Diecast Car Collector Drives Attention to Web site with Wide Selection of Models

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Diecast Car Collector Drives Attention to Web site with Wide Selection of Models










Virginia Beach, VA (PRWEB) November 12, 2009

Ever since his childhood, Larry Theaker has possessed a fascination and admiration for Diecast cars. He fondly recalls the year he discovered these intricately designed models, which dates back to, what he says, seems like just yesterday. Another vivid memory of his youth was his introduction to radio-controlled airplanes. Theaker would light up with delight as the tiny battery-powered planes would zoom by with in a swift and streamline motion. Although he has grown past his adolescence, his fondness for these models and memories remains strong.

Fittingly, Theaker transformed his admiration for such products into a flourishing online business, http://www.RCDiecast.com, in September of 2009. Here customers can browse through an extensive collection of Diecast cars and trucks as well as radio-controlled airplanes, helicopters and trucks.

Theaker boasts that his Web site is all-inclusive because he carries both the Diecast cars and the radio-controlled airplanes, whereas most other sites feature one or the other. Shoppers can look forward to a continual update in selection as he plans to expand his inventory to include new variations of his merchandise.

Customers are encouraged to visit the Web site’s newly formulated blog to read further information, including detailed descriptions, about his current and soon-to-be-added products. This interactive tool, http://www.RC-Diecast.com, also serves as a platform for shoppers and collectors to connect through personal stories and a shared appreciation for these products.

RCDiecast.com is dedicated to providing quality merchandise at a fair price, matched with professional service with a smile!

About the Company:

RCDiecast.com is owned and operated by Diecast car collector Larry Theaker.

Larry Theaker

http://www.RCDIecast.com

(757) 641-0046

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Creative Introduces New Sound Blaster® Wireless Audio Solutions ? Easily Play Music Anywhere Inside or Outside the Home

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Creative Introduces New Sound Blaster® Wireless Audio Solutions – Easily Play Music Anywhere Inside or Outside the Home











Milpitas, CA (Vocus) January 8, 2010

Creative Technology Ltd. today announced two new ways to enjoy music wirelessly in any room inside – or outside – the home, with the Creative Sound Blaster® Wireless Headphones and the Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Outdoor Speaker. Expanding the Creative Sound Blaster Wireless family of products, these new additions offer more ways to get the most out of music libraries that are stored on PC or Mac computers.

The Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Transmitter is only about the size of a thumb drive and has a built-in wireless transmitter and antenna and plugs directly into the USB port on desktops, netbooks, notebooks, or Macs. The Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Transmitter takes any music playing on a PC or Mac, whether it is iTunes, Windows Media Player, Pandora, Internet radio, Napster, Spotify or any other music player, and streams it wirelessly throughout the home and even outdoors. The wireless music stream can be played on the Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Headphones, Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Outdoor Speaker system, Creative GigaWorks T20W 2.0 wireless speaker system or any existing home entertainment system through a Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Receiver. The Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Receiver is a small box that attaches to the line-in on a home entertainment system or powered speaker system and turns it into a wireless speaker system.

“The Sound Blaster Wireless family of products, with its many options, allows you to mix and match to create a completely tailored wireless music system for your home at a fraction of the cost of other systems,” said Steve Erickson, Vice President and General Manager for Audio and Video at Creative. “From the Sound Blaster Wireless Headphones for a private listening experience, to the Sound Blaster Wireless Outdoor Speaker, which blends right into a backyard setting, to the Sound Blaster Wireless Receivers that connect to any speaker or home theatre system, you are able to pick and choose which pieces best fit your home environment and lifestyle.”

Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Headphones

The Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Headphones allow users to enjoy their music privately so they are not disturbing others in the room or anywhere else in the home. The headphones can be heard up to a distance of 100 feet away from the Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Transmitter. Featuring music controls directly on the earcup, users can easily control the play, pause and skip functions from wherever they are. The lightweight Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Headphones are designed to be comfortable for hours of music listening. A built-in rechargeable battery delivers up to six hours of continuous playback and is recharged via USB. In addition to the wireless capability, the headphones also have an audio line-in jack for connecting to portable audio devices or an airplanes audio system.

Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Outdoor Speaker

Creative is also introducing the Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Outdoor Speaker system, which is a high-quality stereo speaker encased in a rugged rock design that blends nicely into any outdoor environment. Perfect for outdoor parties and BBQs, the speaker system is outside, as opposed to using an indoor speaker system and cranking the volume. The speaker is designed to withstand moderate weather conditions and features a removable rechargeable battery, which delivers up to six hours of continuous music playback. The battery recharges via a bundled external power adapter and charger cradle, so the speaker does not have to be brought in for charging.

Creative GigaWorks T20W Speaker System

Also available are the Creative GigaWorks T20W speaker system, which includes a built-in wireless receiver, eliminating the need to connect a PC or Mac to wired desktop speakers. The Creative GigaWorks T20W delivers high-quality audio and features an elegant design that beautifully complements any room at home.

Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Receivers

Users can also connect their existing speaker or home entertainment systems to stand-alone Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Receivers, which simply plug in via a line-out connection. Each Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Receiver includes a remote control, allowing users to adjust volume levels and skip through tracks when using iTunes.

Pricing and Availability

Sound Blaster Wireless bundles including a Sound Blaster Wireless transmitter and one Sound Blaster Wireless Receiver are available now for $ 149.99. Also available now are the Sound Blaster Wireless Headphones for $ 99.99, GigaWorks T20W for $ 129.99 and additional Sound Blaster Wireless Receivers for $ 69.99 each. The Sound Blaster Wireless Outdoor speaker will retail for $ 199.99 and is scheduled for availability in February 2010. For more information on all of Creative’s wireless audio products check out http://www.soundblaster.com or http://www.us.creative.com.

About Creative

Creative is a worldwide leader in digital entertainment products. Famous for its Sound Blaster® sound cards and for launching the multimedia revolution, Creative is now driving digital entertainment on the PC platform with products like its highly acclaimed ZEN MP3 and portable media players. Creative’s innovative hardware, proprietary technology, applications and services leverage the Internet, enabling consumers to experience high-quality digital entertainment-anytime, anywhere.

This announcement relates to products launched in the Asia Pacific. Availability is subject to change without notice and may differ elsewhere in the world according to local factors and requirements. Sound Blaster and ZEN are trademarks or registered trademarks of Creative Technology Ltd in the United States and/or other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Susie Hayne

Creative Labs, Inc.

408-546-6440

susie_hayne(at)creativelabs(do)com

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RC Plane Flying Over The Lake With GoPro Hero HD Video From Plane

Written by on January 15, 2012 · 25 Comments

My friend Chris and I went to the lake and took a couple RC airplanes also. The plane in the video is the parkzone Radian with a GoPro Hero HD video camera on it. We got some great aerial video while there. Enjoy! Please remember to…. Rate, Comment, And Subscribe to Support my Channel. Thanks, Eric Jordon My RC website. www.AroundTuitRC.com My Video Editing Tips website. http Music: “Take The Lead” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0″ creativecommons.org Link where the music was found: incompetech.com Links to the creative commons license agreement: incompetech.com incompetech.com

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Great Planes R2 Gee Bee RC Plane

Written by on January 14, 2012 · 13 Comments

Tom Nagle takes his Gee Bee for a flight. It’s a Great Planes R2 Gee Bee, 68″ wingspan and flying weight is 11.5 pounds. It is powered by a YS 1.10 motor, Magnum 20/20 fuel. He says it’s hard to land, but he made it look easy.

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RC PLANE Wild Hawk

Written by on January 13, 2012 · 50 Comments

RCPowers.com Oh look, the Wild Hawk flies again.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

This is a big SPAD! Unfortunately, it bit the dust just after I stopped filming (yes, still kicking myself) but the pilot is very philosophical about it — especially after he had to sell his shoes to get enough money to build this plane :-)
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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Flight Radio – Guide To Aircraft Communications Reviews

Written by on January 12, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Flight Radio – Guide To Aircraft Communications

Flight Radio is a guide to listening to Air Traffic Control and Aircraft on your radio scanner or shortwave radio. It contains a state by state list of frequencies that will get you started in the hobby of listening to what’s going on over your head.Flight Radio is a guide to listening to Air Traffic Control and Aircraft on your radio scanner or shortwave radio. It contains a state by state list of frequencies that will get you started in the hobby of listening to what’s going on over your head.

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2011 Newest RC Airplanes, EDF Jets, Nitro Aircrafts and More!

