Monday, September 29, 2014
Combo Rapid Car Charger + Home Wall Charger + USB Data Charge Sync Cable for Samsung DoubleTime, Ca
Monday, July 14, 2014
NOCO IGD90HP Grey 90 Amp High-Performance Battery Isolator
Short story: It Works Cant be used with smart chargers that need "feedback" from the battery, but it works.I separated the batteries on my camping trailer and used this to seperate the charging system. It works well, but doesn't provide feedback for chargers.
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This little baby is the best thing to divert charge to our 8 lighting batteries and protect the 32 batteries that are the ones that run all our stuff on inverters in our home. So far the idea is working well and the little 90 amp unit has been doing exactly what I planned for it.Read Best Reviews of NOCO IGD90HP Grey 90 Amp High-Performance Battery Isolator Here
good product and has manual instructions which are easy to follow.i recommend it to any person who has a need for it
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It did the job of keeping both my batteries on board the boat fully charged even when using them off shore at night.Wednesday, July 9, 2014
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Thursday, June 26, 2014
Duracell Digital Inverter 200
- Digital display technology providing valuable instant feedback
- Automatic shutdown protection against overload, over-temperature, and low/high battery conditions
- DC terminals for lighter socket or direct battery connection
- 3-prong grounded AC outlets
- Fault-code display makes troubleshooting easier
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Digital display is useful. A bit touchy if your car battery is a little low. Mine was at 10.5 V.It worked, but it kept beeping to tell me there was a problem.
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
GTMax Purple 5 inch 5'' Eva Pouch Carrying Case + Black (Home + Car) Charger adapters + 3FT Mini 5
- Compatible with Garmin , Magellan, TomTom GPS Devices that not exceed 5-inch
- 1 x Purple 5 inch 5'' Eva Pouch Carrying Case
- 1 x Black Home Charger adapters
- 1 x Black Car Charger adapters
- 1 x 3FT Mini 5 pin USB Cable
Thursday, December 26, 2013
Schumacher IP-95C Jump Starter & Air Compressor
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So far so good. A lot lighter than my old one, which was working fine except my son needed it more than me.I've used the pump to re-inflate my exercise ball, wheelbarrow tire and the tire on my portable generator.
I've jumped the car battery twice and I love the fact that an extension cord plugs right in with no hunting for the right wall charger to use. I'll bet there are 6 different ones in the garage, for weed whackers etc. I also love the fact that it is so light. The old one was tough for me to lift out of the car with my bad back. Still haven't had the need to use the CSB port. But I'm sure I'll need to charge my cell phone one of these day's out in the woods fishing.
So far I would highly recommend it to anyone, with the exception of my son!.
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This charger is the second one we have owned. We shopped around and read reviews and found this one to be the best bargain. When we received it, we charged it and used it to pump up a tire and start the engine of our riding mower. It performed great. I would recommend this product to anyone that needs a top quality charger.Want Schumacher IP-95C Jump Starter & Air Compressor Discount?
I have owned for 5 months , had used it couple of times. Jump starting chrysler sebring was lightning fast. Air compressor is bit noisy but works well . I made sure I don't leave air compressor running for more than 3-4 minutes at a stretch.Monday, November 11, 2013
Garmin GPS 10 Deluxe with Bluetooth Technology
- WAAS-Enabled, 12-Channel Sensor Receives GPS Satellite
- Signals & Wirelessly Transmits Them To A Mobile Device
- Adds Full-Featured GPS Navigation To Bluetooth-Enabled Devices
- More Than 5 Million Points Of Interest Such As Restaurants, Hotels,
- Gas Stations & Attractions
What prompted me to start sourcing for another GPS device is due to the airport hassle we experience these days. I work for the Sales department of a security company and that means frequent travel these days. The StreetPilot III is an excellent device but its a little bulky to fit into my notebook bag.
Hence enter the Garmin GPS 10. I got mine for $209 from Digitally Unique, they're slow on shipping but the price was good. Get the Deluxe package and not the receiver only one, the Garmin software and maps are worth the money.
In comparison with the older StreetPilot, advantages are:
1. Small, light and easily fit into your pocket or laptop bag, easier when passing through airport security.
2. Integrated magnetic mount allows for mounting outside the rental car, a good solution in case you rented a car with heatsheild on the windscreen that can block GPS signal.
3. Waterproof, so you can still mount the device outside the car in adverse weather condition.
4. Software provided for both PocketPC and Windows OS (Mac / Linux users are out of luck here). Most business travellers like myself typically carry a PDA and for sure has a notebook. In case your PDA fails, you'll still have GPS capability using your notebook.
