Periscope: Adjustable Height, Durable and Weatherproof, with Detachable Handle and Carrying Case - The UZI 5x20 Periscope features glass lenses and prisms, an anodized aluminum housing, and a detachable handle for a durable and lightweight viewing experience, perfect for surveillance and tactical situations.
  14. Compact NATO Top Handle for Select Sony Cameras - The Tilta Compact NATO Top Handle offers a secure connection to your Sony a7 IV full camera cage while providing multiple 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 mounting points for versatile accessory options and a comfortable, compact design.
  15. Portable Telescope Carry Handle for VC, VMC, and Refractor Models - Enhance your telescope experience with the Vixen Optics Metal Carry Handle, designed specifically for VC, VMC, and refractor telescopes, and making it easier to carry and handle your scope with its 1/4" camera screw and included mounting tool.
  16. Rotating Sachtler Carry Handle for Flat Tripods - Efficiently spread the Flowtech tripod flat on the ground and carry it easily with Sachtler's versatile Rotating Carry Handle for Flowtech Tripods with Aktiv Heads.
  17. Explore One Juno 50mm Telescope with Hard Case - Discover the night sky with ease: The Discovery Juno 50mm Telescope includes a hard case, star map, and astronomy software for a seamless astronomical experience.
  18. Easy-Carry Handle for Lightweight Flowtech Tripods - Simplify tripod transportation with Vinten's Carry Handle for Flowtech 75/100mm Tripods, fitting directly onto accessory docks for easy, one-handed carrying.
  19. Miller Telescopic Pan Handle for ArrowX Video Heads - Carry Handle Scope - The Miller Telescopic Pan Handle for ArrowX Heads is an adjustable, durable, and comfortable option for ArrowX series video heads, offering a secure connection and a practical length range.
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Reviews

🔗Killer Instinct Lumix 4x32 Black Ir-E Crossbow Scope with LED Illumination


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I recently had the opportunity to try out the Killer Instinct Lumix 4x32 Ir-E Crossbow Scope. This black 1021 model was a great addition to my hunting gear, providing exceptional clarity thanks to its multicoated optics and 1-inch mono tube construction. The fast focus eyepiece is a game-changer, allowing me to quickly adjust my sight even when on the move.
One feature that stood out was the illuminated cross-hair reticle, which came in both blue and red. It was perfect for low-light situations, making it easier for me to spot my target. I appreciated the adjustment click value of 0.5 inches at 100 yards, as it gave me accurate and consistent shot adjustments.
However, there were a few downsides to this otherwise great scope. The exit pupil was smaller than I would have liked, making it a bit more challenging to see the cross-hair reticle at times. Additionally, the scope's weight was lighter than expected, which might not have been ideal for everyone.
Overall, I'm happy with my experience using the Killer Instinct Lumix 4x32 Ir-E Crossbow Scope. It's a quality product with some small drawbacks, but its pros certainly outweigh the cons. If you're in the market for a reliable crossbow scope, this one is definitely worth considering.

🔗Mil-Spec Detachable AR-15 Carry Handle


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I recently had the chance to try out this detachable carry handle for an AR-15 rifle. The black finish perfectly matched the rest of my gun, and the Mil-Spec construction added a level of durability I hadn't experienced before. Attaching and detaching it was a breeze, and it blended well with my existing red dot sight.
However, I did find that it added a bit of weight to the overall gun, which I noticed especially after carrying it for extended periods of time. Overall, it's a solid choice for anyone looking to add a reliable carrying handle to their AR-15 setup.

