Another beautiful new tool from Airfix
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This is a beautiful rendition of the Bf109E Trop in 1/72. I built it alongside the&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Airfix-1-72-FW190/dp/B00DUBGI3Y/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Airfix 1:72 FW190</a>&nbsp;and they are very much birds of a feather, with superlative detailing, engraved panel lines and excellent fit. If anything, the 109 is better than the Focke Wulf, with much more fine detail. It has the added bonus of an exposed engine block which allows you to pose the kit with the "bonnet" up and giving the more advanced modeller the option to do a little super-detailing. It's also simple to build, although the paint job will cause some headaches unless you have an airbrush or are very competent with your hairy sticks.

Airfix continue to impress with their recent kits. Highly recommended.

Don't forget the paint,&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/glue/dp/B000KJPUL0/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">glue</a>,<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/filler/dp/B004RNY89U/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">filler</a>,<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/masking-tape/dp/B0000WRZZQ/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">masking tape</a>, and some decal setting solution (<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/MicroSol/dp/B0006O9K5Q/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">MicroSol</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/MicroSet/dp/B0006O9K4W/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">MicroSet</a>).
3670509
I absolutely love this wonderful tool, which enables me (as I write this) to listen to Santa Monica's KCRW over my Bose Wave radio in my Tennessee kitchen. I also listen to the BBC, which comes in as well as it does in the UK. It's SO cool to be able to hear the world's finest radio programs--as well as my Itunes library--while I'm cooking! Love, love, love it!

Only negative: Please save yourself the time and frustration involved in trying to install the Express yourself and call an Apple Support person before you're reduced to tears (like me). The Apple techie who helped me said that Apple support gives high priority to people who call up with Airport Extreme and/or Airport Express issues, and I only had to wait a few minutes (with no pre-arranged appointment). I'm fairly tech-savvy, but before calling Apple, I tried following the horrible instructions included with the item, as well as every installation tip I could find online. (I also tried unsuccessfully to follow the instructions posted on Amazon by a reviewer). The result was complete--or nearly complete--disaster, as I lost my Airport Extreme and Internet connections. The Apple support person I got was terrific. He led me through the steps involved in resetting BOTH my Airport Extreme and Airport Express hardware (with a paperclip), and soon everything was restored and working perfectly.

I should mention that in order to use Airport Express to listen to anything other then your iTunes library, you have to purchase Airfoil (about $25 at [...]
. Airfoil makes the magic work, but I did have a few issues getting it to work properly. I emailed Rogue Omega's tech support staff, and got a very quick solution, which was to use Firefox rather than the default system to route the signal to my Airport Express. I couldn't be happier.

ADDENDUM (July 14, 2010): After a few days of use, we experienced extremely annoying signal dropping (Both BBC and iTunes streams would simply stop for a few seconds and then start up again). I called Apple support once again and was instructed to change the channel (evidently certain kinds of cell phones interfere with the Apple Express). Eventually I had to change the channel a second time--and haven't had any signal drops since. Be sure to ask about this if you seek help with the initial install.
3816909
I was searching for a compression tool that could compress my ideal RCA connectors onto my single-shield RG6 cable durring my remodel, my IDEAL tool could crimp my Paladin F connectors, but the center hole was just too small for RCA crimps.

after a ton of searching and coming up with tools that were 60-70 bucks, I stumbled on this KLEIN masterpiece.

for $22 shipped to my door I have a beautifully well made tool that crimps damn near anything onto RG6.

the beauty in this is in its genius. the center hole for the dielectric is big enough for RCA but still crimps F connectors beautifully. the whole compression plate moves back and forth on a thread so you can calibrate this to crimp any brand connector perfectly. every time.

I am completely sold, and you should look no further! this is an astounding deal for a great tool.
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If you enjoy creating artwork on a digital device such as an iPad, Kindle, or Tablet, even a phone, you will marvel at the new Sensu Solo brush. It's pretty much the same experience as using an artist's brush for watercolor paintings. The sense of control and flow is remarkable as you finesse the colors and complete your canvas.

Descended from the flagship Sensu travel brush, the Solo is a more highly evolved rendition machined from solid aircraft-[grade aluminum to give just the right feel and balance for artistic digital manipulation.

For best results, it is a good idea to use this tool in conjunction with a good painting/drawing program. There are several apps that I highly recommend for your consideration: Art Rage, Paper, Auryn Ink, Brushes, Sketchtime, Procreate, and Sketchbook Pro. These apps allow you to emulate a variety of media such as acrylic, watercolor, charcoal, marker, crayon, and the Solo can help make it happen in a realistic manner.

The brush will work with any capacitive touchscreen device. It comes in an array of colors including red, blue, green, purple, and slate.

This brush is a pleasure to use with its ability to reflect the pressure you apply and its realistic behavior as a brush. It can help make you a better digital artist on a small screen. You have to try it to believe it.

I am pleased to be able to give this exciting product a five star rating. It's a must have in my gadget bag.
1963302
This is so cool and easy to use.  You'll love it.
3240094
Awesome tool! This has changed my life.  Making the JST connectors by hand using solder and plier tips was time consuming and painful if you make more than 2 sets.  I dreaded this part of the build as I am making many of these connectors.  The tool crimps beautifully and folds the little ear tabs so they pierce into the insulation and hold the wire securely, while the wire crimp tabs fold and really pinches down and holds the wire for a good contact. I had perfect success the first time with female JST connectors for a battery harness.  Use a small resistor leg inserted into the connector to give it a handle so you can place into the jaw of the crimper.  Leave the part that is not supposed to be crushed outside.  Partially close it down to hold the connector in place, then insert your striped wire with a short lead of bare wire. Squeeze, remove, and enjoy.
1295643
I couldn't have designed a more accomodating tool unless I was a professional working in that field of design!

