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This is a wireless remote shutter made from a $3 garage door opener from a corner in radioshack.
www.instructables.com/id/Super-Cheap-and-Easy-Wireless-Re...
Wii remotes in various colors. No colors have been announced for launch. The official title for this controller is "Wii remote" nothing more nothing less.
I'm impressed with how well Digicel is extending mobile telephone service to remote areas. Incoming calls are free. Outbound calls are pre-paid with "top-up" cards that can be sold by street vendors. They also sell hand-crank cell phone chargers, since they also noticed the fact that only about 10% of the people of Papua New Guinea have electricity.
Nein, kein Windows auf dem N810. Das Teil kann per Remote Desktop auf Windows XP und Windows Server connecten :-)
Sehr cool, inzwischen ersetzt mir das Teil nahezu komplett den PC.
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No Windows installed ... picture's showing my server via remote desktop using the application "rdesktop"
Middleton, Queensland, Australia, has a population of 2, 3 or 4 depending on which members of the family are living at home (the Middleton Hotel) at the time. The nearest neighbours live more than 50 km away.
Thermostat from the future installed. House after 30 months. Doesn't look that gloomy in person, and a slight HAL quality for sure.
RF remote keyfob bought from Worthbuyer as a cloning remote, which does not contain any cloning circuitry.
1.26 volt (Ultra -thin battery)
2.Motor transmission power is 450 W with a thermostat
3.Front lighting (LED)
4.Front brake devices
5.Horn (switch is on remote control)
6.Circuit board : A code regulator matching with the remote control at hand .
7.Rear lights truck :power switch, mode switch , steering light , brake light and remote control signal light (LED)all are install ed on it .
8.Charger:charging 45 minutes for each time , and you can ride 12.5 miles. The available Gradient of the skateboard is more than 20 degree, less than 30 degree.
9.Remote control functions include accelerating , brake button, signal light button, horn button, and a code regulator (which matches with the one on circuit board ).
10. Two modes for user to choose: Beginner and Advancer , the skateboard's highest speed is 9 miles pre hour for beginner , for Advancer , skateboard's highest speed is 15 miles per hour.
11.Deck Size: 39 in x 10 in
12.Bearing weigh: 200 KG
The Remote Balloon Launcher allows remotely controlled balloon launches--up to 24 before restocking is required.
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PHOTO TAKEN VIA REMOTE CAMERA - Cody, author of Kimber's Tactical Pro II 9mm published on Junior Shooters magazine's website at www.juniorshooters.net - September 2010.
Ok today I felt so out of it. That I felt so dead when it came to take my photo.
P.s. Never trust children's bath toys...
Man discovers fire...man discovers the wheel... man develops plumbing, electricity... man discovers the world is round... man discovers the Americas...man discovers electricity....man abuses everything man has discovered...man gets lazy...man freaks out... cause man cant find remote to tv....man is stupid
I was intrigued by this Chinese restaurant, considering the relative remoteness of Manaure. There's chifas all over South America but I've never stopped in; out of curiosity I finally visited a restaurant in tiny La Esperanza, Honduras a few years ago, giving the tired-looking owner's wife a chance to speak Chinese for a while. I thought this would be another opportunity to interview an immigrant in an unexpected place.
Turns out José is half-Chinese, born and bred in Barranquilla. His Cantonese father met his mother while vacationing in Barranquilla; the concept of a Chinese tourist in Barranquilla in the...'60s? maybe even '50s?...was baffling to me.
José couldn't have been more excited to see me, calling out "PAISANA!" while rushing to get me a chair and a delicious free mango juice. He gave me every contact detail he had, including his brother's number in Brooklyn, and told me that since his father died, he never gets to see "other" Chinese people. He showed me menus from all his cousins' Chinese restaurants, mostly in Barranquilla. When I questioned the many dubious items, he laughed and admitted it was mostly Colombian food.
José's Chinese blood was difficult to spot, but I couldn't tell him that I didn't see it. I asked him why he'd come to Manaure of all places, when the rest of his family was still in Barranquilla.
"Because there were no Chinese restaurants here," he replied. "I get to have the only one."
Ah. Now I saw it.
Remote Nikon D-1X w/ 14mm set-up approximately 3' from lane 1 of high hurdles during the Crusader Relays at Monroe-Woodbury High School on Saturday, May 5, 2007. Times Herald-Record/Chet Gordon
It was such a gorgeous day, I decided to try a low angle remote. fired with Pocket Wizards. results are the following 2 images. will continue to use remotes at upcoming sports assignments, including my company Canon 1-D's, which have faster motor drives than my personal Nikon D-1X bodies. stay tuned.
"Go early. Stay late. Get the uniform dirty..."
-cg.
Remote control - not R/C - Maser Gun Type 66 with all the accessories. Not as heavy as it looks. It runs forward, backward (bit clumsy in reversing though) right and left turn. The cannon elevates up and down and the turret tunrs right and left. The gun lights up and the neck pulses. 1/48 scale from Aoshima.
We went to Kanchanaburi to see the Bridge over the River Kwai, and whilst we were there we hired a motorbike and drove out to the more remote parts of the country.
This is about a thirty minute drive out from the Chungkai War Cemetary. I took this at about ten in the morning, I think morning light has a lovely quality to it for this kind of picture.
I think this scene has something of a timeless romance to it.
My Nikon ML-L3 remote is used as often as I use my camera, can't live without it!
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I like that I can use the XApp as a remote for this camera. No need to buy and lose a remote repeatedly.
I am very much done with the snow for this winter.
Wishing all who took the time to read this an incredible 2026.
Interesting concept here, Bubbles got fed up with my photographing things like rare fruit bats and giant waterfalls, so decided I was more useful holding both cameras whilst she took her own photos! So here I am holding the QX10 remote lens in my left hand, whilst shooting the scene myself with my a77. Bubbles is using my Xperia phone to actually take her pictures via wireless via the QX10 in my left hand.
Fur Seal in Tussock Grass, Salisbury Plain, South Georgia.
The beaches in South Georgia felt like minefields with all of the bull fur seals guarding their invisible territories.
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