I use this for my 2011 Dodge RAM and using a 4 inch plumbing connector was able to attach this to the existing air intake tube. Working great. Better throttle response and nice throaty roar from the motor

I liked this product because it actually worked. I was losing sleep because of plumbing noise and faulty HVAC units in adjoining apartments. These noises are no longer a problem when I use the white noise sound machine. I am so accustomed to the white noise that I use it even though there is no disturbance.

The Part works as expected. The miracle for me is I could oder this part from Amazon, meanwhile, the plumbing company told me it would be 6 weeks before they could get the same part.....

Arrived next day! AWESOME!I'm mainly using this for Moon & planetary observations from Metro Atlanta with a lot of light pollution. I chose the 6SE vs. the 8SE because of this. I am super pleased. The moon is a different experience now.The telescope is well protected in its package. The tripod is sturdy and hefty. Assembly was a snap! Every detail says this telescope is high quality and also an excellent discussion piece just because of its beauty and sophistication. Once you Skyalign it, it will hunt to any celestial body visible in the sky and stop on it dead center and.... then track it!!! I love this telescope. I have always wanted one, a nice one like this. I'm so pleased.It moves faster and more smoothly on AC power vs battery power.The collimation was perfect upon arrival.I still need to read the manual on Aligning it, because it's feature packed from a software perspective and understanding the commands will really help. I’m happy.

This is one of the best gadgets I've ever purchased. Bought it to read in bed, and it works fine for that. But I use it for a whole lot of other things and it's extremely handy. Taking walks at night so people see us, working on plumbing under the sink, going up in the attic, anytime I need a flashlight but don't have a free hand to hold one. Easy to bend into the shape you want (so the light points where you need it). It's bright and the battery lasts a long time. Very pleased with this purchase.

Tripie muy practico y funcional, habiendo muchos en el mercado me incline a elegir este basándome en los muchos comentarios que se encuentran en la red y vaya que no se equivocaron, tiene buena pinta y se siente de una calidad que si bien no es la mejor en cuanto a acabados si se siente resistente para unos buenos años de uso. Como mencioné tal vez el único punto negativo que podría mencionar es el que no se percibe una calidad excelente en sus plásticos pero eso solo es una cuestión de percepciones pues ya en el uso constante no percibo que sea un producto que falle o que pueda dar problemas en el futuro, este tripie - Tripod de Arkon lo recomiendo ampliamente.

I bought the 6SE through Amazon and also bought the Celestron lense/filter collection and the AC adapter. Everything arrived on time and intact, despite UPS's best attempts to damage the telescope box. Kudos to Celestron for their packaging. Collimation was perfect right out of the box and didn't need adjustment.I've used the scope on virtually every clear night for the last month and am very impressed. Sky Align is a breeze. The only times it has failed I either forgot to enter the correct date or time. After that it is a matter of finding 3 bright objects in the night sky and centering them in your eyepiece. HINT: I use the 27mm eyepiece to initially find each object (after using the finder scope) and then add the 2X Barlow to more accurately center the object. I usually pick some star in the Big Dipper, Capella, and for the time being Jupiter as my alignment objects. Works every time I input the right info. There is a bit of a learning curve so don't expect the unit to bend to your will until you've learned the system. The 'Identify' feature is great for a newbie astronomer like me: Point at the object and NextStar tells you what it is. I've spent a lot of time viewing Jupiter and images of it and the 4 visible moons are clear and crisp using the provided 27mm eyepiece as well as the 9mm and 15mm eyepieces I purchased separately, all 3 alone and with the 2X Barlow. Tracking is not all that accurate unless you sync to the object (in the 'Align' menu. Then it is much better. A list of Strengths and Weaknesses as I see it:Strengths:1. The price and low cost of accessories.2. The clear images.3. Ease of setup and alignment.4. Portability of the SC design.Weakness:1. The provided level is junk. I use a 4" builders bull's eye level for much better accuracy.2. You must remove the telescope from the tripod for leveling. Leveling with the scope attached to the tripod produces an error of approximately 1.5 degrees. In that respect it would have been nice if Celestron built an accurate level rather than the logo into the base.3. The AC adapter turns with the scope so it is possible to unplug it or entwine your tripod during a night's viewing. If you unplug you lose your alignment, so always have batteries installed even if you use the AC adapter. A nice future upgrade would be to install the plug for the adapter in the non moving part of the base. It merely requires 2 contacts on 2 spiral tracks between the movable and stationary parts of the base.4. Unless you use the Sync option, alignment seems to deteriorate over the course of a couple of hours. I am careful with the initial alignment as detailed above so I do not think that is the problem, rather something in the software. This is evidenced over the course of an evening by slewing back to an object (Jupiter in my case) using the GOTO Planet on the keypad. Over a period of time each return is farther to the left of center and lower in the field of view.5. Keeps me outside on cold nights exploring the skies rather than inside by the fire.Still a 5-star product I am very happy with.

I would suggest these for small bookshelf or satellite speakers unless you want to add sandbags to the base. They are very solid metal, nicely built and so easy to assemble I didn't look at the instructions until I was finished. :) A guy thing, no doubt.I'm only using them for small speakers, setting the stand height to about 22" and they work great, but bigger speakers and a taller height might be a stretch depending on your environment. Again, they are *solid* metal, not some cheap tin-like crap - the pipe used for the main pole feels more solid than some plumbing I've had in the past, but the laws of physics start to take over when the speaker gets too big or heavy.