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Oops second photo above is beater light for TX. Here’s the carabiner.
I need that!
I got this one at REI. $15. both clips lock. the center section can lock or just held by a pretty strong magnet.
I love building LEGO and this LEGO Set caught my attention as I took a "History of Animation" course at Schoolcraft College when I was going to college for my college degree in Computer Graphics Design.
Waiting on financing to go through, but this deal is all sown up. And 5.2 acres of land to go with it.
I have several of those. they are on my umbrella and all the packs I carry it in. it is fast connecting it with no fumbling.Oops second photo above is beater light for TX. Here’s the carabiner.
With this headset, does the phone need bluetooth or does the dock for the headset plug in to the phone? I am looking for something similar but my desk phone does not have bluetooth.
It doesn’t arrive until Tuesday, so based only on research...
The base is hardwired to the landline and to the pc, then bluetooths to smartphone.
A press of a button on the dock selects the desired source. Simultaneously depressing two buttons will conference them.
The headset is noise reduction and supposedly streams music too.
Congrats. I remember the mixed feelings of joy and terror due to the mortgage!
Awesome! I love my iMac 5K
FYI - Cheaper to upgrade the RAM yourself
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Nice! Just curious, what camera did you use?
Audioquest Beetle DAC
It connects my powered speakers with 3.5mm jack to my MacBook via USB (exactly like the Dragonfly does), but more importantly, enables Bluetooth 4.0 input to those speakers as well. What I didn't know before I bought was that it switches input automatically based on signal, which is neat. Optical audio as well if I ever need it.
It connects my powered speakers with 3.5mm jack to my MacBook via USB (exactly like the Dragonfly does), but more importantly, enables Bluetooth 4.0 input to those speakers as well. What I didn't know before I bought was that it switches input automatically based on signal, which is neat. Optical audio as well if I ever need it.
