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These triangle crank truss systems feature an easy-to-use hand crank, steel cable gear system to hoist heavy speakers or light cans to heights from 60 inches to 114 inches with ease. This truss lighting crank stand has 2 stages of interlocking poles for height adjustments and has three triangle truss sections for a total span up to 177 inches wide.

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I have bought two lightning to USB C cables for about 2$ each. The cables look and feel really good and similar to what Apple would have deliver. The cables worked well for a couple of months until today. Connected my Apple pencil (gen 1) to my mac using a lightning to USB C cable and immediately the cable's controller started to smoke and almost got itself on fire. The aftermath looks like this. I can still feel the burnt smell in the room!

Luckily, the Macbook disabled all usb ports to prevent any damage to the Mac (You can see the error in the image above). The pencil was also not damaged. Needless to say, that all other cheap USB C cables went to the trash together with the damaged one.

To take advantage of the best video specs and features this drone has to offer, you will need to choose the right memory card. This means a minimum of a UHS-I with a U3 rating, but also a card no larger than 256GB which is the maximum capacity for the Air 2s.

DJI has given us some recommendations for memory cards that work best for the DJI Air 2s. I also tested various micro SD memory cards in various DJI devices to see which cards can potentially cause issues and which cards work the best. I have published that chart further down in the article.

The Sandisk Extreme Pro is the best micro SD memory card for the Air 2S Drone. It performed the best and is the fastest. Sandisk now makes this card with the A2 rating. The A2 rating is mostly irrelevant for video recording, but if you ever need a card for a tablet or smartphone, the A2 rating is what you want.

Samsung still makes some of the best microSD cards. They are very popular with smartphones and tablets, and they are back making regular SD cards now too. Their microSD cards are still some of the best-performing and most reliable memory cards out there.

When it comes to picking the best size memory card, 64GB cards will be the best choice for most people, 256GB cards are compatible but will likely be overkill even if you have three batteries from the fly more combo. Record times roughly give you about 10GB of data for 10 minutes of footage. Non-stop recording for two flights would give about 60 minutes of footage, so choose your card size according to your average record sessions.

About the size of a Mars bar, the recently revamped 321 is one of the smallest power banks in Anker's range and our pick for the best power bank under 30. It's a pocketable charger that has enough capacity to fully recharge older phones like the iPhone 7 Plus or Samsung Galaxy S7 but may not always deliver a full charge for newer models or tablets. Still, we love the compact size and think it's great for top-ups. At 5,200mAh, it's a relatively small battery, but it's perfect if you're after something basic and super-lightweight, and the 12W maximum speed is solid.

The slimmest charger we have tried at this capacity, the PowerCore Slim 10000 charged up our phone twice before needing to be recharged itself. On test, it brought the juice back up to 100% quickly thanks to the USB-C port and cable, taking just under an hour from a totally flat battery. We liked the sleek, black design and the carry pouch is a great bonus to stop lint and gumph from getting into the charging sockets if you chuck it in your bag.

Anker's slim wireless power bank has a good mid-range capacity and can charge any Qi-certified devices after you place them on the pad and press the button. It also has a versatile USB-A port and fast charging at a speed of 18W through the USB-C port. This has been a trusted companion for several trips over the last year or so, and we think it's also a good option for a day out as it can charge three devices at once. With its added versatility, we think this is the best power bank under 50 for most people, especially if you don't own an iPhone and won't use the magnetic features included in the MagSafe models on this list.

Are you still using older cables? Your phone will be charging slower than the fast-charge systems available, and the difference can be drastic. If it usually takes an hour to reach 50% charge, a fast charger could get you there in just over 20 minutes. Many Androids and iPhones are capable of quick charging (iPhone 8 onwards, for example), but you may need a new USB-C cable or Lightning-to-USB-C cable to get these speeds. Power banks are capable of this too, but you'll need to look for ones with "PD" (aka Power Delivery), as that will give you quick charging.

Mid-range power banks: Many of the best power banks come with a mid-range capacity, as it's a great balance between portability and convenience. If you pick something with a 10,000mAh battery, expect it to be a bit heftier than the small options (it could be about the same size as your phone) but not so heavy that you'd think twice about throwing one in your bag. These also potentially include fast charging capability and extra ports (more on those below).

