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May, 2011 - Progea International celebrates 20th Anniversary with distributors at Maranello (Modena)
Remote controls, computer peripherals etc have been turned into 2 velociraptors hunting a stegosaurus!
The CCD in your camera is probably capable of picking up the infrared emitted by your remote controls. Try it!
I found a remote for my buddy Stm007 - this might just solve all his problems. NO this is not a trick - that remote is really that big - damn my end tables are even that big!
119/365: This little gizmo will make my life easier, and hopefully facilitate fewer arms-length SPs in 2008! A stocking stuffer from my brother :)
In the background you can see another cherished gift, a retro, red kitchen stool from Lehmans.com! Hooray. Finally a spot to perch in the kitchen. Maybe I will do that while waiting for the rice to cook in my new Zojirushi!
This non-RC Beetle is the third of the 3 racing 'bugs' I plan to enter in the next Birch Bug Racing League. The what? You know those foam squeeze logo'd toys companies give out? Some of us at my company organize motorized foam toy races. This is one of my March '08 entries. You can see our rules (as well as pix/video from previous events here: www.4xkn.com/birch_bugs/index.html
Opportunities to get out and make new pictures are, of necessity, limited during the COVID-19 outbreak so, from 1st April 2020, I've been hunting through my archives to find images taken on the same date in previous years. I've tried to choose eight each day. They've mostly not been published here before and potentially cover the period 1980-2020. I hope you enjoy them.
A tiny Helicopter I bought from Ebay for $40, used for 3 days and then fried -_- Turns out there was nothing to stop it from charging the battery so much it melted! Live and learn.
Shortly after this photo the heli lunged at the dinsaurs in the background...
The Horse and Groom at Charlton near Malmesbury, taken from an aerial photography mast to show the building in the context of its surroundings.
Compatible with most normal Ceiling Fans and make any ceiling fan Remote Controlled. It can be easily fit in the fan’s upper cap by any electrician. It can control and regulate speed using hand remote. After Pairing With Duluck-RM-Mini-3, Works perfectly with Duluck-Smart-Speaker, Amazon Echo, Google Assistant. Also can be controlled using the Broadlink app on your smartphone.
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Little tanks that shot laser beams at each other; spin around when hit and are disabled after four hits.
Remote controls, computer peripherals etc have been turned into 2 velociraptors hunting a stegosaurus!