🔗National Geographic Handheld Telescope - CF600, 50mm Aperture, Explore the Stars


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The National Geographic CF600 Carbon Fiber telescope has been my trusty companion for some stargazing sessions. Its sleek black carbon fiber design not only looks cool but is sturdy enough to handle the wear and tear of my eager fingers. The scope's 50mm lens and focal length of 600mm provide a great starting point for anyone interested in amateur astronomy, allowing me to get a decent view of the moon and some of the brighter stars in the night sky.
One of the telescope's standout features is the alt-azimuth mount and tripod combo. It's smooth and easy to use, making it simple for me to move the scope up, down, and side to side while scanning the sky. I appreciate the two included eyepieces, which offer a range of magnification options, making the scenery even more intricate and detailed.
However, my experience hasn't been entirely rosy. The tripod and pan handle could have been more robust. I found that they tended to wobble and shake, not necessarily due to the weight of the telescope but the vibration of my hands as I adjusted the scope. It's not a deal-breaker, but it's a noticeable drawback.
Overall, the National Geographic CF600 Carbon Fiber telescope is a great first telescope for the aspiring astronomy enthusiast in need of a simple and stylish tool to explore the night sky. With a few improvements, it could offer an even more enchanting starry-eyed experience.

🔗Versatile 50mm APO Astrograph Guide Scope with Finder Stalk and T-Threads


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I've been using the Sky-Watcher EvoGuide 50DX as my guide scope for a few weeks now, and let me tell you, it's been quite the journey. The first thing that struck me was the stunning contrast of the images it delivered. The ED glass really does its job in providing those deep, rich views of the stars.
The finder stalk and V-style mounting rail made it a breeze to attach this little gem to my bracket. It was a smooth process and really made me feel like a pro astronomer. Although it's not a huge scope, its focal length of 242mm and f/4.8 aperture have proven to be a great match for my astrophotography.
The built-in T-threads are also a bonus. With an optional adapter, I can easily transform it into a low-focal length astrograph. It's perfect for those times when I want to change up my observing style.
However, there have been a few hiccups. Sometimes, the centering screws seem to play too loose, making it a bit of a challenge to get the telescope perfectly aligned with the mount. But overall, it's been a great addition to my stargazing setup.

🔗Portable 40x60 Monocular Telescope with Smartphone Holder and Tripod

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As someone who's spent countless hours enjoying the great outdoors, I can confidently say that the Pankoo Monocular Telescope has become one of my go-to accessories. While hiking, I used it to observe the mesmerizing birdlife, and during a camping trip, I utilized its tripod to observe the night sky. The sharp, clear imagery that I saw through this telescope made every experience more unforgettable. However, there's one drawback – the product could have been easier to handle if it came with a carry handle.
This 40x60 monocular is no stranger to diverse environments, making it suitable for every age as well as numerous outdoor activities. Climbing, hiking, driving, racing, traveling, sightseeing – this telescope is the perfect companion for them all! The added features, such as the smartphone holder and tripod, make it even more convenient to use on the go. The accompanying velvet bag, dust cover, and cleaning cloth ensure that your telescope stays pristine and ready for your next adventure. The user manual provided makes it easy to understand how to operate the telescope, completing the package. Overall, the Pankoo Monocular Telescope is a must-have for anyone eager to explore the world around them, but just remember to add a carry handle for optimal ease of use!

🔗Simmons Venture Black FMCWPTRIPODHARD/Soft Case Spotting Scope


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As a hunting enthusiast, I've used the Simmons 15-45x60 Venture Black FMCWPTripodHard/Soft Case spotting scope for several months, and it has proven to be a reliable option. The fully-multi coated optics deliver a bright image, even in low-light conditions, which is crucial when hunting at dawn and dusk. The scope's sturdy tabletop tripod with a built-in window mount ensures a stable viewing experience.
One feature that stood out is the hard plastic case that safely stores the scope and tripod. The soft carrying case is a plus for easy transportation in the field. The lens has excellent clarity, making it great for identifying and tracking game at varying distances. However, I noticed that the eye relief can be uncomfortable when using higher magnification levels.
Overall, the Simmons 15-45x60 Venture Black FMCWPTripodHard/Soft Case is a solid spotting scope option for hunters looking for affordability without sacrificing performance. The accessories make it a convenient and complete package for outdoor adventures.