5. Enhanced software features includes:
More customization options
Cool transparent setting for indicators and prompts
Elevation indicator, nice feature when travelling
Easier filter for Waypoints and POI (Points of Interest)
6. Uses standard SD or Compact flash memory cards supported by your PDA instead of the proprietary flash memory cards from Garmin. Get the Viking 512mb SD card available from Amazon here with rebate, goes nicely if your PDA has a SD slot.
7. The GPS 10 turns on automatically if it detects power from the 12v cigarette lighter adaptor.
Disadvantages compared to StreetPilot III:
1. This could be related to my choice of PDA, I'm using a Dell Axim X5 PocketPC 2003. This PDA does not have an integrated Bluetooth so I use a Anycom Bluetooth CF card. Whenever I turn off the PDA and back on again, I need to re-connect the Bluetooth serial connection. Then I have to stop the Garmin nRoute software from searching the serial port, then reconnect again. A bit of a hassle compared to the StreetPilot III where you simply turn it on.
2. Routing algorithm not as good as StreetPilot III. The Pocket PC based routing logic seems to be slightly inferior to the one based on SP III (Palm OS based).
3. Depending on your PDA, the screen could be very difficult to read in the car. The Dell Axim X5 does not do well despite its transreflective LCD. The SP 3 on the other hand is clearly visible under all sorts of condition. Recommend you buy a PDA with a very bright screen.
4. PDA dependent. The SP 3 is a integrated device and is very rugged, sitting in direct sunlight for 2 years before I finally managed to buy a townhouse with a garage last year. The PDA however, is flimsy in comparison. I would not thing the Dell Axim will hold up being in sunlight all the time for 2 years.
5. Mounting a hassle. For a semi permanent mount in a car, you'll have to buy a mount either from Seidio or Arkon. However, those mounts are mainly for the PDA and you'll have to mount the GPS 10 seperately.
Recommendation:
1. If you do not travel by air frequently but is looking for a GPS device for use in your car, go with one of those all-in-one devices such as the older Garmin 2610/2620 or the newer Garmin c320/c330. They're much easier to use and mount, and are easier to see in your car.
2. For frequent travellers by air, get this Garmin GPS 10 and a good PDA. This combo is a lot more portable and works even if you end up renting a car with heatshield on the windscreen. Also, in case the PDA fails, you'll have your notebook to fall back on.
3. If you decide on the Garmin GPS 10, get a PDA that has the fastest possible processor. The latest Intel XScale running at 624Mhz is a good choice. My Axim X5 running 416Mhz though usable, I sometimes felt a faster processor would be nice when I'm planning a trip and markign waypoints on the PDA.
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I am an accountant with average PC skills. If you have a laptop with Bluetooth and another person to serve as navigator, the GPS 10 Deluxe is for you.Set-up was easy. The n-Route laptop navigation software loaded quickly and easily as did the maps of the US and Canada. (On a laptop, you can load and unlock the maps all in one step.)
The GPS/software kit price is 5% of an installed navigator on new car while the functionality is comparable, and the laptop screen view and sound are excellent. Documentation of the software and GPS is thorough and easy to follow. The magnetic GPS 10 module clings securely to the hood or roof of your car.
Turn on your laptop and connect to the GPS 10 with Bluetooth. Then open the n-Route software and the laptop quickly connects with the GPS. You are ready to go (the software permits you to see how many satellites are being used to fix your position).
Assuming that you have saved your home and destination as "waypoints," you can easily create a route using two waypoints (beginning and end). The software/GPS allows your laptop follow the progress of your vehicle and provides suggested voice and visual directions along the way. Of course, you can chose to go your own way at any point, and the software automatically recalculates your route. At the bottom of the screen you can watch the ever-changing status including your current speed, direction, and time and distance to destination and next maneuver.
The maps have very good route detail and lots of helpful information regarding retail establishments and other points of interest, with an easy way to find them, especially when you are looking for something while traveling (gas, food, etc.).
You may need to change the setting on your firewall to disable the automatic detection of new wireless networks that you will encounter while travelingxx in residential areas, which will distract from your navigating.
Defining a "waypoint" by using a street address may take a little practice and some trial and error.
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Note When I ordered this, Amazon had the descriptions switched for two similar products. One comes with software, the other does not. The more expensive one comes with software.I am using this with my HP IPaq PDA without problems. Routing is very accurate. The software is good and the find feature is like having the yellow pages in your hand as you can search companies, services etc and get their phine number as well as their address...