Then, again, any variations on this beautiful creation would only be window dressing meant to increase the cost.

The support belt has me mystified as the tool balance appears to be just right.

Each owner will, most likely, have different shaded opinion.

l, for one, am pleased with my purchase and look forward to secure footing when trimming each spring's growth from atop my 6 foot
evergreen hedge.
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Absolutely love this thing, very nice finish for bookcases and built-ins vs the airless spray I used prior to buying this guy. Appreciated everything from the packaging to the design features to the portability, definitely recommend buying an extra 50' of hose and the whip- with those accessories you're in for some sweet spraying.
731748
Looks and works great ! Matches the aesthetic of my air.
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I've owned an Eclipse Yoke for over 5-years and have flown many hours with it in X-Plane.  Here are my impressions:

* The Eclipse Yoke is sturdy and well-made. It is constructed from a heavy-duty plastic that is light-weight but strong. It feels like a quality product and not a cheap, plastic toy.

* The pitch and roll action are smooth and fluid with just enough resistance to keep it in place while remaining easy to operate with one hand.  There is some spring noise when moving the controls to their extremes, but that's just the nature of the design and is a purely aesthetic issue.  The Eclipse Yoke has, in fact, performed flawlessly for the many hours I've used it.

* The rudder paddles and throttle quadrant feature similarly smooth operation with no stickiness or binding. Speaking of rudder paddles, these are a great addition and allow you to put together a minimalist and relatively inexpensive virtual cockpit since you don't have to worry about the added expense of separate rudder pedals.

* The little trim wheels -- one vertical and one horizontal -- are a great touch.  Once you've used a proper trim wheel, you'll never want to go without.  The wheels also act as an additional button which is activated by pushing in on them.  I have this configured in X-Plane to recenter the trim.

* The overall quality is further evident in the various buttons, dials, and switches which operate crisply with nice tactile feedback. There are a substantial number of controls available at your fingertips without additional software.  The CH Products programming software allows you to configure a staggering number of inputs in multiple banks, but since I use Linux, and since the software is Windows-only, I can't comment on it.  However, the Eclipse Yoke is literally "plug and play", so additional software is not required.

* The clamping system is well-designed, low-profile, and sturdy. Once secured, it is held firmly in place with no danger of slipping or suddenly coming loose.

The Eclipse Yoke works flawlessly in Linux with X-Plane (I'm running the latest version of Ubuntu, and X-Plane is currently at version 11).  If you've only ever simmed with a joystick -- or, perish the thought, a keyboard and mouse! -- you'll find that flying with a yoke is a real treat.  The feel is so much more authentic, and with the large number of controls available at your fingertips, you'll spend more time with your hands on the yoke and less time fiddling with mouse and keyboard.  X-Plane is highly configurable, so coming up with the perfect set of controls is easy.  The center knob on the Eclipse Yoke is used by the CH Products software to select one of three profiles; however, without the software it's reported as regular button presses which can be assigned commands. In X-Plane, I have it set so that turning the knob selects one of three views (cockpit, external, and flyby), which is pretty cool.  It has been a long time since I've used any other flight simulator software (like Microsoft Flight Simulator), so your mileage may vary.  That said, I have briefly used the Eclipse Yoke in Flightgear, which is a free and open source flight simulator, but my flight time can be measured in minutes instead of hours, so I can't say anything beyond the fact that the Eclipse Yoke was functional.

I don't have anything negative to say because, honestly, nothing comes to mind. I boot up X-Plane, take to the air, and never once have to think about the controller sitting in front of me. It just works, feels great to fly with, and doesn't get in the way. I highly recommend the CH Eclipse Yoke to any virtual pilots who are looking to take their experience up a notch.
1911476
I love this tool at work. It is a quick disconnect air pen that allows me control how much air I need whether the force of air needed is a little or a lot.
701637
Excellent upgrade to the previous version. The back-lighting was a much-needed plus, especially when utilizing the keyboard. I would still like to see a couple more programmable keys, but for the price, it's the best product out there. The air mouse is the Truth!
3302693
This thing is awesome.  No issues to report yet.  I've used it for a few jobs already and plan on using it on many more.  Impact has a lot of power and the convenience of battery power is great compared to air tools!  Even the case is high quality!  Good stuff to report here.
4775460
Love it, with this and the UniFi AP AC Pro, it creates an amazing, easy to use and configure end to end package.
1960758
After returning a Black & Decker ASI300 Air Station which was pretty much a classic example of poor design, I ordered this unit.  It is thoroughly thought out and very easy to use.  Just a few minor complaints:  When removing the chuck air is lost, so this has to be compensated for.  Also the pressure meter can only be used as an approximation.  The increments are too small to be 100% useful.  I would also suggest that the panel that covers the inflation hose compartment be hinged as opposed to entirely removable.  But all in all, a very good unit that I would recommend.
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They are reactionless so when so when they finish taking up they don't  bash your knuckles against whatever is next to the wrench. It screws down  the nuts and bolts twice as fast as the old model IR 107's that I was  using.  Clean lines and black finish, adds a colorful touch to the air tool  line-up in your tool box.  All in all I would rate it as a superb addition  to any professional mechanic's toolbox.
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I am very exited about this new software for editing my photos.  The greatest feature is the easy masking procedure through selective control points.  It has already saved me many hours of work, especially when editing the sky areas.

For final touches, however,  I often  continue to put my photos into CS2 since there are additional levers for ultimate fine tuning, which NX Capture does not offer.