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Remote Control
Remote control replacements available online
By Gizmag Team
November 24, 2004 What do you do after the dog uses the remote control as a chew-toy, or it mysteriously disappears when you're moving house? In the digital age remote controls are no longer optional for most home or car entertainment system components - they are the key to full functionality when enjoying music, a DVD, or a commercial-filled TV program. Now an American service from 1-800-Remotes (1-800-736-6837 or http://www.remotes.com/ will replace your original remote control model for full system compatibility and ship worldwide. Read More
Remote Controlled Helicopter with on-board Eyecam
By Mike Hanlon
Here's a novel way to make the most of your valuable time on the coach - the Draganflyer III remote controlled helicopter delivers full aerial manoeuvrability and high-speed flying for around five minutes at a time with the option of adding a micro-video Eyecam... Read More
Remote Control Blimp
By Mike Hanlon
This helium filled 1.3 metre long Blimp has three independently controlled propellers allowing you to spin on the spot, fly in all directions and take off and land vertically using the handheld transmitter. Read More
Eon3 XCam2 Remote Surveillance Camera
By Mike Hanlon
Home automation specialist EON3.com.au sells the XCam2 kit for $279. This includes the camera with built-in transmitter and receiver which connects to your VCR or TV. The unit can transmit around 30 metres and additional cameras can be added for $199 each. Checking who's at the door can be as easy as changing TV channels. Read More
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- November 25, 2009 @ 02:47 UTC
