Is it necessary to hold 2 buttons or triggers continuously to operate?
1171184
We LOVE these tools...to the extent that we've also bought them for gifts. Easy on the hands. I think it depends on the tool whether or not you have to hold the button continuously. It is a safety issue. You don't want to accidentally start it, or too easily start it. Buy it. Try it. You could always send it back (you won't)...
1171185
The snipper's are good, the small cutters are also good. But the long cutting tool is not, I have bushes that need to be cut back and it does a bad job, so I have to change and use the small cutter to get the job done. Very disappointed !
1171186
Yes, it is a safety feature. It's easy to accomplish, the Teho trimmers are very light and well balanced
1171187
The short answer is yes. Both buttons must be pressed to operate the unit. My wife says "you get uses to it, then it's easy."
1171188
As you hold the handle you are closing one trigger, then you pull the other trigger to cut. It is a very natural motion.
1984332
Hi this remote has A and B buttons. You can run 2 things separately it is like on and off switch press one time something goes on press again shuts it off
2276812
Yes, there is a hold button feature that will hold until you come home (as opposed to the override which will simply revert back to the next setting). It makes no noise when pushing buttons.
1022672
There is a cool button that you can hold down and let go, and also a cool setting that is continuous. So you can do either.
885715
You press the button repeatedly, it cycles through the options. The button is frustratingly non-responsive however.
795522
No, you do not need to use more than one finger. Although when I was doing the initial settings, it helped to pick up the clock and press the buttons. Otherwise, the clock would have just scooted the clock around my nightstand; It is very lightweight.
1173199
you "press" shift and then 2 (for @). Once you touch the shift button, the key stay pressed until you press the next key. So it's not necesary to press the two keys at once, like on "real" keyboards
667023
You can do two button combos. I don't think three is possible. Plus, you can only use each button once, so if you were able to do three, you'd use up most of the buttons on one press.
498575
No. You must hold the trigger, it is a safety feature by not having a power-on switch.
164139
I suppose its based on your controller. In my case, you can set conditions and events. So if a condition is met, the switch can be triggered and then immediately be un-triggered making it "momentary". It is not as fast as a button press, but it is pretty quick (5 seconds or less).
1158308
Nn, not that I know of. I, too would like to re-set 2 of the 4 buttons. I think they are pre-set only.
1666028
Yes. There's a second button on there. You can set it for as little as 1 sec.
131073
There is a tone button and a separete shock button. So you can choose which function you would like to use.
600081
The remote buttons are matched to individual receivers. I don't believe there is a way to operate more than one per button. Etekcity has a different product that can be configured, but the receivers don't have on/off buttons like this one does.
718923
Yes you have to hold the button. Not the best mini blender I've bought. Just a heads up, it's very noisy & not enough power to blend things...
2098920
Yes this unit has 2 buttons. I have been using this product since before it went on the market, I was one of the product testers. I love it.
930090
No , One has to press 3 buttons it provides, each has separate functions, the one make 3 or 2 beeps is the final setting to make it active to catch signals as I understand.