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FINALLY!!!! after a 15 day wait. my new remote came, all the way from Germany. my Panasonic lumix FX30 wont use a infrared so this was the 2nd best option... wanted one for so long, kepped putting it off, ofcourse i havd to try it out as soon as it came , ... no more doing the 10 second dash ,,,,,
IT has a 12M LEAD ! whats that ...46 foot?? i can set my camera up in the garden and dissapear in to the shade and shoot all the lovelys... we have so many in the garden but i alway take so long either focusung or finding the little critters when the lens is pulled right in! .... ive shot some tits already.. we now have wrens and a couple of other birds i have no idea what they are, plus a pr of robins who nest in the yucca tree xx
This IR remote control extender will give you the ability to control the source using your existing remote control device. It converts the infrared (IR) signal emitted by your remote control to a radio frequency (RF) signal in UHF band at the transmitter (401T) and sends it back to the receiver (401R) where the RF signal is converted back to the original IR signal and beamed to the audio/video source, It allows you to use any exiting remote control units to operate VCR, Stereo, CD player or satellite systems from anywhere in the house.
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I've had the remote for a long time now and have just taken it out of the box, if I can just figure out how to use it. Yes, it has directions they are not very clear directions or maybe I am just an idiot. No, even my son was confused and we all know when it comes to operating these kinds of things if the kids can't figure it out than nobody can.
Continuing my experiments with remote photography. Took 99 shots with the XZ before the battery gave out, ended up with 18 pics of a bird, some of the deleted shots had the bird nearly sitting on the lens. This was the only reasonably sharp shot i acheived.
This is the remote to our old car stereo that got stolen out of our old BMW a couple of years ago. Just found it cleaning out the garage. Hopefully it will be useful to someone out there.
Stan Brock, left, Founder and President of Remote Area Medical, listens to Dr. Teresa Gardner Tyson, Executive Director of The Health Wagon, talk about the RAM Clinic that begins Friday, July 20, 2018 at the Wise County Fairgrounds in Wise Virginia.
A member of the greater University of Oregon community races a remote control car over the bmx track by the Autzen Football stadium
Strobist: Monolight w/ 3x2 softbox camera left behind subject pointed at backdrop and back of head. Monolight w/ 2x3 softbox 6' tall, pointed down, 30* from camera, 3' from subject.
That black object in my hand is my Nikon remote.
Okay it's just a simple remote so why bother taking a picture? Because it's the best remote ever! It's a remote control for my Christmas tree lights. Yeah no more crawling under the tree to plug the lights in.
A Remote Job utilizes NS GP40-2 3011 and a slug to work the car yard at Rose, with the rolling hills of the Allegheny Mountains looming in the background. April 24, 2016.
Saint Gelynnin's church - high up in the Conwy valley (about a thousand foot up). Where the parish live, I don't know!
A geocache is in the area, hence my photograph. More information at this URL
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Super toy-tanks last all summer long
Posted Feb 11, 2005, 9:43 AM ET by Ryan Block
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Is it just us, or is the military doing their best to lure kids who never got over G.I. Joe and Transformers into their fold? Because seriously, when we were like 7 years old, we would have given our left leg to play with a heavily armed remote controlled mini-tank attack drone. And what’s perhaps most bizarre of all is one of our nation’s greatest instutions of higher learning, as usual, won the $26 million defense contract to design the things—Carnegie Mellon U.