Written by on January 11, 2012 · 25 Comments

Come visit Nitroplanes.com for the latest in remote control airplanes. We carry the latest models including the hottest edf jets, nitro planes, rc helicopters and more!
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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Mini Wing Dragon 300 The Perfect RC Airplane! Flight Review in HD!

Written by on January 10, 2012 · 50 Comments

www.bananahobby.com After a long developmental period, the Mini Wing Dragon 300 is finally here! Please check out the flight review! This is such a perfect all around parkflyer! Available ony from Banana Hobby! Let’s FLY! – Pete
Video Rating: 4 / 5

It took seven years to put this turbine powered RC plane together and today was its maiden flight at the SWMAC in Tokoroa, New Zealand. Fuel problems caused the first attempts at take-off to be aborted but eventually it took to the air. Shame about the overcast conditions making it hard to get good flight video but life’s like that sometimes.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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RC4 Wireless Offers Relief for Wireless Anxiety Syndrome (WAS): Also Launches London, UK, Telephone Number to Assist European Sufferers

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RC4 Wireless Offers Relief for Wireless Anxiety Syndrome (WAS): Also Launches London, UK, Telephone Number to Assist European Sufferers











New York, NY (PRWEB) March 3, 2010

Wireless show control probably makes you nervous. Do you really want to trust a radio link for show-critical systems? Remembering the last time your cellphone dropped a call, or somebody’s model airplane crashed to the ground, your answer is probably a resounding “no”.

But a growing number of wireless dmx success stories are coming to light, and not just the ones highlighted in manufacturer’s advertising. Many of those positive experiences involve RC4 Wireless, a front-runner in the field with experience all the way back to early productions of The Phantom of the Opera in the 1980s. Today, RC4 products are reliably used all over the world, in numerous productions by Cirque du Soleil, Disney, and many, many others.

“My technical support channels are so dead, I sometimes wonder if anybody is actually using my stuff,” says James David Smith, president and product designer at RC4. “Last year I started contacting past customers, to ask them if everything was ok. What a thrill to discover that my systems are not only working well, they are being used constantly. There are numerous repertory companies that purchased an RC4Magic Series 2 system for one particular show, and have incorporated it into every production since!”

Hard to believe, of course. (An unexpected wash of noise just interrupted the traffic report on the radio.) But there are good reasons why RC4Magic Series 2 works so well, despite an ever growing number of wireless products competing for RF bandwidth. “When an RC4Magic Series 2 transmitter powers up, it scans the RF band, and finds the clearest space to operate. It may be a different spot every time, but it will always be the best possible spot,” explains Smith. “Then, proprietary data compression ensures we use the smallest portion of bandwidth demanded by any wireless DMX system on the market, while delivering perfect visual results. RC4Magic Series 2 doesn’t need much space, so it finds what it needs quite easily. And it leaves plenty of room for other systems and devices.”

Such claims are not unique to RC4 Wireless. Numerous vendors make claims about superlative wireless performance, data integrity, and so on. One manufacturer has even published a “lab report” claiming a competitor delivers data errors a whopping 99% of the time (specifically, City Theatrical makes this claim about the original and now obsolete RC4Magic).

“There are two simple rules-of-thumb to keep in mind when considering wireless dmx and wireless dimming,” proclaims Smith, of RC4. “First – don’t use it without good reason. Honestly, do you want to trust your entire show to wireless, even when it’s easy to run a cable? Second – try wireless when you can, in non-critical applications, and come to your own conclusions. You may love it; you may hate it. It’s my job to make something you’ll love.”

The dusty tech support phone at RC4 Wireless suggests Smith is meeting his objective. And now, for a limited time, RC4Magic Series 2 purchases over $ 1000 are shipped with a free Metageek WiSpy RF spectrum analyzer. Right on your laptop screen you can see all the wireless activity in your vicinity and watch the RC4Magic Series 2 find the best spot to operate. Now that is piece of mind.

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Altitude Sensor On A Typhoon RC Plane. How High Can It Fly?

Written by on January 8, 2012 · 25 Comments

Eagle Tree Altitude Sensor For RC Airplanes. This video was edited by Movie Edit Pro. The back ground music was created with Music Maker. Here is the link to get Movie Edit Pro. www.dpbolvw.net More Info? www.AroundTuitVideos.com Follow Me On Twitter. http As Always, Rate, Comment And Subscribe To Support This Channel. Eric www.AroundTuitVideos.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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