🔗Klein Tools ET16 Borescope for Android Devices with Removable Carry Handle and 10-Foot Gooseneck Cable

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I recently tried the Klein Tools ET16 Borescope for Android devices, and my experience was quite interesting. The product features a 10-foot (3m) armored gooseneck cable, which is a great addition for extended reach. However, I noticed that the camera seemed a bit tricky to operate with one hand while holding the phone in the other.
One of the highlights of the product is its waterproof IP67 9 mm camera, which captures high-quality 640 x 480 pixel images and videos. I had no issues sharing these images and videos via text or email using the Klein Tools App available on Google Play store.
While the borescope app is available on Google Play store, I found that some users experienced difficulties in connecting the device. I personally didn't face such an issue, but I noticed that the app didn't require any additional charging as it runs off the phone battery.
Overall, my experience with the Klein Tools ET16 Borescope was mixed. On one hand, the product's features worked well and helped me capture images and videos effortlessly. However, the issue with the app not working for some users is a concern that the company needs to address. Despite the minor drawbacks, I still found the product to be useful for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike.

🔗Ergonomic Black Mamba Top Handle for Enhanced Shooting Control


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As a photography enthusiast, the SmallRig Black Mamba Top Handle quickly became my go-to accessory for capturing those perfect moments. The ergonomic design not only makes it a comfortable addition to my camera, but also enhances my shooting experience at any angle. The compact, lightweight construction of this top handle, made of aluminum alloy and silica gel, is a game changer for those of us who don't want to be weighed down during our shoots.
One of the standout features of this handle is its sleek, Black Mamba-inspired shape, which not only exudes style, but also provides a smooth feel in my hands. However, I did notice that the top handle could use a few locking mechanisms to secure it more firmly on the device. Other than that, this top handle has become an essential part of my camera setup, truly elevating my photography experience.

🔗Lightweight Carbon Fiber Shovel Handle for Ultimate Digging Experience


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I recently tried out this Carbon Fiber Travel Sand Scoop Shovel Handle Universal Lightweight Pole for Beach Metal Detecting Treasure Hunting Long Tube Rod and I must say, it was quite the handy tool. The carbon fiber material made it both robust and lightweight, which was a great combination for a tool that would be used for long periods of time.
One of the standout features was the multi-functionality of the tool. It could be used for sand scooping, metal detecting and other activities, making it a great universal choice. The lightweight long pole provided a comfortable grip that was not easily slipped from my hand, ensuring a secure hold on the scoop.
The scoop itself was quite handy, sifting out sand and dirt with ease, leaving just the metal object behind. Suitable for use on the beach, in water, or with a metal detector, this pole ensured optimal performance even when used for extended periods of time.
Overall, I was quite impressed with the product and would definitely recommend it for anyone who enjoys gardening and outdoor activities.

🔗Movcam Lens Carry Handle for Arri Alura Lenses


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The Movcam Lens Carry Handle became an essential addition to my filmmaking kit. This ergonomic and robust handle perfectly complemented my Arri Alura 45-250mm lens, providing the perfect balance of comfort and stability. The handle easily attached to the lens, allowing for smooth and seamless transitions during shooting without the need for any additional tools or attachments.
However, the Movcam Lens Carry Handle also had some minor drawbacks that needed to be addressed. First, the grip felt quite slick, making it difficult to achieve a secure hold when shooting in wet or slippery conditions. Second, the handle was not adjustable, making it challenging to accommodate different users or scenarios. These drawbacks did not significantly impact my overall satisfaction with the product, as I found the Movcam Lens Carry Handle to be a reliable and valuable companion during my film endeavors.

🔗Explore the Universe with Titan 70mm Telescope - Rotatable 360° and Smartphone Adapter


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Exploring the cosmos just got easier with the Titan 70mm telescope. Its sleek design, portability, and ease of use make it a favorite for both beginners and experienced stargazers. With a 360mm focal length, this refractor offers two eyepieces for magnifications of 18x and 60x, enabling users to truly appreciate the beauty of the lunar terrain or deep sky wonders.
One of the standout features of this telescope is the fully rotatable diagonal, which allows for the perfect viewing angle regardless of your position. And with the convenience of a full-length AZ panhandle mount, navigating the night sky is a breeze.
Another highlight is the included smartphone adapter, which captures the wonders you see in the eyepiece and saves them for future exploration. And, for those who want to take their stargazing on the go, a travel case is provided, making this telescope a must-have for any space enthusiast.

