so good! I even think that the "line of sight" ...
935485
I had been a repeat purchaser of the Dash Mounted version of this holder, but after about a year they lose their "stick."  This time, I wanted something a little more permanent, and purchased this Vent Mounted one instead.  So far, so good!  I even think that the "line of sight" for this product is better since it is not on the dash.  The only thing is that it covers the part of the vent, but with four of them, that's really not that big of a deal.
3013088
These are great!  Very user friendly (got them for my 5 year olds birthday) and had quite a long range.  We haven't tried 2 miles, but the distances we have been apart, it's still very clear.
4362845
I like to keep track of my dog while he's wandering the yard after dark. I have tried numerous flashlights to help keep him in sight. Previous LED flashlights would be very bright, and light up a wide circle, but only for about 10-15 feet away, which was OK if I kept up with my dog (a nearly impossible task). I did find an incandescent flashlight with an adjustable beam that let me see him up to about 30 feet away, but I still had to follow him around. This is the first hi-lumen adjustable LED flashlight that I have tried, and I am VERY IMPRESSED with it! This flashlight, allows me to stand at the back door of the house and see my dog when he is against the back wall of the yard. The back wall is 104.88ft from the back door (laser measured)! On the other side of that back wall is a park that has a clock tower in it. At night, the city lights glowing behind it let me make out the outline of the tower, but I cannot see the clock. This flashlight lets me see the face of the clock from about 400ft away (again, laser measured)!

I have included pictures taken in the middle of the night. The first shows the yard with no light, the second, with this light on widest beam, the third on narrower beam, and the fourth fully zoomed. The wall that the light is shining on is 97.50ft away from the camera and flashlight!

The 5th picture shows the side wall of the yard (with the park's clock tower in the background) and the flashlight on wide beam. The 6th picture shows the clock tower (zoomed in) with no light, and the last picture shows the clock tower illuminated by this flashlight from 397.68ft away!!! No flash on the camera or any other light source, just this flashlight!!! Even though the camera wasn't focused, you can still tell the picture was taken at 12:33am!

This flashlight comes with an adapter to use three AAA batteries. I put in three Duracell rechargeable batteries (freshly charged), and it was just as bright as using the recommended BRC18650 batteries --- for about 45 minutes, then it got dim very quickly. Within an hour the AAA batteries were fully discharged. Then I put in a freshly charged BRC18650, and have used (been playing with) the flashlight for a total of about three hours (so far) and it seems just as bright as when I first put it in.

If you need a very bright light that you can adjust for a wide beam and/or a good distance, I would highly recommend this product.
2730741
We recently moved to a new area of our city.  Although I have GPS, I wanted something that I could sit down with so I could acquaint myself with the community around me as well as get a perspective on 'the lay of the land.'

I love this thing!  It sounds dumb, but I was so surprised to look at the map and see that our street angled the way it did - no wonder I would get off-track when I drove somewhere without the GPS on!

I found nearby parks, accesses to the river near us, lightrail stations, etc.  Things that I just wouldn't have known about without driving around and bumping into them or looking up each one specifically.