Product suggestion, make a small recess to keep the rubber plug that closes the power socket when not in use...
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Update 1/6/2010:This unit has gotten better with time. Since initial review, I moved to the ATT (HTC) 8525, and a couple of software updates and a firmware update make this little beauty shine. None of the bluetooth disconnect issues exist anymore from the original review. Latest software included 3D view, and performance is much more reasonable on the 8525. Would get 5 stars if the unit would provide GPS to apps other than Garmin. Shame on you Garmin in your closed source, closed access attitude. New maps updates are ridiculous at $100+.
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The GPS unit is extremely sturdy, the magnetic mount is perfect, and the power adapter plug cover thingy is lost already (I've owned for a month).
I use the Cingular 8125 smart phone with the device. The GPS is the only bluetooth device I use with the phone. If the phone powers off, or the GPS is powered off, or the phone is taken out of the bluetooth range, the bluetooth partnership is never remembered. If the phone goes to sleep, the partnership is lost. Workaround is to keep the phone plugged in all the time, or turn off sleep mode on the phone.
Software on the PDA is fairly decent, but due to the weak processor in my phone (200MHz OMAP), calculating routes can take upwards of 2 minutes sometimes. The phone sometimes generates exceptions on the Que software when it is not even running.
Worse part of the software is getting maps onto the phone. I live and travel throughout Texas extensively, and about once a month I'll go somewhere outside of the state. I keep all of Texas (about 6 zones) stored on the SD card, but when I want to add say the D.C area, it's a complete reselect of all 6 zones in TX and then the new zones I want, and then the whole thing has to be uploaded through the USB link again. Ideally the software would read what zones you have already, then allow you to add or remove only those you want.I wanted a GPS to use on a road trip to Arizona and ordered a GPS 10 to use with a Dell Axim PDA. Got he GPS 10 at end of April and used a couple of times. It worked as advertised. On the road trip to Arizona I plugged it into the cigeratte lighter to charge the battery. The unit got so hot I could not hold it. After that the GPS 10 would not come back on.
I have been trying for 3 days to call Garmin tech support and it is almost always busy. I did get thru once after holding for 45 minutes. After listening to the menu I selected the Outdoor option and was on hold some more. Finally someone answered the phone, said I was in the wrong que, tried to transfer me but we got disconnected. Tried calling again and was busy.
Finally got on the web site and sent a message to tech support. After 36 hrs. I got a response that said send it back for repairs.
Recieved the new one and got the blue tooth to connect to my PDA (dell axim 51v) but it would not connect to the Garmin Que software. Another call to Garmin (busy, hold, disconnect, busy again) after a week or so finally got thru to Garmin. Seems I needed a new unlock code since I changed units and the software is linked to the GPS unit and they must match. Once you get them all connected it works. But the next time you want to use it you must delete the Bluetooth connection and go thru the Bluetooth setup again.
If you use it with Microsoft Streets the unit will connect and follow along with little effort. The only problem is that MS streets will only download a small area at a time to the PDA. But it does work if you stay in the small area or load another map set.
Bottom Line I've had the system for 4 plus months and haven't got it to work properly in the whole time. Wasn't a good use of a couple hundred bucks
Friday, October 25, 2013
Kat's 1153 Handi-Heat 200 Watt Magnetic Heater
I bought the smaller one and it's worked great. If I had one complaint it's that, while the unit functions in extreme weather, the electric cord insulation cracked due to constant use in sub-zero weather. I will replace that, since this unit is indispensable to someone living in a very cold area.
I have a specialized engine block heater in one of my cars and have used this unit on the others. It functioned as well as the engine block heater, despite it's small size.
I would highly recommend this unit. The magnet is plenty strong to attach firmly to a flat metal surface and the small size is actually an advantage when sliding it beneath the engine to attach it.
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I have purched three of these heaters (two from Amazon, one from an auto parts store). Two of the three have melted the plastic case resulting in a very hazardous condition. Five Star Mfg. Co. was unresponsive. I strongly caution against this product for use on anything of significant value or in an area containing combustable materials.Want Kat's 1153 Handi-Heat 200 Watt Magnetic Heater Discount?
