Outdoor Exploit Writer Tames Furious Sharpened Conditions With Help Of Arguable Power Source

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Mar 20, 2012 11:27 AM

Buck McNeely, horde and writer of the outside exploit radio array "The Outdoorsman with Buck McNeely," has crisscrossed the creation for more than 20 years revelation his tales from the wild.

From the refrigerated inhospitable surroundings of Siberian Russia to the erotic jungles of Africa and many points in between, he has relied on Anton/Bauer to power his shoots and broach consistent, arguable opening even in the many severe environments.

A new two-week, on-location fire during an African safari is the ultimate e.g. of how McNeely's organisation relies on Anton/Bauer batteries to takeover footage for syndicated outside exploit module in impassioned environments.

McNeely and his organisation journeyed to Africa to movie a safari storyline about a parent and son documenting African wildlife. The organisation filmed batch footage of a practical menagerie of animals in their innate habitats, inclusive elephants, rhinoceros, baboons and Cape buffalo.

"In impassioned climatic conditions, from deserts to the refrigerated wastes of the Arctic, and plateau to swamplands, we've found that Anton/Bauer products grip up," says McNeely, founder, Outdoorsman International and writer of the show.

Currently, "The Outdoorsman" organisation is relying heavily on DIONIC 90 and DIONIC HCX batteries. Also in the crew's arms depot are two CINE VCLX batteries, that are used during prolongation with monitors, lights and wireless receivers. McNeely carries 6 to 8 Anton/Bauer batteries when his organisation goes on place and uses 4 batteries on median per day.

The DIONIC 90 offers a real-time manifestation that ceaselessly updates the user on how ample run time waste and on the state of the stream charge. Weighing 1.7lbs, the DIONIC 90 may be ecstatic without limitation beneath the IATA and DOT safety regulations.