🔗DJI RS Series Handheld Gimbal Briefcase Handle Review


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Imagine a cinematographer armed with a sleek new tool — the DJI Briefcase Handle for RS Series. As someone who's tested it in real life, let me share my experience. Picture this: on a challenging set, this unassuming handle becomes your guardian angel, providing the extra stability and comfort you need for those low-angle shots.
The first thing that stood out to me was the handle's design. It was lighter and smaller than I expected, making storage a breeze. The compatibility with the DJI RS series handheld gimbals is a breath of fresh air, and the lack of additional tools required for mounting is a huge plus.
However, I did notice a small issue with the locking mechanism. If not tightened properly, it could potentially lead to an expensive drop. But this is a minor issue, and it's clear that the handle provides more stability and ease of use than I've experienced with other gimbals. It's become an essential part of my kit.
Overall, the DJI Briefcase Handle for RS Series gets a solid 4.5 stars from me. It's an investment worth making for those seeking professional-quality, low-angle shots.

🔗UZI 5x20 Periscope: Adjustable Height, Durable and Weatherproof, with Detachable Handle and Carrying Case


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In my experience, the UZI 5x20 Periscope has been a handy tool for surveillance and exploration. Made of durable anodized aluminum housing, this periscope offers a sleek and weatherproof design. The glass lenses and prisms provided a sharp and clear view, allowing me to see in detail from a distance.
One feature that stood out is the focusing eyepiece, which made it easy to adjust the focus based on the distance to the object I was observing. However, the lack of a detachable handle made it more difficult to hold and maneuver the periscope confidently when using it for extended periods.
The height adjustment was a great addition, allowing me to see above and around obstacles for an improved view. The carrying case with a shoulder strap also made it convenient to transport and store the periscope when not in use.
Overall, the UZI 5x20 Periscope has been a reliable tool for my daily needs, but its lack of a detachable handle and potential for some difficulty in assembling the scope properly were noticeable drawbacks.

🔗Compact NATO Top Handle for Select Sony Cameras


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This Compact Nato Top Handle from Tilta has been a game-changer in my daily video shooting routine. It's a comfortable and ergonomic addition to my Sony a7 IV full camera cage, providing a secure attachment. The aluminum and stainless steel construction adds a sleek touch to my setup, and the black finish blends in perfectly.
One of the highlights of this handle is its compatibility with select Tilta cages, making it a versatile accessory. The multiple 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 mounting points come in handy when attaching external accessories. Even the front cold shoe mounting point is a great feature. However, I couldn't help but notice an issue with the rear Arri mount holes. They appear to have the smaller, non-standard screw, making it incompatible with some accessories I wanted to use.
Despite this minor setback, the overall experience with this handle has been positive. Its compact design suits small cameras well, and the Nato rails on the other side add an extra layer of stability. The aluminum and stainless steel construction not only adds ruggedness but also gives it a premium look. So, if you're looking for a comfortable handle with a minimalist design, this Tilta handle is worth considering.

🔗Portable Telescope Carry Handle for VC, VMC, and Refractor Models


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As an enthusiastic amateur astronomer, I've been keeping a close eye out for accessories and tools that make handling my telescope smoother and more enjoyable. That's why when I stumbled upon the Vixen Optics Metal Carry Handle, I couldn't resist giving it a try.
From the get-go, this little handle seemed like a practical and sturdy solution to make transporting my telescope much more manageable. The metal construction provided me with the reassurance of durability, not to mention it offered a perfect balance of weight distribution.
However, it wasn't until closer inspection that I noticed a few essential details. For starters, the handle was designed solely for specific telescope models (VC, VMC, and refractor types), and it appeared that not every telescope would be compatible. Additionally, it came with only one screw, and the lack of a multi-tool was somewhat disappointing.
Despite these minor quibbles, I found the Vixen Optics Metal Carry Handle to be a worthwhile investment. It has greatly streamlined my stargazing experience, giving me peace of mind as I transport my telescope to different locations with ease.