I looked at this and one of the "150 watt heating pad" units & wasn't sure which was best, so with both being ~$25 (where it's not like buying a car) I got one of each (figuring I may put one on a car and keep one for other uses). One of the places I wanted to be able to use them was on a small engine (like for a generator or snow-blower) and with those having an aluminum block (where the magnet won't stick) I got a steel plate ~1/8 thick I could bolt up to the engine base. I put this heater on the plate (without it on the engine yet) & plugged it in, after 1 minute the plate seemed totally cold still. I pulled the plate off and put my hand near the unit where it's base was warm, so put it back on. Apparently, the magnetic bars (that we assume holds the hot iron to the plate) stick out enough that it leaves a 1/16-1/8 gap between the base creating the heat and the attached plate. I'm not sure if that's intentional (giving the magnets full contact to be sure they hold it where placed), but the heat either needs to "jump" the air gap or all be funneled thru the little magnet bars to get where you want it to go. If we're talking about temps of 20 or less where you want to warm an engine, having the air gap around it doesn't seem great to me. After leaving it for 1/2 hour the plate did get up to ~130 degrees, but that was it (so this does have temp controls that cycle it on & off shown from the max temp and I checked the power draw). Seeing another review of "The plastic melted on multiple units" make me wonder how it'll hold up in the long run.I then tried placing the "heating pad" unit on the same plate (after cleaning it as per instructions and putting a bead of silicone around the edge that needed to dry). With it plugged in, the plate is too hot to hold within 1 minute (~140 degrees) and gets up to ~200 within another minute even with the less power draw.
So my conclusion is if you want good/quick heat transfer, the heat pad unit seems better with full contact putting the heat directly on what you want to warm. If you want an easy to slap on unit (that can be removed), this one may be good. Either one needs bare metal for where it's placed, so I see no real difference there (they both say "Don't place on painted surfaces cuz it'll damage the paint, so strip off any paint if there is any where you want it".)
Note: If you're wondering "How do you warm a generator engine with power out (which is when you need it)?" I have a deep cycle battery & inverter that should work for 1/2 hour, then with the gen going I can recharge.
Friday, October 11, 2013
Stinger HPM Series 0 Gauge Matte Clear OFC Power Wire
- SHW10C-50 - Stinger HPM 1/0 AWG Matte Clear 50 Feet Hyper-Flex / Ground Cable
- 1/0 Gauge Speaker Cable
- Matte finish HyperTwist wire construction provides excellent flexibility
- Single conductor reduces electromagnetic noise
- Length: 50 ft
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Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Supertooth Buddy Bluetooth Cell Car Speaker for Samsung Intensity II 2
- Bluetooth hands-free kit version 2.1
- Quick fixation on sun visor via metal clip
- Headset and hands-free profiles
- Multipoint : 2 phones can be paired simultaneously
- Automatic pairing
- Full Duplex
- DSP
- Operating range : 10 meters
- Frequency : 2.4 GHz
- Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery
- Voice recognition dialling (if phone supports)
- Reject incoming call
- Last call redial
- Talk time : 20 hours
- Stand-by time : 1000 hours
- Charging time : 3 hours
Saturday, September 7, 2013
Duracell 813-0807 800 Watt DC to AC Digital Power Inverter
By the way, you can purchase an adapter to be able to plug this into your cigarette lighter. YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO USE 800 WATTS! You could then use this inverter to power equipment up to about 150 200 watts otherwise you will need to attach it directly to the battery.
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1. Do you live in an area where the power could ever go out?2. Do you own a vehicle (or, more accurately, own a vehicle battery)?
3. Do you have small devices such as cell phones, laptop computers, tablet devices, power tools, or even lamps that you would like to be able to power during a blackout?
If the answer to all these questions is "yes", do yourself a favor and get a Duracell Digital Inverter 800. Having an inverter will allow you–during a power outage, or anytime you're away from an AC outlet (camping, job sites, etc.)–to convert the DC power stored in your car's 12-volt battery into 120-volt AC power that you can plug electric devices into.
I recently wrote a full review of this item on my blog at: TraceMyPreps.com http://tracemypreps.com/2013/04/12/product-review-duracell-digital-inverter-800/
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The Duracell 800 watt inverter is an item that I think everyone should have as part of a home emergency kit. Just about everyone will go through a power blackout at some time or another and you never really know how long it will last. Not everyone has the financial resources or extra space to store a generator, but if you have access to a motor vehicle, you can have emergency power in your residence; to keep a light or 2 on, to charge a cell phone, or power your freezer for an hour to keep all that valuable food in there from spoiling. All you need is this unit and a 50-100' 14 ga extension cord(s) and some 3 way splitters, and a tank full of gas and you've got power.Even if you live in a 2nd story or higher apartment building, you can drop a cord over the balcony and you're good to go.And if you have to leave for any reason, the inverter doesn't take up much room in your vehicle so you can have portable AC power where ever your vehicle is!
