Pocket Electronics
pocket models with electronics (BMW, Aprilia, Pocket bike)
December 21, 2010
These are my homemade models, i like to make such things. Now i`m making a lifan dirtbike model. they all have an engine, bmw and aprilia have lights and neons. The pocket motoroller has got realy great and realistic engine sound . BMW and pocketbike have exhaust, that shoots fire. Hope you will enjoy it! 
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Brownells – Competition Electronics Pocket Pro 2
December 13, 2010
Brownells – Competition Electronics Pocket Pro 2. For more information on Brownells – Competition Electronics Pocket Pro 2, please visit http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=22292/Product/POCKET_PRO_II
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3M Pocket Projector MPro150 Electronics.flv
December 6, 2010
Best Buy http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/asin/B0031ESJ78/save10809-20
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# torage: 1 GB internal memeory with 2GB mini SD Card
# Cordless: Download files from your digital sources and go!
# Media: Connects to your favorite digital media sources like PCs, DVD Players, iPods and iPhones, Digital Cameras and Cell Phones
# Sound: 2 x 0.5 watt built-in Speakers
# Long life: 20,000 hours LED life; Rechargeable battery with 90 minutes of battery life (high brightness mode)
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Pocket Simon MB Electronics ’80 vintage
December 1, 2010
Many thanks to my good friend Jerry who helped me to completely optimal restore this masterpiece of the early ’80s electronic THANK YOU!!
Pocket Simon MB Electronics ’80 vintage
Simon is an electronic game of memory skill invented by Ralph H. Baer and Howard J. Morrison,[1] with the software programming being done by Lenny Cope and manufactured and distributed by Milton Bradley. Simon was launched in 1978 at Studio 54 in New York City and became an immediate success. It became a pop culture symbol of the 1980s.
The game unit has four large buttons, one each of the colors red, blue, green, and yellow. The unit lights these buttons in a sequence, playing a tone for each button; the player must press the buttons in the same sequence. The sequence begins with a single button chosen randomly, and adds another randomly-chosen button to the end of the sequence each time the player follows it successfully. Gameplay ends when the player makes a mistake or when the player wins (by matching the pattern for a predetermined number of tones).
The game has three variations, set by a switch on the front of the case, with a second switch setting one of four difficulty levels.
Simon Says (Game 1)
The player simply follows along as described above (with four difficulty levels requiring the player to match a sequence of 8, 14, 20, or 31 tones).
Player Says (Game 2)
The player makes his own sequence at any of the four difficulty levels. Simon chooses the first tone, and then the player can make any sequence he wants.
Choose Your Color (Game 3)
A multi-player game in which each player takes one or more colors. When Simon presents a pattern, the player must only push his own color in sequence. Hitting your color out of sequence causes it to be eliminated. Simon then starts over with the three remaining colors, then two, and the last player left is the winner.
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It is named for the simple children’s game of Simon says, but the gameplay is based on Atari’s unpopular Touch Me arcade game from 1974. Simon differs from Touch Me in that the Touch Me buttons were all the same color (black) and the sounds it produced were harsh and grating.
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Find Outstanding Deals on Electronics
November 24, 2010
If you are looking for a new high definition TV or a complete home audio system, you’ll be surprised at the deals you can find. With each passing year, technology spits out a new product and with a heavy price tag. The good news is that most of these new advances will be available just a year later for half the price. However, if you are one that needs that new piece of Technology now, here are some tips to help you get the best deal possible.
1. Know What You Want- If you are looking for electronics, such as a new blue-ray DVD player, think about which make and model is best for you. There are several manufacturers to consider. Many times, pricing can vary by several hundred dollars between a top end model and the cheapest model. You might consider something mid range, so you aren’t sacrificing quality for pricing.
2. Compare and Save- You might be surprised to find out how much pricing can vary between stores on some items. Take the time to shop around and see if any of the electronic stores are offering sales. You could end up saving a couple of hundred dollars or more if the timing is right.
3. Make the Store Pay the Difference- Many stores now offer the lowest guaranteed price available. If you find the same product at a lower price, most stores will now offer to pay the difference if you purchase the product from them. You can also find stores that will match the price, plus give you a little more back to be sure they secure the sale. Know what your favorite store’s policy is.
4. Buy the Extended Warranty- While it may seem like a lot of money up front, a warranty can save you a ton of cash if your electronics item requires repairs. Most of the current warranties are only good for a year, so consider at least buying another year of coverage.
5. Shop Online- Online stores can offer tremendous savings on electronics and accessories. You can find some sales only online and others will have reduced pricing on the rest of their merchandise. If you are buying online, be sure you are aware of the shipping and handling fees.
6. Look for Coupons- This is probably one of the best things you can do to save money on electronics. There are many online website that specialize only in coupons. These coupon sites can offer you significant savings, but not only on your item. Many coupons are also available for free shipping. If you have purchased a large TV, this could be a lot of money in your pocket.
7. Buy Direct- You may also find the prices from the manufacturer are cheaper than those offered at some of the electronic superstores. When the middle man is cut out of the picture, the savings can be really tangible to the buyer.
As you search for electronics deal, be sure to follow the above tips to help you locate exactly what you are looking for and at a price you can afford.
Joe Deacon
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on my x7 pocket bike electronics.?
November 24, 2010
i noticed the charger isnt charging it and the headlights are screwed up, one is brighter than the other. one headlight, the less brighter one, comes on right after the more brighter one comes on too. the lights and everything, except blinkers and i dont know why, come on while charger is in it… i check fuse and its good.thanks
Is there a light switch on the bike? On or off when charging? Tighten all grounds on the bike. Check at each light for tight and clean ground. Then look at each wire to the lights for a short to ground. Bare wire or broken wire. You`ll find it. You might also conside mounting a toggle switch on the lights if you do not have an off on for them. Have a fun day.
pan&tone pocket electronics
November 24, 2010
555 pulse generator and 40106 squarewave