Buyer's Guide


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When it comes to scope selection, a carry handle scope is a versatile and practical choice for many shooters. Whether you're an avid hunter, target shooter, or competitive marksman, a carry handle scope can provide you with a reliable and accurate sighting system. In this buyer's guide, we'll discuss the features and considerations that are important when selecting a carry handle scope. We'll also provide some general advice to help you make an informed decision when choosing the right scope for your needs.

Features


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Carry Handle Design

A carry handle scope should have a strong and durable carry handle that allows for easy and comfortable carrying of your firearm. Look for a handle that is ergonomically designed and made from a material that provides a good grip, such as rubber or polymer. The scope should also have a solid mount that securely attaches the scope to your firearm, ensuring a stable and aligned sight picture.

Lens Quality


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The quality of the lenses in a carry handle scope is essential for accurate and clear sighting. Look for a scope with high-quality lenses made from low-dispersion glass, which reduces chromatic aberration and provides a crisp and clear image. The lenses should also be fully multi-coated to minimize glare and improve light transmission. This will result in a brighter, clearer, and sharper image, even in low-light conditions.

Magnification and Objective Lens Size

The magnification and objective lens size of a carry handle scope are important factors to consider. The magnification determines how much the image is magnified, while the objective lens size affects the amount of light that enters the scope. A scope with a larger objective lens will typically provide a brighter image, while higher magnification allows you to see targets at greater distances. Choose a scope with the appropriate magnification and objective lens size based on your shooting needs and environment.

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Considerations

Budget

As with any purchase, budget is an important consideration when shopping for a carry handle scope. Higher-end scopes will typically offer better optics, more advanced features, and a more robust construction. However, there are also many quality scopes available within a lower price range. Consider your budget and the priorities for your shooting needs when selecting a carry handle scope.

Purpose and Environment

The purpose and environment in which you will be using your carry handle scope are also important factors to consider. Hunters may require a scope with a greater magnification range and more advanced features for precise shot placement, while target shooters and competitive marksmen may prioritize clarity and accuracy at a fixed range. The environmental conditions you will be shooting in, such as light levels and weather, should also be taken into account when selecting a carry handle scope.

Advice

When looking for a carry handle scope, it's essential to read reviews and do your research. Talk to other shooters, consult with a professional at your local shooting or outdoor store, and read online forums and reviews to get an idea of what to expect from different scopes. Be sure to properly test the scope in your environment before making a final decision, and always follow proper scope mounting and care procedures to ensure the best performance and longevity.
As with any purchase, be sure to choose a carry handle scope from a reputable manufacturer or retailer. This will help ensure that you are getting a quality product with reliable performance. Lastly, don't forget to factor in the cost of additional accessories, such as scope covers, sunshades, and mounts, which may be necessary for optimal performance and protection of your scope.

FAQ

**### What is a Carry Handle Scope?**A Carry Handle Scope is a type of rifle scope that is designed for hunting and long-range shooting. It combines a rugged construction with multiple reticle options to enhance accuracy and versatility. The carry handle scope is easily mounted above the rifle's action and is typically used in situations that require quick target acquisition.
**### What are some popular brands for Carry Handle Scopes?**Popular brands for Carry Handle Scopes include Leupold, Vortex Optics, Bushnell, and Primary Arms. These brands offer a range of styles, magnification options, and reticles to cater to various shooting needs.
**### What types of reticles are available on Carry Handle Scopes?**There are several types of reticles available on Carry Handle Scopes, including the BDC (Bullet Drop Compensator), Mil-Dot, and Illuminated reticles. BDC reticles display graduations that can be used to calculate bullet drop at different distances, while Mil-Dot reticles offer adjustments for both elevation and windage in terms of milliradians. Illuminated reticles allow for improved visibility in low-light conditions.
### What are the advantages of using a Carry Handle Scope verses other types of scopes?* Carry Handle Scopes are lightweight and compact, making them an ideal choice for those who prioritize mobility.
  • They are typically more cost-effective than other types of scopes, making them a budget-friendly option for many shooters.
  • Many Carry Handle Scopes offer multiple reticle options to cater to different shooting situations and preferences.
**### Can Carry Handle Scopes be mounted on other rifles besides their original setup?**Yes, Carry Handle Scopes can be mounted on other rifles, although the process may require drilling additional holes for the scope mounts. This may void the original warranty and should only be attempted by experienced shooters or professionals.
### How do I choose the right Carry Handle Scope for my needs?* Consider the type of shooting you'll be doing and select a scope with a suitable reticle and magnification range.
  • Look at the scope's durability, specifically the weather resistance and shockproofing, if you plan to use it in harsh conditions.
  • Don't forget to check the field of view, eye relief, and light transmission capabilities to ensure comfort and clarity during use.
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2024.05.19 12:28 GhoulGriin Best Car Microphones

