What are the points of articulation?
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head (forward/back,side to side), shoulders (forward/back, out to side), elbows (forward) ,wrists (forward/back), hips (forward/back, out to side), and knees (back)
1980350
head (forward/back,side to side), shoulders (forward/back, out to side), elbows (forward) ,wrists (forward/back), hips (forward/back, out to side), and knees(back)
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Google it. There is a video. Once you get it about twice, you can do it from memory. It is NOT easy at first. Practice BEFORE you have to do it in public....
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Simple answer is yes BUT if I understand your goal, I have seen better solutions with an articulating arm. You may want to search that . While this does have a wide range of adjustments , it is not something I would want to do on a regular basis .
1992658
You can use either your fingers or the pen. In most cases they are equivalent but there are still a few different features.
927173
It oscillates around the base so that you can reach items beneath a chair or table. It articulates nicely. Hope this helps
969251
There are so many points on the ear, that I wouldn't advise doing it yourself. You might stimulate the wrong point. My acupuncturist puts these in my ears for me. However, there are points on the wrists and legs that are much easier to find, depending on what benefit you seek to achieve. The legs, arms and wrists, as well as stomach, all have points that are found in the ears. But ear points are off limits unless you are an acupuncturist. Best of luck!
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There are different shape and color attribute pieces which are placed to form strings much like scrabble. Certain combinations constitute a 'quirkle' some combinations are worth more or less points. The game is quick to play and children can participate since the pieces are matched by color and shape, spelling and vocabulary skills are not required, yet to achieve some high point combinations can be challenging too.
1177208
Yes, this is a great figure. Lots of articulation in the figure. Goof joint movements, and an awesome paint job application. A great figure overall.
871619
Still have issues with voice commands. It's hit or miss. For phone conversations, I'm told it's very clear and when you activate the ANC function, it works even better.
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head, legs, arms, hands, body, something to go on the head (depends on the figure). all the parts to make a figure.
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I can't answer it, but I ordered one for my grandson and it doesn't work well either. It doesn't really disguise his voice. I bought it for him because he had a fractured shoulder and I thought it would be something he could do with one hand/arm.
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There's 3 options for sounds. English, Spanish, and off. You just switch it to what you prefer.
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yes it should be able to that first articulation is 180 degrees so I think that would work.
1499753
Wobbly may be a bit of an exaggeration but there can be a bit of movement in the tip. I have a two Graph Gear 1000's, one tip has no movement and the other has maybe a 1/2 mm movement. The movement is imperceptible while writing though, at least for me.
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The pointy part goes in towards your ear drum. The bigger part of the piece should be on top when placed in your ear. These pieces are molded to fit in your ear so if it hurts then you got it wrong.
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Hi A. Held! The Friendly Swede here:-) Apologies for the late reply, we're cleaning house on questions and noticed we missed yours! I would describe it as soft and pliable, not a firm writing tip. We do have some that are more firm for writing though, I'd be happy to show you some other options. Let me know if I can help you further at this link:
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From the main menu go to "Settings" and then open "language and keyboard" and follow the prompts by making your selections. Also make sure the volume is up. Finally if you want a voice prompt to repeat, touch the upper left corner of the screen where the next maneuver is indicated.