Here is an unboxing and review of the CYMA C.046 EBB (electric Blow-back) AK-47. It comes with: -Real wood / Full metal design -600 round mag -cleaning rod -small amount of plastic BB's (the quality of the BB's is not that bad.) -battery (1200mAh 8.4V) -Charger -weighs about 8-10 pounds -Rate of fire: about 800 rpm (I clocked at 10 RPS w/ 8.6 v battery) -Velocity: Airsoft megastore says 455 FPS but w/ .20g bb's i clocked it doing about 415-420 w/8.6v battery -Schlick Hydro-5 razor 0_o Hope you enjoy it! I bought this gun at airsoft megastore: bit.ly
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Sunday, December 11, 2011
How to Select an Electric Shaver That Fits Your Needs
There's a wide variety of electric shavers available on the market today. Whether you are looking for your first shaver, or to replace an aging one, here are some points to consider as you search for the perfect shaver for you or a loved one.
First decide on how much you want to spend. You can find electric shavers ranging in price from around .00 to 0.00.
Do you have a brand preference? The top brands are Braun, Panasonic, Wahl, Remington, Norelco and Shavertronics. Look for deals on the manufacturers websites, and check with Amazon.com or other shopping sites.
Do you need a portable shaver? If you travel a lot, then probably yes. Though many current models are portable or semi-portable, with batteries that last for up to 50 shaves. Additionally, many of the chargers accept a wide variety of line voltages, allowing you to bring the charger with you.
Cleaning methods vary. Some shavers can be rinsed in running water, some have their own cleaning systems with special fluids that also lubricate the unit, for less wear and longer life.
Do you need a case for travel?
Finally, ask your friends what they use, and how they like their shaver.
Comparing Electric Shavers
Here are the important points to consider when comparison shopping:
1) Rotary head or foil head? Foil shavers are supposed to give the closest shave, but the longer neck hairs are difficult to get with this type of shaver. To get a really close shave, you generally have to apply some pressure to the skin. Some foil head shaver manufacturers have partnered with safety razor makers (Braun and Gillette for one) to design advanced cutting systems that are great improvements over older designs. Check it out!
Rotary shavers are easier to use on contour surfaces such as the chin. They use three blades covered by foils. These foil/blade combos are spring loaded, to follow the contour of the face. The rotating blades cut the facial hairs as they enter the foil openings.
2) How long is the trial period from the manufacturer? If you are switching from a razor, it can take 2 to 4 weeks to really find out if the electric shaver is for you.
3) How long does it take to charge the unit? Can you get a quick re-charge, or use it while it's plugged in? How long will it hold it's charge? Are there indicators for how much charge is left on the battery?
4) Some electric shavers have trimmers for beards, mustaches and sideburns. Some do not.
Final Thoughts
Your next step is to start looking at the various models. Do some research online, and ask a few of your friends what they use and how satisfied they are. Then go ahead an purchase one. You generally have 30 days to test and return it.
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Emjoi RotoShave AP 3RS Rechargeable Electric Razor
Cheap Emjoi RotoShave AP 3RS Rechargeable Electric Razor at www.menelectricrazor.com
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Friday, December 2, 2011
Razor Pocket Rocket Miniature Electric Bike
Razor Pocket Rocket Miniature Electric Bike. www.amazon.com
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