Images of items I have purchased.
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I have a small cam for FoV for exactly the reason you say.
Have balanced the props.
I have circular polarised antennas too
I'm not new to flying. I have a Trex 450.
I was going to build an F550 but I figured that the Phantom would suit my needs and be more portable.
Looks mad, I'm close to dropping cash on one of these, well until I spotted this on the way....
It backfired due to your politeness
And self loving of my lens collection.
It's so pretty though!
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Doesnt concern me as much as the middle screw.
There's no real need for it to ever come out. People often opt to take them out if it's a sport injury as a shard of titanium travelling around your body can be dangerous. I'm in no rush to repeat the injury, though, so i'm happy for it to sit there for now.
Ahh didn't know, thought they took them out.
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Ta.
Its a Mkiii and I have several lenses.
Canon 17-40L
Canon 24-70L
Canon 135L
Canon 85mm 1.8
And soon to be a Canon 35L as well
Ooh, if you come to the London meet. I would be very intrigued to try out the 135 if you're feeling nice
I have heard amazing things but never got to try one personally...
kd
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Pigs of snuff I'd fought.
Parking sensor kit for the car, new antenna as the original Saab one has had it and looks gash. Also a 3.5mm jack socket turned up which is the first part of my DIY Aux-in for said car.
Load of other stuff turned up but thats with Dad, all for the car. Shall post pix tomorrow.
Safe.
Load of other stuff turned up but thats with Dad, all for the car. Shall post pix tomorrow.
Safe.
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stough, stuf?
Ooh, if you come to the London meet. I would be very intrigued to try out the 135 if you're feeling nice
I have heard amazing things but never got to try one personally...
kd
Sure thing.
It's one of my favourites...it is IMPOSSIBLE to take a bad photo with it
I should be at that meet.
Nope
Car had an aux-in fitted 'at some point' by a previous owner, when he sold it he took it with him
However the option is still enabled in the radio (Saab have to activate it, thats part of the £150 they charge for the pleasure)
The cable from Saab is £55....for literally an aux-in cable (can see why he took it with him!). So I'm making my own
For the parts its cost me £9.50...so with roughly an hour of soldering and swearing at the car, should have me up and running
So all that box does is plug in to the aux-in and then allow you to connect via bluetooth to stream ze music?
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...you could do that, but tbh i'd much rather be able to just put the phone in a cradle (got a wireless charging Qi cradle on order) and go. Combine that with NFC and some scripts you can get it starting the music playing, nav firing up etc etc.
but yes, basically the box allows you to connect to the aux in via bluetooth
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New case, fans, heatsink and second 7850 for crossfire.
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