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Not easy to do I think it lacks colure. A makro of the rotten tomatos would be better to see the degradation of the tomato. can you give a bit of context? Is this on a tomato field? i will give you 5/10 Tupolev TU 144 Sinsheim Germany

Hmmmmm ok I have just looked at the user manual of your TV it looks like our TV supports bluetooth playback or toslink playback. So you can link the TV with your bluetooth Speakers I'm not shore if it works just with Samsung or with all devices. If you are using Kodi/XBMC as source you have a computer or raspberry PI? In case of a PI and you would like 5.1 surround sound you need a Decoder or Receiver if you are happy with 2.0 or 2.1 setup you can use the Analog output of the PI. If your source (kodi/XBMC) is a PC with soundcard a 5.1 Setup can be done without decoder / receiver. If you want to give back the Sound from your TV via toslink you will need a decoder / receiver.

Hey I had a short look on ebay and for your budged it is not easy. Perhaps if you give a bit more of information like · is it important to have DTS HD or Dolby True HD Decoding. · what is your source is DVD or Bluray · do you want to give back the sound to a decoder/receiver via toslink or do you have a separate DVB-S, DVB-C or DVB-T receiver it might be a bit more easy to find something fore you

Looks good (I like it), depth of field and bokeh For me the center of the picture is missing like a stick Insect or did I miss it? over all 7/10

That is good let us know how it works for you

@ cc143 9/10 good one i think at night with more lights is a option

Hey I am canon shooter (5Dmk4 stills) Canon is not the best in low light situations if you pull up the ISO graining will appear Sony and Nikon cams are better in low light situations. Glass is important you have to think about what you want to do ok vlog But at home or outside light is the factor. Small apertures = low light = low depth of field I do agree for example the canon EF 50mm F1.8 is not a wide angel lens if you have it on a cropped sensor ( actual it is 50*1,6= 80mm lens ). I think 35mm is better for you Think about the weight and the volume of the DSLR a Mirrorless might be a bit more expensive but less weight and volume

Hey The_Askinator I can not give you an advice in terms of brand or what to bay exactly but perhaps I can give you an advice how to tackle the Problem. First all you would like to play back music (from your phone Bluetooth/wireless) and movies right? Music and Film are two thinks in terms of used frequency spectrum (I know mp3 bandwidths as well). There is a difference if you use bigger Speakers for music or smaller one. For my ears smaller speakers with music always miss out something in the meddle ton levels. For example my Setup is a 7.1 “teufel VT11” (mid range speakers) and Sub on a Pioneer VSX921 (teufel is a German Speaker manufactory) . A buddy of mine has got a 7.1 “teufel consono 35 mk2” (smaller speakers) on the same AV-receiver. If you compare the two in case of TV/Movie there is nearly no hearable difference but if you listen to Music there is one as I said the richness of the sound is on bigger Speakers better than on smaller ones. And think about you personal preference it maybe that you find the sounds great and I think it is carp. I think you should go to your local HiFi dealer and listen to speakers on different systems and from different sources. Sound bar is more complex if you use it as a 5.1 replacement for a 2.1 setup no problem. With the Sound bare the rear speakers are emitted form the front und reflected of the wall back to your listening position. So the shape of the room, carpet, blinds, curtains etc. make a difference how good or bad the rear channels are reflected even the width of the room is a factor. The sound needs space to reflect a round you. Sound bars are not my cup of tea. I hope it helped

Hey if we take a look at physics the length of the antenna should be 1/4 times Lambda (wave lengths). Antennas for 2.4 GHz are quit short. The Antenna should be in free air not enclosed in a box or case (with increasing the GHz count, shorting the wave lengths, blocking it of gets easy) Without boosting the output of our transmitter you hardly increase the range. In Germany it is illegal to boost transmitter outputs so check that with you local authorities

Let me know how it worked have fun

Yes the specs are ok from the Electrical point but WARNING -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The pack in the link is a soft pack the soft packs are not intended for the use in cas as the name says the pack is soft it can be damage fast. 5000mah means hat Battery can proved 5 A for 1 hour or if we stress is it can deliver 125 Amps that is a lot of power you can du welding with that current. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- use a hard case look hire these are all hard cases https://hobbyking.com/en_us/batteries/car-hardcase.html If the dimensions: 137x46x40mm fit in your car i would take this pack https://hobbyking.com/en_us/zippy-5000mah-3s1p-30c-hardcase-pack.html

I think hard-pack Lipo 5000 mA and 30C will give you drive time. Lower C lower discharge = more drive time but lower top speed. You might look at your gear ratio this is an factor too. I personal drive a 4500 mA 45C S2 LiPO in a Tamiya TT 02-B and that is good for 5-10 minutes Drive time am Top Speeds of 80 Km/h = 50 mph

What are you after speed or driving time ?

Hey , I have read the thread I personally have a Tamiya TT02-B started with NINH Battery-pack And switched to LiPO S2 and there are a lot of things to look out fore 11) Never use a soft pack Lipo in an RC-Car in case of an impackt 22) You always need to have an shutdown electronic for the LiPO battery pack 33) Charging a LiPO pack you need a balancer and a charger (S2 and +) 44) What do I need on capacity depends on your RC-Car. Say for e.g. your Speed Controller (ESC) can handle 150 Amps to deliver 150 Amps you take a look at the Battery specs and calculate the output of the LiPO. Capacity times C factor. Or in our case 150 Amps = 150000 mA =150000 mA/25c = 6000 mA

Hey Markus I am german too I am runnig a Pi1 as NAS vor Picturs and Audio the speed is ok for videos no way to low if you need mor informations write to me and we kann speek in german to make is easyer fore you