Best Car Microphones

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Are you tired of straining your voice to be heard over the radio in your car? Look no further! Our roundup of the latest and greatest car microphones will help you find the perfect device to enhance your in-car audio experience. Featuring a variety of models with different features, this article will help you choose the best microphone to satisfy your needs and ensure that your voice is always crystal clear. Keep reading to discover the top car microphones on the market and improve your in-car communication today!
Get ready to amplify your ride with our comprehensive selection of car microphones. From hands-free Bluetooth integration to noise cancellation technology, these devices are designed to make your driving experience more enjoyable and efficient. Whether you're looking for an affordable option or a premium device with advanced features, you'll find it in our roundup. So buckle up and get ready to upgrade your ride with the perfect car microphone!

The Top 5 Best Car Microphones

  1. FLTP External Microphone for Pioneer Car Stereos - Experience crystal-clear communication on the road with this 3M-long electret condenser microphone, especially designed for Pioneer car radios, enhancing voice quality and noise reduction for seamless hands-free calling and voice commands.
  2. Carpool Karaoke Microphone 2.0 from Singing Machine - The Groove Carpool Karaoke Mic 2.0 transports the party anywhere you go with features like CD play compatibility, Bluetooth streaming, TV lyric sync, USB voice recording, and flashy LEDs for a dynamic karaoke experience.
  3. Carpool Karaoke Wireless Bluetooth Mic for In-Car Singing - Experience the joy of carpool karaoke with this official wireless microphone, featuring independent volume and echo controls, Bluetooth, FM tuner, AUX compatibility, rechargeable battery, and an array of LED lights that sync with your music.
  4. Uniden Bearcat Wireless CB Microphone for Clear and Secure Communication - Experience seamless hands-free communication and exceptional sound quality with Uniden's BC906W Wireless CB Microphone, equipped with noise cancellation and easy wireless syncing for up to 100 meters.
  5. RoadKing 4-Pin Noise-Cancelling CB Microphone - Experience crystal-clear communication with the RoadKing RK56B 4-Pin Black Dynamic Noise Canceling CB Microphone, designed for enhanced sound quality, push-to-talk ease, wide compatibility, and exceptional durability.
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Reviews

🔗FLTP External Microphone for Pioneer Car Stereos


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I recently tried out the FLTP Microphone for my car's stereo system, and I have to say, it's been a game-changer. The sleek black design blends seamlessly with my vehicle's interior, while its advanced technology ensures top-notch voice clarity during phone calls.
One thing that truly stands out is its adaptability - this microphone works perfectly with most Pioneer car radios equipped with a 2.5mm input. Its rapid and accurate data transmission guarantees a clear, stable connection even when driving in noisy environments, making hands-free calling a breeze.
The included dash mount and visor clip make it incredibly easy to install this bad boy wherever you like, adding a touch of convenience to your daily drive. Oh, and did I mention the wire length? 3 meters (or 9 feet) gives me plenty of room to maneuver without feeling restricted.
On the downside, some users might find the installation process a bit tricky, especially if they're not familiar with car stereo systems. Additionally, while it pairs seamlessly with my Pioneer radio, compatibility with other brands may vary.
Overall, the FLTP Microphone has been a worthy addition to my car's audio setup. Its sharp design, noise-cancelling capabilities, and user-friendly features make it worth considering for anyone looking to upgrade their hands-free calling experience.

