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Humminbird TS2 W Transducer Switch

Sunday, May 16th, 2010

Humminbird TS2 W Transducer Switch




TS2 W, DB/TB TO WIDE SIDE, Manufacturer: HUMMINBIRD, Model Number: 720012-1

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5 Stars A necessity for running two transducers on one sonar unit.
This switch is a necessity for anyone wanting to run 2 transducers on one sonar unit. This will work for older sonar units, with the aid of adapter cables.

2 Stars not satisfied
This is the second TS2 transducer switch, I has bought, the first quite working, this one after installed seems to act the same way. I have not tried it out because of weather. It won’t be until spring when I know for sure. The first one clicked when I first put it on, the second don’t, It seems like the rubber boot puts pressure on switch and it don’t click. When boot is remove the first one clicks. I’ll let you know at a later date, if it works OK.[second one] Lee Huesman

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Taylor Made Products Eco Blast Rechargeable Boat Air Horn

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

Taylor Made Products Eco Blast Rechargeable Boat Air Horn




Taylor Eco Blast Rechargeable Air Horn. This Taylor rechargeable air horn features a refill valve to permit recharging using any bicycle pump, service station air pump or air compressor in seconds. This air horn can be operates in all weather. Pump sold separately.

User Ratings and Reviews

1 Star Did NOT get all parts
I ordered this product and it was supposed to come with a hand pump to recharge it and it was not in the package. Furthermore, the company has not returned calls or e-mails. Buyers beware.

4 Stars Works awesome
Ordered this to scare the neighbors dogs back into the house when they bark incessantly. A short burst from this sends them running through the doggy door, giving me peace and quite. The charge could last a little longer, fortunately I have a compressor.

5 Stars Air Horn
This product is well worth the investment. It maintains air pressure and saves money due to air pump refills. A must have item!

Waymon

5 Stars great horn
This is a great little product to have. It does everything I wanted it to do; everything I wanted and expected. It’s a must have and I would highly recommend it.

3 Stars Works, but…
Great little air horn. However, I was disappointed with the construction quality. Although rated to 150 psi, the canister bottom buckled and bulged outward at only 75 psi. The unit was pressurized slowly using a hand-operated bicycle pump with a pressure gauge. It works fine, but I’m always concerned that it might rupture when I refill the canister.

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MSR Superfly Stove

Tuesday, August 25th, 2009

MSR Superfly Stove




MSR SuperFly Stove is highly versatile and super lightweight! This multi-mount, top-of-the-line backpacking Stove works with a variety of self-sealing canisters, making it as versatile as the trips you take. Whether you’re walking into the woods behind your house or going on an international trip, you won’t get stuck without the right fuel. Optional AutoStart allows matchless lighting. Large burner provides wide flame distribution. Full flame adjustability with a glove-friendly control. 3 x 3 x 3 1/2″. 4 3/5 ozs. MSR SuperFly Stove

User Ratings and Reviews

5 Stars I Am Superfly with my Superfly
This is the most versatile stove there is. I upgraded from my old Frenchy, Camping Gaz stove. I can no longer find the blue Camping Gaz canisters. Coleman for some reason has discontinued in the America’s. Abundant in Europe but, not here. This stove has a connector that will connect to just about any of the disposable propane/butane canisters. Great product.

5 Stars Great product
We purchased this for my son’s use on an Appalachian Trail backpacking trip, and he was very pleased with its performance.

4 Stars Superfly is Supafly!
This is my first compact backpacking stove and I am not disappointed. It is light and compact. The boiling time is pretty accurate according to the specs. It does, in fact, sound like a jet engine when you crank it all the way up. The weather I was in was around the upper 50’s, low 60’s during the day/evening and upper 40’s in the morning and I had no problem lighting it. Can’t speak though to problems I have read about trouble in lower temps. Glad I purchased this item and would recommend it to anyone.

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New Balance 608 Closeout

Tuesday, July 21st, 2009

New Balance 608 Closeout




Ready to jump into the action? New Balance NB608 athletic sneakers feature a solid rubber outsole for long-wearing durability, ABZORB in the heel for maximum shock absorbency and support, and an IMEVA midsole for light weight cushioning.

User Ratings and Reviews

5 Stars New Balance MX 608 CrossTraining Shoe
I am a power walker, 3 miles per day, seven days a week, in all kinds of weather. I need a shoe that is light weight, offers superior arch support and heel cushion, yet is durable and can take a beating. That’s why my last 4 pair of cross training shoes have been New Balance MX608s. They are perfect for me.

4 Stars Great Product
I haven’t worn anything other than NB’s for a three or four years, and these continue to satisfy.

5 Stars Review of New Balance Shoes
Just a short note to state that everything went with out a hitch.

Delivery was on time and product was just what we expected to get.

5 Stars top shelf
A very comfortable shoe. Too bad the shoe is going on the discontinued list. Although, it was a great buy, I bought two pair; why is it when something is great it get’s discontinued? I’ll have to wait and see what NB subs for replacement.

2 Stars Not true to size, way too big
I have ordered these before many times, these fit terrible, way too big and sole felt as if there was something under the lining. Plus this cost me over 25.00 to return. Very disapointed.

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