Draper Infrared Remote Control Reviews

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I ordered the Pac IRXHOME Infrared Signal Extender to enable me to hide my ugly Comcast cable box behind my cabinet doors. It was extremely easy to install and works perfectly. from Amazon.com I installed the IR-Infrared Repeater in my car. Its small, simple to hook up, and requires 12VDC (so I did not have to use the AC Adaptor). from Amazon.com This heli is functionally the same as Spinmaster Air Hogs Havoc Heli (Colors May Vary) and NEW Micro Remote Contol Helicopter with Infrared Controler. Pick the best deal. from Amazon.com i have it on a dvr on one level and the tv elsewhere in the house. from Buy.com other thoughts: i've had multiple remotes by universal remote control and have yet to be disappointed. from Newegg.com Although it is a remote control helicopter, the trim setting for the 'fly out of the box' are not that easy to master. The toy is easy to fly up and down. from Amazon.com I bought one of these and, even after an hour of trying to adjust the trim (whether it's veering left or right) and playing with the controls, the most it would do is fall over on its side and send itself wildly along the floor. Even when it was balanced with the rotor at full speed, it wouldn't leave the ground. from Amazon.com I bought this so that I can hook up my cable, vcr and TV at the same time. The range is great and works well with my IR extender. from Amazon.com I got this at a toy fair. The first one was totally unstable and the seller took it back. from Amazon.com I have a home theater I've been building for a number of years and when I painted the walls and ceiling dark colors my IR universal remote could no longer bounce the signal off the front wall and screen to hit the equipment in a rack behind me. I did quite a bit of research and for the money found the Buffalo Electronics IR solution was what I needed. from Amazon.com