What exactly is the "safety" feature this unit provides that others are laking?
747140
For all of the proctology opinions not rooted in empirical data/facts: A simple access to the Shnozzle website under Safety Features will provide detailed answers/graphics as to how the device regulates filling and prevents overfill.
747141
The unit is machined from a single piece of metal that is thicker than necessary plus the design incorporates a safety feature in its design to smoothly regulate the propane transfer to eliminate the chance of dangerously overfilling your tank according to the literature included with the adapter I received.
747142
Apparently due to a lack of real info from the manufacturer, it is simply 'MARKETING MAGIC' Unless they answer with substance, that's what I think.
747143
Not clear to me either. It seems to work fine in any case. Maybe some sort of one way valve built in to prevent leaks off the big tank side?
1956939
That is a safety feature. Do not remove it. Just lift it up when you want to shift into reverse. Gravity keeps it down to block accidental reversing which could run you over.
209231
Manual input but that should not prevent you from buying this unit. I have had more than a few times when it has routed me around an accident or construction area. I would call it a good trade off plus you can pull up real time traffic delays. I live in Metro Detroit and it comes in handy.
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I've have not had any lock ups or crashes at ALL with this router. However, I currently have: - Two laptops - Three 3DS's - Two smartphones - One PS3, one Wii, one Vita - One BluRay player that can stream stuff like Netflix, Amazon, etc.. - Three tablets/eReaders - One wireless extender And probably a few other devices that I'm forgetting, all connecting wirelessly, not to mention frequent guests that show up that borrow my wireless as well with THEIR devices. I think all in all I've had about twenty devices connected wirelessly at once, no drops or lockups. It's a SOLID device. :D
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If barrier is broken the sensor the pager will make a very loud sound. As there was no adjustment for sound control, we always placed the pager in another room. Trust me, you will hear the sound. This device was a life saver for the family as caregivers for our father. I daresay it prevented many falls and broken bones.
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Well instead of springs, it has bands, so I would say it is safer than your average trampoline. So like any bit of exercise equipment, if they're using it, you should be supervising. I would just make sure that you go over the warnings with them and make sure they understand is for their safety. If you feel like they wouldn't understand or listen to you, don't get it.
758258
If I remember right it's like a safety system if you want to control your users usage of the device. It's optional to use.
289011
One additional point. One good thing...There is a status indicator that shows when there is interaction/interference from any source and how much (the more interference the more the status light blinks...where there is none, it stays off)...I actually used it like a homing device to find the right area with the least amount of interference. Without it, I probabably would have pulled my hair out trying to locate the sources of interference.
271187
Yes. There is a very small amount of lag. I never noticed it till I just tried it. It's certainly not anything that bothers me.
702506
The unit is heavy. I agree with the other responses that it would be probably unsafe to hold and use.
1301378
I personally use this item and can vouch for it. The only way this is a fire hazard is if people do not use it correctly. Yes there will be defective units, yes there may be accidents, but overall most fires started by these are caused by people who shouldn't even own pets. Putting a towel over this device or putting stuff around it is not smart at all and is in fact dangerous. The device itself as far as I have seen does not catch fire, and in fact does not produce enough heat TO catch on fire. I put blame on the users, not the item or manufacturer except in the case of defective units sold. Hope this was a reasonable answer. I love this product. UPDATE: Adding to my previous comment, it seems as though there was a curse on this company as a whole bunch of people got faulty devices, poor things. Mine is still working great, no shorts. Seems to me like there were assembly issues within the manufacturer building or they got some terribly made pieces to construct these with. I am only glad that mine was not one of the ill-fated defects!
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This is a feature I hope never to use.... the G-sensor measures the force of a crash/bump/vibration, when it detects a bump greater than or equal to your setting it locks the picture loop so it will not be over-written, hence you have pictures of the accident. I set mine at 3G and so far it has not been activated by bumpy roads. Henry
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I don't know.....I't has all the safety features on it.........what does that have to do with it ....It's for my home use.........
1776031
I'm wondering the same thing. Wish someone could answer this, I'm really considering purchasing this unit.
293933
It is low to the ground, to prevent top heaviness & easy tip over, but it goes over speed bumps easily. It can climb serious outside incline without losing power. We live near a park with steep grade & it took me up that hill there & back without any power loss. I was prepared for some lag as it reached the top of the hill, but there was none.
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I weigh around 220 and have never felt unsafe. I have owned it for over a year.
203222
Yes, a few seconds lag, especially when pulling out of a garage. Every once in a while it will drop out when driving, when can not get signal (physical obstetrical in its way...valley, buildings...). Overall works very well.