Archive for November, 2009
Ecoblaster Rechargable Air Horn
Posted by Gadget_Guy in Gadgets on November 30, 2009
Ecoblaster Rechargable Air Horn- Never buy another refill with this handy, economical rechargeable air horn. Simply refill with air from included pump or any bicycle pump, service station air pump, or compressor using the standard air valve. You get over 70 blasts per recharge. Adjust volume up to a powerful 115 dB. Boaters and sports fans will love it.
Source: Ecoblaster Rechargable Air Horn
Popularity: 2% [?]
The Dolphin Seabreacher go underwater seadoo
Posted by Gadget_Guy in Gadgets, Technology, Videos on November 30, 2009
The Dolphin (a.k.a. Sweet Virgin Angel) was the first fully enclosed submersible watercraft designed and built by Innespace. The Dolphin has been a research and development platform for many of the engineering concepts that have been incorporated into the new Seabreacher. The Innespace Dolphin has performed demonstrations at boat shows and media events throughout the world for the last eight years. They feature a jet drive can dive to 6 feet for short periods, do 20mph underwater and are unsinkable.
At Innespace Productions, our purpose is to bring the unique experience of underwater flight to waterways around the world by building exciting, safe, and reliable submersible watercraft. For over ten years, we have been developing watercraft that push the limits of what people can do in the water: diving, jumping, rolling, porpoising, and other amazing aquabatic tricks, all within the safety and comfort of a dry, sealed cockpit. Innespace works closely with marine safety organizations to construct vessels that are simple to operate and that meet or exceed marine safety requirements.
Source: Dolphin Innespace
Popularity: 5% [?]
Get Free Hot Water From Our Solar Power Shower
Posted by Gadget_Guy in Gadgets, Solar Power, The Environment on November 30, 2009
You Can Rinse Off Chlorine, Sand, Salt or Sweat — Without Freezing!
Our Solar-Power Shower uses heat from the sun to warm the water in the base. Just connect to your garden hose to fill the base to its 8-liter capacity. In less than 2 hours of sunlight, the water reaches 140°F!
Use the mixing valve to blend heated water in the base with cold water from your hose to a pleasant 86-90°. You and your family can take several showers consecutively before the tank needs to reheat. Keeps your pool or hot tub clean, and lets you avoid chlorine itch!
Source: Solar Power Shower
Popularity: 3% [?]
BucketVac – turns any 5 gallon bucket into a vacuum cleaner
Posted by Gadget_Guy in DIY, Gadgets on November 29, 2009
Work smarter with the patent-pending BucketVac from SpeedClean. Designed for the job site, the portable and convenient BucketVac turns any standard 5 gallon bucket into a lightweight professional grade wet/dry vacuum. Simply snap the vacuum onto your bucket and get the job done, fast. Powerful suction makes short work of any mess – wet or dry, chunky or fine dust. And when you need to switch between wet and dry vacuuming simply swap in a new bucket. No more gooey messes or stopping, dumping and cleaning. Plus the size and convenience of the bucket makes this a breeze to move around. Just grab the bucket handle and go. And when the work is done, the lightweight BucketVac pops right off the bucket for easy storage. With the BucketVac from SpeedClean, there’s no more lugging around a bulky wet/dry vacuum – just snap and go. Now that’s smart.
* Extra wide and flexible 2″ hose picks up chunky and fine debris
* Lightweight and easy to store
* Includes a variety of sturdy attachments to tackle most any need
* Fits virtually any standard 5 gallon bucket
Part#: BV-5 Price: $99.99
Part#: BV-5-HD (Head Only, No Bucket Included) Price: $97.99
Source: BucketVac
Popularity: 2% [?]
Power8 Portable Workshop
Posted by Gadget_Guy in DIY, Gadgets, Videos on November 29, 2009
The world´s first cordless workstation. Ideal for professional tradesmen and DIY enthusiasts, the set includes a stainless steel armoured case which when combined with the four 18-volt cordless tools transforms them into their powerful benchtop equivalents.
Source: Power8 Portable Workshop
Popularity: 2% [?]
Veggie Trader want swap with or sell your excess produce
Posted by Car_Guy in DIY, The Environment on November 29, 2009
Wish you could turn your excess plums into lemons, or maybe even a little cash? Use this site to find neighbors to swap with or sell your excess produce to. Or if you specialize in growing tomatoes, find neighbors who specialize in other produce and form networks to share in the variety. Even if you don’t have a garden, Veggie Trader is your place for finding local food near you.
Using Veggie Trader is free and easy. It works like classified advertising. You post a listing describing the excess produce you have and what you’d like in return, and then you wait for a response…
Or, if you’re looking for local produce, you simply enter your zipcode and see what your neighbors have available. You can also post specific produce you’re looking for in our Wanted section and see which of your neighbors answers your request.
Source: Veggie Trader
Popularity: 1% [?]
Yoke Shopper allows you to carry more bags with less effort
Posted by Gadget_Guy in Gadgets, Videos on November 29, 2009
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Carrying shopping home can be a real drag. Heavy shopping bags pulling on your arms, plastic bag handles cutting into your fingers and then your mobile phone rings!
The Yoke Shopper will securely lock together a number of plastic shopping bags and most ‘Bags for Life’. Its versatile design allows you to comfortably carry all of your shopping on your shoulder or across your body – now your hands are free
Source: Yoke Shopper Hook
Popularity: 1% [?]
SensorPlug – Motion Activated Electrical Outlet
With SensorPlug, you’ll have motion activated electrical outlets — not just lights!
SensorPlug Motion Sensor Outlet is a Motion Activated Plug-in Electrical Outlet. Its plug-in design eliminates wiring and associated expenses common with other motion activated products.
Sensor Plug – Motion Activated Electrical Outlet (SensorPlug)Stop stumbling around in the dark trying to turn on a light by clapping your hands. The SensorPlug simply plugs into a wall socket and when it detects motion, it turns on any electrical device that is plugged into it: lamp, radio or fan even your TV. It’s ideal for home, garage or office for safety and as a burglary deterrent.
When set for lighting, our SensorPlug will activate only when motion is detected AND lighting is low.
A 2-5 minute timer turns off power to any device if motion is not detected; timer resets to zero each time motion is detected so things stay on while you’re in a room. Each SensorPlug comes with a spare fuse and securing screw.
Product Features
• Passive infrared sensor has 60-90 degree detection angle with 20′ range
• Set for lights or non-light uses
• Includes replaceable fuse and screws for permanent installation
• UL listed
Source: Sensor Plug
Popularity: 2% [?]
Digital Peephole Viewer Safe Solution For Home Security
Posted by Gadget_Guy in DIY, Gadgets, Technology, Videos on November 29, 2009
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Why the Digital Peephole Viewer?
| • | The most basic home security is the front door. This is the primary entry point in the home, and the method to indentify who is there has not changed in many years. | |
| • | Ask who is there and wait for a verbal response | |
| ? | This is only useful if you know the person and recognize the voice | |
| • | The optical peephole has been around for over 40 years and is the best option to actually see who is at the door. | |
| ? | The image quality is poor | |
| ? | In low light the image may not be easy to identify | |
| ? | The user must place an eye to the door thus darkening the peephole and signaling he is home | |
| ? | The height is not right for all people | |
| • | The PeepHole Viewer is the digital equivalent of the optical peephole with some major benefits | |
| ? | Simple push button to see large image without darkening the peephole | |
| ? | Clear image in LCD Panel on door, easy to see for people of any height | |
| ? | Compensation for low light images | |
| ? | Compensation for “fish eye” distortion | |
Source: Digital Peephole
Popularity: 3% [?]