Who knew maps could be so wonderful?  (Besides Lewis & Clark, of course...)
2752313
I'm pretty impressed with this thing. I bought it for one purpose, so can only speak to that. When we established our property to build our house in a rural area, we had to have water lines and cable lines threaded through some trees. That was between 6 & 10 years ago. When we did it, I was forward thinking (I thought) and marked the lines with Survey Marking Whiskers.
But over time, dirt, grass, leaves, mulch, and pine straw buried them, and any that were not buried suffered from the ultraviolet sunlight making the plastic tops of the whiskers brittle, and thus the tops disintegrated. Gradually, I found, I could no longer tell where my lines were. Today - after one or two little practice sessions, I went out with the Bounty Hunter TK4 and found ALL of my markers. I was hoping it would (and apparently did) find the large nail that was remaining below the surface, 4 to 10" below the surface. There is no way I could have located those lines without a metal detector. Other detectors may have found them; may have found them better. All I can say is - this did exactly what I needed it to do and so paid for itself in a few hours use! Anything else I do with it is gravy. Hopefully it will be useful in other ways and fun as well. In searching the last leg of water lines I got a ping where I was surprised to find one. So I switched to discrimination mode ... Got a LOW pitched buzz. Manual says ... nickel or GOLD! I'll dig in that place later. Who knows - it might MORE than pay for itself! LOL!
Also, FYI, I found the one survey iron rod for a property corner that was close to where I was working that was hammered beneath ground level in a ditch. (I knew roughly where it was).
A few more technical items: It is lightweight; easy to handle. It is easy to operate; the manual is clear. I'm a first time metal detector user & I feel fairly competent with it already for basic use. Pretty easy to put together, though I'm a little concerned about, as some mentioned, the lower stem to search coil intersection is plastic, with a knurled knob. If the parts are easily replaceable, no problem. Otherwise, might be a weak link that sinks the entire ship. I'm not a treasure hunter (yet) so this may not contain all the stuff you guys would be interested in, but I had read some questions that asked about the kind of interests I had with locating survey rods, etc., so decided to do a review from this perspective.
1686119
So I have tested this system finally. A friend of mine and I went from here in Phoenix down to Chandler. He's also been testing it out on other trips he's making on his own (I don't have a car, so, yeah...). I tested it side-by-side with the Google Navigation app built into my phone. The verdict? Outstanding!

The directions were very clear and concise, aside from one issue: when we got to where we were going, it didn't say "You have reached your destination on the right," or anything like that. It told us we were there, but not where "there" was in position to us. I also liked the fact that it alerted us as we approached speed cameras. We were notified about 1/4 of a mile away from the camera.

I liked how easy the screen was to read, and loved that it zoomed in and out depending on how fast we were going. I also really enjoyed the fact that the voice got louder or quieter depending on how fast we were going. It also dimmed to a "night mode" when the sun went down. Now all these things may be pretty standard, I'm not sure, but I liked them. Also nice was the fact that we got to pick from several different voices and the lifetime of updates is extremely lovely!

I didn't notice too many downsides, other than the one I mentioned before about it telling you where you where when you got to where you were going. That could be a fairly big deal if you're somewhere where you aren't at all familiar with your surroundings.

Even niftier is the fact that you can set it up for walking or biking routes. I haven't tested those out yet, but when/if I do, I'll make sure to update this review.

All in all, though, this was a fine little device, and one that I'd be happy to use it!
2044330
This bow sight is truly innovative and extremely well designed. I had pretty good accuracy to begin with already, but did have an occasional arrow not group with the the bunch every now and again. My thoughts were immediately "wind, arrow, biscuit, etc." (Because it certainly couldn't be my grip, release, or aim). It was indeed my grip and alignment! Since easily installing my IQ Micro Bowsight, I simply will not lose a single arrow from the bunch in grouping! I've never shot  "this" good before, and I thought I was "already there!" The hype is real. Torque will be immediately corrected after learning the Retina Lock system. I was able to get used to it and shoot effectively and substantially improve my grouping in about 30 min after zeroing. No joke - bow sight! 20-60 yards... no sweat!
3287198
I thought I was blind, but now I can see! Hands down one of the best sights I've ever used.
2671786
We live in a small house on a foggy bay, so this game completely creeps me out! In a good way! Some of the "fighting ghost-zombie" scenes get a little tiresome, and I wish there were more "thinking-puzzles" to solve, but - overall, this is one of the best immersive, story-driven games I've seen.
4893178
When I tried the flashlight out I was truly shocked... our cat has had numerous accidents over the years which we have dutifully cleaned, but he is getting older and the accidents are now  more frequent.  Since I could sometimes smell the traces of urine I know that we missed spots  during our clean-ups, however I never expected to see as much as I did with this flashlight! I can only recommend it to anyone who wants to see exactly where the "leftovers" are.  Great product!
2012550
After reading all reviews, and seeing the presentation on Home and Family, I liked the idea so much that I ordered two of them, one as a gift and one for me.  After a trial of the product, I am very impressed and it performed as promised.  The view from outside the house is very convincing, and it doesn't have to be in a pitch black room to work.  A door can be partially open with lights on in adjoining rooms, and it still works.  Curious as to the life of the bulbs and whether replacement lighting is available.
4288587
Great concept!  So well thought out that you can  almost see this coming true.
1385801
This thing actually works! I know a lot about radars and much less about dogs, but this seems to be good at both.  i bought a similar unit a few years ago and it was a joke. The dog sounded like a pot-bellied pig in need of a Heimlich maneuver.  This new version sounds very real even after several activations, because it doesn't repeat a canned sound. The RF motion detector works well through a window to a distance of about 25'. I had to replace the metal mini blind with a plastic one the same color to assure full detection sensitivity.  it does false alarm due to motion behind it.  (Actually I think that the front side radiation scatters off the window or wall and illuminates what is behind.  That may seem a trivial distinction, but the fix is somewhat different)

