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Looks nice but it is junk.
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This is actually pretty cool, cos it has a suction cup at the bottom that's rock solid.
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Also pretty cool cos it works great... the battery charger could have been a little smaller.
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This is an IR switch... and it works great! I have a couple of them under the TV stand that switch on/off bias lights and stuff.
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UPS girl brought me an RC heli to pass the cold boring winter months
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Still haven't finished putting it together... Pitch Throttle curves, Expo, swash plate mixing 3G... wtf? May need to head to a forum for some advice, cos the manual of my Tx and the flybarless setup don't make sense in English.
What's wrong with the Samsung LCD?
I just got one for the kids games room and although it is spectacular for Blu-Rays and Xbox 360, I'm not 100% happy with some of the standard definition FTA TV images - but it's so variable and depends upon the broadcast material...
GPA
Advice re heli:
don't even think about turning it on until you have flown a contra-rotating heli like a BladeCX for a couple of weeks - and flown it well.
At the same time, about 20hrs of reading online.
Trust me, proper helis like that are very, very hard.
The TV has banding, so the backlight isn't consistent... fairly common with side lit LED's.
I have a heli sim... Phoenix RC, not going to fly any time soon... I just want to set it up.
I had a large RC heli ~ 12years ago, cost ~$3500 and lasted 30 seconds before embedding itself in the ground.
Where's your junk??? Must have bought something! Carton? Bag?
Agreed pweedas
Buuutttt at least with collective pitch you can get it spun up and move the cyclic around so the rotor disc moves, thus demonstrating to bystanders how a heli works and it looks mega cool.
Then you claim to be able to actually fly it but "aww sorry folks the radio just indicated a pre-flight self test error"
Flysurfer - seriously don't start it yet, it will take your legs off and cost $500 in new bits.
I'm pretty well over buying toys and stuff. There is nothing of great interest at the shops. The last stupid thing I bought was a GoPro and that was about eight months ago.
We are going to Hong Kong in a couple of months. It's a good place to buy silly things especially with the great exchange rate.
Check this out - it's a cobra with a scorpian in it's mouth in a bottle full of rice wine. Bought it last week - only cost me $15 in Vietnam.
Could have cost me a $10k or 10 years in Prison - got off with a warning though.
Customs told me they grow the Cobras in the bottle - not sure how they got the scorpion in it's mouth.
remember not to put the TV boxes on the curb for rubbish pickup, its a good advertisement for being burgled
Got a new job so got myself a Walden (practically brand new) for $350... not sure why I bought it now...
Bought this home recently
Amazing what some people throw out!
Front tyre was RS - but it had the original on handlebar
Brakes didn't work.
Change tyre, adjust & fix brake - as new Giant Iguana Mountain Bike circa 1996
Cost: Nil
Junk: Sony HX800 46"
Finally upgraded from a CRT. The picture is awesome from directly in front of the screen. Seriously like "wow!"...
... but move one seat to the side and it's pretty fn average. Disappointed actually. Thankfully picked up cheap as probably last one in country.
Unreal in the store. CNET's TV of last year. Wish I'd gone plasma.
Fantastic: Etymotic ER-4P
Couldn't quantify saving up for a set of B&Ws when I listen to 20x as much music on my headphones. These are the bomb.