🔗Carpool Karaoke Microphone 2.0 from Singing Machine


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I recently got my hands on the Singing Machine Carpool Karaoke Mic 2.0 in black and gold, a stylish addition to my karaoke setup. You know what they say, good things come in small packages, and this machine definitely fits that bill. It comes with a sleek microphone, perfect for belting out those tunes during karaoke nights with friends.
One of the standout features for me was its ability to stream music via Bluetooth, which meant I could effortlessly connect it to my phone and play all my favorite songs. Another highlight was the option to connect it to my TV screen through the included RCA cables, making following the karaoke lyrics a breeze.
However, there was a minor hiccup. The package didn't include a charging cable or an auxiliary cord. Also, the customer service I encountered at Target wasn't the most helpful, making my experience a bit underwhelming. But hey, nobody's perfect!
Overall, the Singing Machine Carpool Karaoke Mic 2.0 is a fun gadget that definitely makes karaoke nights more lively. It's compact, stylish, and easy to use, but just remember to keep those essential cords handy!

🔗Carpool Karaoke Wireless Bluetooth Mic for In-Car Singing


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I had the pleasure of trying out "Carpool Karaoke: The Mic Singing Machine" during a road trip with friends. I'm a karaoke enthusiast, so I was excited to see how this device would transform our car ride. The setup was slightly tricky, but once everything was connected, we were ready to rock!
The highlight of this product is its ability to bring the fun of carpool karaoke right into your vehicle. With Bluetooth connectivity and an AUX option, you can sing along to your favorite tunes using your phone's music library or streaming apps. Even though it's primarily designed for car use, I found it enjoyable at home with a Bluetooth speaker too!
However, there were some downsides. The build quality seemed a bit flimsy, and I noticed a significant lag when using the Bluetooth function. Additionally, some users experienced compatibility issues with specific car models.
In summary, "Carpool Karaoke: The Mic Singing Machine" provides a unique and entertaining experience for those who love to sing on the go. While not perfect, its charming concept and ease of use make it a worthy addition to your collection of vehicle entertainment options.

🔗Uniden Bearcat Wireless CB Microphone for Clear and Secure Communication


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I recently got my hands on Uniden's BC906W wireless CB microphone, and I must say, it's been an game-changer for my communication needs while out and about. This nifty device gives me the freedom and mobility to connect wirelessly with my Bearcat CB radio from up to 100 meters away.
One of my favorite features is the noise-cancellation technology which helps reduce background sound for clear, quality audio. No more struggling to decipher muffled or distorted voices - now each transmission comes through as crisp and clean as if you were standing right next to the speaker.
The microphone charges conveniently in a cradle that also functions as a sync point, so once you've paired it once, it'll automatically reconnect each time you place it back in the cradle. And let me tell you, this battery lasts a surprisingly long time! Even though I use it daily for extended periods during my job, I only need to charge it about once a week.
There are some minor drawbacks, though. For instance, there isn't any power-saving feature or built-in charging port in the microphone itself, making it reliant on the charging cradle. Additionally, if there's a sudden power interruption, the microphone will automatically unpair from the radio, causing a small inconvenience.
Overall, considering all its pros and cons, Uniden's BC906W wireless CB microphone has made communication away from my truck much easier and more efficient. Its range, noise cancellation, and ease of use make it worth the investment for anyone looking for similar capabilities.