The Duracell inverter comes with the cables/clamps needed to hook up to any 12v battery and is ready to use in under a minute. the digital display readout lets you readily know how much power is left in the battery, so you know when you have to to start the vehicle and charge it back up. At 800 watts, it won't power your home's A/C but it will power a fan to help keep you cool or make ice for a cooler. It can power a video game or a DVD player to help keep the kids calm and occupied and cook some dinner in the crock pot while you take care of otherimportant matters. You can even be the good guy of the community by letting your unprepared neighbors charge their phones or portable electronic devices!
For under $100, you can have a portable power station. How can you beat that?
Get one of these units before the storm hits and you won't be left in the dark and disappointed.
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bought this product to allow me to power my fridge durring a winter storm blackout. did a few tests and it works better then expectedTuesday, August 27, 2013
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Saturday, August 17, 2013
Black & Decker MSW100 Ready Wrench
The problem is that it attempts to fit both SAE and metric sizes. While there are a few sizes that are very close (19mm and 3/4" are within 1%, 16mm is about 5/8"), most of the sizes are not. That means this wrench is sloppy on almost every fastener. The looseness combined with the flat six point sides puts pressure on just the tips, leading to rounded nuts and bolt heads.
I still see the potential of this design. Craftsman has individual tools for metric and SAE, and I've put the metric one on my Christmas list to see if that version lives up to my hopes.In my home shop, I have a variety of power tools that require height and tension adjustments and use machine bolts and screws for that purpose. I like a clutter free shop and sometimes the need to have a ratchet and a handful of sockets out is a bit annoying, this item helps alleviate that.
As advertised and already listed, this wrench has 16 of the most frequent socket sizes installed on one hand tool. I can dial the socket size I need and not have to frequently pull out a socket set. I do work on my lawnmower and I also take apart, store, and pull back out furniture items that use nuts and bolts also. Would I say that this one tool would replace a mechanic's tool set? No, probably not. But it does make life a little easier for me. If I need to perform any car repair, I do have my ratchet sets. If I am under the car and in difficult spots under the hood, a ratchet still is the best choice. It may ,however, be quite useful as a breaker bar.
Special items to note -
1. The sockets are 6 point and not the cheaper 12 point versions. For those that are unfamiliar with the difference, professionals will use 6 point sockets because they have less of a tendency to round over bolts. 12 point sockets can do a lot of damage to a bolt when applied with too much torque. I am pleased they went with the higher end sockets.
2. This tool, in most situations, will reduce the need for deep sockets and will reduce the amount of times you need to use a wrench instead of a socket. Sometimes bolts are long and when you attempt to use a socket, the socket is too short to fit over the bolt. I run into this when assembling and disassembling my kitchen table. I have to use a wrench because the socket bottoms out on the bolt before touching the nut. The way this is designed, the bolt (most times) could slide through the socket on the opposite side, allowing the socket to grip the nut firmly.
3. Only complaint of this tool (and not really a large one) is that the 45 and 90 degree stops for the sockets do not lock. There is a stop for the angles, but not a full locking mechanism. During high torque situations, this might make for more tricky situations. This is where the choice of using 6 point, rather than 12 point sockets is a large factor.
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Due to the design and size, this wrench does not work in about 65% of the situations tried. Also the standard/metric use for each socket head is no good. If either the metric or standard sizes fit well and tight, then the opposite on the same socket head does not. Very poor product.Want Black & Decker MSW100 Ready Wrench Discount?
I titled this "Almost" because it almost fits American and almost fits Metric. I have always considered Black & Decker tools for quick and easy projects. And this wrench fits the bill. I have a lot of their battery power tools so I do understand their uses and limitations. I went out to my garage and tried this wrench on a variety of different nuts and bolts. Whatever nuts and bolts fit loosely in the wrench I tried them with an American socket or a metric socket just to see the difference. In all cases, the right socket fit more precisely, which was to be expected.I've been a shade tree mechanic (my hubby is writing this) since my teen years so I've always tried to use the proper tool for the proper job. Would I use this tool for any serious work, probably not. But I don't believe it was designed for that purpose. Would I grab this wrench to go tighten a nut or bolt? Probably so if I didn't have to apply a great amount of torque to the nut or bolt, especially if the socket fit loosely. I don't believe this six sided socket would allow you to round the corners of a bolt or nut if the fit was close.
I knows this tool was not intended to be the fit all of all wrenches, but it does have its place in your tool bin.
Friday, June 21, 2013
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