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Kymera Magic Wand Remote Control
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It's a universal remote easy to program accelerometer-controlled universal remote
Can learn 13 infrared remote control codes and replay them at your command with 13 easy to learn gestures
Control almost anything that can be remote controlled with just a flick and a swish
No need for all the codes to be learned from a single remote control
Compatible with most home electronics that use remote controls, like televisions, DVD players, DVRs, stereo systems, and more
Twirl the wand clockwise to change channels or program the wand to pause/play when the wand is brandished up and down
OPERATION
This wand is able to learn 13 functions. 11 of them are fairly easy to master. However, there are 2 gestures that are almost impossible to execute. Here's a list of all the gestures, listed in order from easiest to impossible to do:
- Big swish
- Flick up
- Flick down
- Flick left
- Flick right
- Tap on top
- Double-tap on top
- Rotate clockwise (do it slowly)
- Rotate counter-clockwise (do it slowly)
- Push forward
- Pull back
* Tap on side (never works)
* Double-tap on side (never works)
The wands gives you feedback by vibrating. It vibrates different numbers of times to return different types of feedback confirmations. It would've been SO MUCH COOLER if the tip of the wand glowed (like in the movie)
I think the harry porter fans will love this universal remote
Sonic screwdriver remote
Control your Earth-based electronics with this tiny device
Fully functioning programmable infrared remote control
Gesture-based remote uses IR to control entertainment systems (but not RF systems like PS3 or Xbox)
Store up to 39 programmable gestures over 3 memory banks--that means you can program gestures from just one remote (39 gestures total) or from up to 39 separate remotes (with 1 gesture each)
Guided setup teaches you how to use the sonic with spoken prompts
Four modes:
Practice mode: Learn your gestures
Control mode: Control your electronics
Quiet Control mode: Control your electronics, quietly
FX Mode: 13 authentic special FX sounds from the Doctor Who universe
Bright illuminating tip lights up and pulses when in standby
Personal lock code lets you keep the power all to yourself
The sonic screwdriver is a fictional tool in the British science fiction television series Doctor Who and its spin-offs. It is a multifunctional tool used by The Doctor. Its most common function is that of a lock-pick, but can be used to perform other operations such as performing medical scans, remotely controlling other devices and tracking alien life. It can, with the exception of a deadlock seal or wooden lock, open any type of lock and operate many computers, whether their origin is alien or human.
Like the TAR DIS, it has become one of the icons of the programme; spin off media such as The Sarah Jane Adventures and Torch wood have replicated its functions in devices such as the sonic lipstick, sonic blaster, sonic pen and sonic modulator.
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It's a universal remote easy to program accelerometer-controlled universal remote
Can learn 13 infrared remote control codes and replay them at your command with 13 easy to learn gestures
Control almost anything that can be remote controlled with just a flick and a swish
No need for all the codes to be learned from a single remote control
Compatible with most home electronics that use remote controls, like televisions, DVD players, DVRs, stereo systems, and more
Twirl the wand clockwise to change channels or program the wand to pause/play when the wand is brandished up and down
OPERATION
This wand is able to learn 13 functions. 11 of them are fairly easy to master. However, there are 2 gestures that are almost impossible to execute. Here's a list of all the gestures, listed in order from easiest to impossible to do:
- Big swish
- Flick up
- Flick down
- Flick left
- Flick right
- Tap on top
- Double-tap on top
- Rotate clockwise (do it slowly)
- Rotate counter-clockwise (do it slowly)
- Push forward
- Pull back
* Tap on side (never works)
* Double-tap on side (never works)
The wands gives you feedback by vibrating. It vibrates different numbers of times to return different types of feedback confirmations. It would've been SO MUCH COOLER if the tip of the wand glowed (like in the movie)
I think the harry porter fans will love this universal remote
Sonic screwdriver remote
Control your Earth-based electronics with this tiny device
Fully functioning programmable infrared remote control
Gesture-based remote uses IR to control entertainment systems (but not RF systems like PS3 or Xbox)
Store up to 39 programmable gestures over 3 memory banks--that means you can program gestures from just one remote (39 gestures total) or from up to 39 separate remotes (with 1 gesture each)
Guided setup teaches you how to use the sonic with spoken prompts
Four modes:
Practice mode: Learn your gestures
Control mode: Control your electronics
Quiet Control mode: Control your electronics, quietly
FX Mode: 13 authentic special FX sounds from the Doctor Who universe
Bright illuminating tip lights up and pulses when in standby
Personal lock code lets you keep the power all to yourself
The sonic screwdriver is a fictional tool in the British science fiction television series Doctor Who and its spin-offs. It is a multifunctional tool used by The Doctor. Its most common function is that of a lock-pick, but can be used to perform other operations such as performing medical scans, remotely controlling other devices and tracking alien life. It can, with the exception of a deadlock seal or wooden lock, open any type of lock and operate many computers, whether their origin is alien or human.
Like the TAR DIS, it has become one of the icons of the programme; spin off media such as The Sarah Jane Adventures and Torch wood have replicated its functions in devices such as the sonic lipstick, sonic blaster, sonic pen and sonic modulator.
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