DJ Connect is a new pro device from Griffin Technology. Unlike their split cable for iOS, which splits the output signal into two mono outputs, DJ Connect allows dual stereo pre-cueing with an additional volume control.

DJ Connect works with any iOS device and any Mac running OS X 10.6 or higher, and comes with all of the cables you need: a Lightning-connector cable, a 30-pin dock connector cable and a USB cable for cueing with Algoriddim's djay app on your Mac, iPad, and iPhone.

I like that DJ Connect comes with all the different cables and that there is a big volume button. Nevertheless, I see an advantage for Traktor Audio 2 since it's also able to charge an iPhone or an iPad while DJing.

Are you wondering what speaker cable gauge to use for the best performance? This article discusses the most important metric in loudspeaker cables and how it affects the performance of your system. If you're serious about getting all of those precious watts from your amplifier to your speakers, you'll want to carefully read this article and watch our related embedded Youtube video.

Insertionloss is the measure of the loss of load power at the speaker due to excessiveresistive losses of the cable or any additional component attached between theamplifier and the loudspeaker. We typically express this loss in decibels (dB)using the following formula:

You willexperience power loss in the speaker cable resulting in the speaker not playingas loudly. But it takes a whole lot ofloss here to become audible. For example, it would take nearly 1 ohm ofcable resistance to drop the signal level down 1dB for an 8 ohm speaker. More importantly however, as the series resistancecaused by the speaker cable increases, it makes the amplifier look more like acurrent source which will in turn cause the speakers frequency response tofollow the rise and fall of its own impedance curve. This is particularly more prominent in some class D amplifiers whose response changes more significantly with varying load impedance.

In order tominimize the potential of audibility here, I have established a guideline ofthe maximum acceptable degree of insertion loss that a cable should present tothe system so that when a real world amplifier and loudspeaker are connected,the cable resistance will have a negligible contribution to the overall systemresponse. I plotted the Insertion Loss(dB) vs Distance (ft) for various cable gauges from 18AWG to 10AWG using an 8ohm speaker load.

As you cansee in the graph, once your distances exceed about 10 feet, you should considerspeaker wire 16AWG or lower. If you areusing a loudspeaker that is rated at 4 ohms, the critical distance becomesabout half that. It is really important touse thicker wire for long cable runs, especially when driving a lot of powerinto low impedance loudspeaker systems.

Damping factoris a ratio of rated loudspeaker impedance (ZL) to the source impedance (Zs). In this case our source impedance is (Rcable+ Ramplifier). Since we set theamplifier impedance to zero, we will focus solely on the source impedance ofthe speaker cable and see how it affects the damping factor of the system.

In order tominimize the potential of audibility here, I have established a guideline ofthe minimum acceptable System Damping Factor between a cable and a loudspeakerso that when a real world amplifier and loudspeaker are connected, the cableresistance will have a negligible contribution to the overall systemresponse. I plotted the Damping Factor vs Distance (ft) for various cable gaugesfrom 18AWG to 10AWG using an 8 ohm speaker load and correlated the results withthe data we gathered on Insertion Loss in Figure 1.

Realizeonce you attach a real world amplifier (non zero output impedance) and loudspeaker (reactive load), the overall systemlosses will be greater but the goal here is to ensure the speaker cable isas transparent as possible.

Cableinductance, AC resistance due to skin effect (to a much smaller extent), will further increase theselosses but they are secondary concerns to primary DC cable resistance. Although I have measured some exotic cablesto produce proportionally lower AC resistance than ordinary zip cord, most ofthese cables had such high DC resistance that even at the frequency extremes;standard 12AWG zip cord had lower overall resistance!

Braided cables utilize multiple individually insulated conductors (usually 22-26AWG) twisted in a pattern that helps to reduce series mutual inductance but usually at the expense of increased capacitance. Remember anytime you bring conductors closer together, the inductance gets reduced but capacitance goes up. I do appreciate these type of cable designs if they aren't overly blown out of proportion with high capacitance needing a zobel network termination to prevent amplifier oscillation for long runs. Braided cables are a fine choice provided that you aren't sacrificing resistance for the design. Some of my favorite braided cables are the mid priced cables like the 8PR or 8TC from Kimber Kable. However, some of their more expensive cables like the Bifocals exhibit lots of capacitance and are not something I'd recommend for very long runs especially because they are quite cost prohibitive and NOT worth the expense for no sonic benefit, in my opinion. 041b061a72