🔗RoadKing 4-Pin Noise-Cancelling CB Microphone


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Oh boy, I've been using this Roadking RK56B Black 4-Pin Dynamic Noise Canceling Microphone in my car, and I must say, it's been a game-changer! The moment I received it, I was impressed with the sleek black design. Not only is it super cool looking, but it's also incredibly easy to use. The push-to-talk feature is a particular highlight for me because it ensures that I only transmit when I need to.
One of the best things about this microphone, in fact, is its noise-cancellation feature. I've had it in my car during some noisy drives, and it's like I'm in a silent movie. The sound quality is top-notch, making it much easier for me to communicate clearly over the radio.
In addition to its superior performance, the Roadking RK56B is also built like a tank. It's made with high-grade materials, which not only ensures durability but also gives it a premium feel. And despite its robust construction, the microphone is surprisingly light, making it easy for me to install and adjust.
Perhaps one minor issue I had was with the wiring. It's not exactly a deal-breaker, but managing it can be a bit of a hassle, especially when I'm on the go. That said, this is a microphone that I would recommend to anyone in a heartbeat. Its unique combination of style, functionality, and quality makes it a must-have for any driver.

Buyer's Guide

Important Features


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When considering a car microphone, there are several key features to look for:
  • High-quality audio capturing
  • Noise cancellation technology
  • Compatibility with your car's entertainment system
  • Ease of installation and use
  • Durability and long-lasting performance
  • Compatibility with Bluetooth or other wireless connectivity options

Considerations Before Buying

Before making your purchase, consider the following:
  • What is your intended use for the microphone? (e. g. , hands-free calling, voice commands)
  • What is your budget?
  • Do you prefer a wired or wireless microphone?
  • Is the microphone compatible with your car's entertainment system or Bluetooth connectivity?
  • How important is noise cancellation technology to you?
  • Is the microphone easy to install and use?
  • How long does the microphone's battery last?

General Advice

To ensure you are choosing the right car microphone for your needs, take the following steps:
  1. Research different models and read customer reviews.
  2. Compare the features and specifications of each microphone.
  3. Determine if the microphone is compatible with your car's entertainment system or Bluetooth connectivity.
  4. Check the microphone's noise cancellation capabilities and overall audio quality.
  5. Ensure the microphone is easy to install and use.
  6. Consider the battery life and overall durability of the microphone.

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FAQ

What is a car microphone?

A car microphone is a specialized microphone designed for use in vehicles. It typically features noise cancellation technology and is often used in cars for clear hands-free phone conversations or in-car dictation.

Why should I use a car microphone?


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Car microphones offer several benefits. Firstly, they can drastically improve the sound quality of phone calls and in-car dictations. Secondly, they often have noise cancellation capabilities, reducing background noise and ensuring your voice can be clearly heard. Thirdly, using a car microphone keeps your hands free, allowing you to maintain control of the vehicle while engaging in a call or dictation.

How do I install a car microphone?

The installation process varies by model and vehicle. In general, a car microphone is either mounted or clipped onto the sun visor or dashboard. If you're having difficulties, consider consulting your vehicle's manual or consulting customer service for detailed installation instructions.

Can a car microphone record audio?

While many car microphones can record audio, not all do. Check the product specifications or customer reviews for information about the specific model you're considering.

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How do I know if a car microphone is compatible with my phone?

Check the product specifications or consult customer reviews to confirm compatibility with your specific phone model. The majority of modern car microphones are compatible with most smartphones, but it's always best to confirm before purchasing.

How do I connect my car microphone to my phone?

Many car microphones connect to your phone via Bluetooth. To pair them, turn on the Bluetooth function on both your phone and the microphone, then follow the device-specific pairing instructions in your phone's settings menu. Some car microphones may require a physical connection via a 3.5mm audio jack or a USB port. Always refer to your device's instructions for the correct method.

Do I need to replace the batteries in a car microphone?

Some car microphones are rechargeable and require charging, while others may need battery replacements. Check the product specifications or user manual for detailed instructions on battery maintenance.

What are some popular brands for car microphones?

Some popular brands for car microphones include Jabra, BlueParrot, and iVoice.

How much does a car microphone cost?

The cost of a car microphone can vary depending on the brand, features, and quality. Prices can range anywhere from $20 to $100 or more.

Why is my car microphone not working?

There could be several reasons why your car microphone isn't working. It could be due to improper installation, lack of power, poor connectivity, or a malfunctioning device. If you've ensured the microphone is properly installed, powered, and connected, and is still malfunctioning, consult the device manufacturer for troubleshooting advice.
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