What does it mean by resricted in NJ?
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That is a listed limit on the packaging. I'm not sure what it entails entirely, but since the purchase occurs in a Utah zip code, there shouldn't be an issue.
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It will depend on your state. Florida, Georgia, most western states should be no problem. If you live in the People's Republics of Maryland, Massachusetts, NY, NJ, Illinois or California... you might want to check it out. If my memory still works, these states and a couple of others restrict the ownership of swards, "ninja stars", brass knuckles, etc... So reasonably I'm betting an "unusual" axe like this could fall under some "unlawful weapon" law. Better to check now than find out at a "routine traffic stop"; and if you are legal you might get to educate the cop. It will depend on your state. Florida, Georgia, most western states should be no problem. If you live in the People's Republics of Maryland, Massachusetts, NY, NJ, Illinois or California... you might want to check it out. If my memory still works, these states and a couple of others restrict the ownership of swards, "ninja stars", brass knuckles, etc... So reasonably I'm betting an "unusual" axe like this could fall under some "unlawful weapon" law. Better to check now than find out at a "routine traffic stop"; and if you are legal you might get to... » Read More It will depend on your state. Florida, Georgia, most western states should be no problem. If you live in the People's Republics of Maryland, Massachusetts, NY, NJ, Illinois or California... you might want to check it out. If my memory still works, these states and a couple of others restrict the ownership of swards, "ninja stars", brass knuckles, etc... So reasonably I'm betting an "unusual" axe like this could fall under some "unlawful weapon" law. Better to check now than find out at a "routine traffic stop"; and if you are legal you might get to educate the cop. « Show Less
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We cannot ship anything that shoots into the five boroughs. We would require your zip code to determine if there is a restriction or not. Thanks Pyramyd Air Team
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What do you mean un-blocked ? its programmable within the supplied frequencies
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There is no such exclusion stated in the Equipment Protection Policy; however, there are various other requirements and exclusions. The Equipment Protection Policy may be found here: http://www.apcmedia.com/salestools/SCON-82XNJ3/SCON-82XNJ3_R0_EN.pdf.
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Slingshots with wristbraces are not allowed in NYC. Without a brace is legal. It's a supposed "power issue", which is misunderstood by the dummies who make laws about things they know nothing of. NJ says NO to ANY kind of slingshot.
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I cannot say for sure. It depends on depth/ size of the socket fixture. Blue bulbs on exterior locations are illegal in NJ.
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look up OHIOs driving laws. I've lived in the following, HI NJ IL, with no license needed since it was only used on our block.
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Unfortunately, no. The agreement restricts coverage for locations with in the United States, Hawaii, and Alaska if I recall correctly.
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Dear Rafael A. Ortiz,Thank you for contacting us. We suggest you check with your local PA sheriff's depart to see if it's allowed or not.
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This intake system is not legal for street use in the following states: Arizona, California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington
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It is like any power strip. You can use it for Christmas lights, heaters etc. There are no restrictions as far as I know.
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Not certain of max permitted - you should ask the seller. On my tag address has a total of 20 on the street line numbers, letters and spaces in between.
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NO! NJ allows NO slingshots, braced or unbraced.NY allows only unbraced slingshots.
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see the other answers to this same question in this collection of answersthe consensus is yes there is a restrictor and some have detailed info to remove it
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Locked means it is linked to ONE network, like Us Cellular. It can only be used on that Network. You can't use it on Verizon Network. Unlocked would mean, you'd be you able to use it on ANY network, like Straight Talk, T-Mobile or Verizon.
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Yes, using TRS, and COS you can specify which numbers are allowed or denied.