Yesterday I got my electronic IR thermometer from Deal Extreme. The instructions are pretty good, all things considered, but one thing caught my eye:
"max power consumption during measurement: 3 million watts".
Comes with a faux-leather case, two batteries, and a pocket nuclear reactor.
Is that a Thermo-nuclear device then? :D
Bryce.
Heheheh, that was a good one.
How's its name?
Fukushima Weather Station?
Chinese, not japanese. So it'd probably be Beijing Smog Controller or something.
Oh yes... Of course :D
Quote from: Gryzor on 10:56, 16 May 12
..., two batteries, ...
I blame those.
Batteries from hell?
Even if they won't provide enough power for the thermometer anymore, you could probably heat your flat for the next 100 years. ;)
Quote from: MaV on 15:29, 16 May 12
I blame those.
Batteries from hell?
Even if they won't provide enough power for the thermometer anymore, you could probably heat your flat for the next 100 years. ;)
Heck yeah. I did take a look at them, they were suspiciously lacking in the info department. Maybe it's a new chinese technology or something. Nevermind, it'll come in handy after oil dries up here in Greece, as long as I find a way to wire them up to my car.
Maybe this device can be connected to the CPC using a CPC-Booster+ and this one wire protocol. Antitec talked about it. And I really would sleep better if a CPC monitors such special stuff.
On the other hand, in case of problems just put it close to the banksters :P
hahahaha i have had the same experience everytime i buy products made from china sometimes it really does give me a good laugh to read thepriduct descriptions as sometimes they dont make sense at all! it was really something that was sort of a habit for me everytime i go to a sotre where i buy my chinese made product i tend to read the labels and descriptions first just to give myself a giggle!
Never ever get a chines hamster. The manual is horrible ;)