i wish it had a STANDBY mode as the MUTE button only lasts for 15 minutes. It is a little overpriced for what it is, but it is a good idea that works, and will pay for itself the first time it runs off a bad guy..
4364805
What can I say about these sights except to say they are awesome!  Tritium is bright in the dark and the orange dot in the front is very easy to see.  I like these much better than the factory night sights I have on some of my other Glocks.  Other night sights are hard to see in the day, these are not!  I am not an old man yet, but my eyes aren't what they used to be and astigmatism doesn't help. At 10 meters I was able to make a large ragged hole in a bullseye shooting with both eyes open.  Target acquisition was much faster than with the normal sights.  As others have found, point of impact is covered by the front sight, i.e. if you want to hit the target dead center, hold the front sight right on top of it.

I think Ameriglo is a subsidiary of Trijicon.  Sights are quality and much tougher than the plastic Glock sights.  I was able to easily rack the slide on my jeans with the rear sight.  The included front sight screw seems too short at first glance but I thing it's intentionally that way so as not to penetrate the tritium vial inside.  With blue Loctite it held with no loosening after my initial test run of 100 rounds of .40 cal. in a G23 Gen4.
2742400
From 38 to 77 channels ...  When my brother first recommended the Mohu to me, I was extremely skeptical.  I have tried many other powered and non-powered antennas.  I was in shocked - aghast disbelief - when the scan completed!  Channels I had never heard of 40-60 miles away.  And I sit just one mile away from Sutro Tower on Twin Peaks in San Francisco.  I can't wait until I take some serious time to re-scan and adjust the Mohu's height and location in my home.  I replaced a $19 RCA antenna from Target that I have used for years.  I am eager to see how the Mohu tolerates changes in wind, direction, and the fog all of which contributed to pixelated and non-existent/lost signals day-in, day-out.

T H A N K  Y O U!  6 STARS!  I plan to buy another.

Cutting the 'cable' never felt so incredibly good.
3023888
This light is phenomenal!!  I am so pleasantly surprised at how BRIGHT this light is and, how even the slightest of movement activates it!  It's perfect in my back yard; I live in the woods on the side of a mountain.  As you can imagine, there are plenty of critters in  my yard.  They don't frighten me but, it's great to have a really bright, instant-on light outside so that I can watch them.  Especially when it's a big mamma bear and her two cubs . . . . . . . .sweet to watch!  This light enables us to feel safer and enjoy our yard day and night!  Don't feel limited to a backyard view, this would be plenty bright enough to light a walkway in the front too.
3213360
The technology impresses me very much.  The only thing is sometimes it'll take you in a sort of roundabout way to get somewhere, but at least I will get there!