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209 posts
Location: England
Look I've changed my title!
209 posts
Location: England
Posted:
I hadn't seen these before, until a friend bought them as a christmas present.
go here, Linkage
to see what they look like.
They are pretty small, but fit really nicely into the palm of your hand and have a nice rubbery feel to them which is easy to grip.
Also the LED's, to me, look super bright, I'm really happy with them, i seriously think you should check these out. Be nice to have some in the shop as well.
What are your impressions?
I hadn't seen these before, until a friend bought them as a christmas present.
go here, Linkage
to see what they look like.
They are pretty small, but fit really nicely into the palm of your hand and have a nice rubbery feel to them which is easy to grip.
Also the LED's, to me, look super bright, I'm really happy with them, i seriously think you should check these out. Be nice to have some in the shop as well.
What are your impressions?
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the floor is a sea of tigers...
404 posts
the floor is a sea of tigers...
404 posts
Posted:
i've a set of these, the large ones. problem is that when you hit or drop them, it'll switch off. apparently it seems to be a problem with the battery holder and/or connector. haven't worked about that with a satisfactory result yet.
also I don't think it diffuses the colours well enough when mixing colours.
but all in all, it's still a somewhat nifty toy to have around handy.
i've a set of these, the large ones. problem is that when you hit or drop them, it'll switch off. apparently it seems to be a problem with the battery holder and/or connector. haven't worked about that with a satisfactory result yet.
also I don't think it diffuses the colours well enough when mixing colours.
but all in all, it's still a somewhat nifty toy to have around handy.
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Look I've changed my title!
209 posts
Location: England
Look I've changed my title!
209 posts
Location: England
Posted:
Just out of interest, how long do the batteries last for?
Just out of interest, how long do the batteries last for?
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33 posts
33 posts
Posted:
im not sure I think the bateries should last for at least 8 hours
im not sure I think the bateries should last for at least 8 hours
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3 posts
Location: currently australia!
3 posts
Location: currently australia!
Posted:
Isnt 8 hours a bit little for leds?
I havent seen them yet and the page doesnt tell me how many leds there are in one ball but led's are suppose to be very energy saving and should require not a lot of power.
Isnt 8 hours a bit little for leds?
I havent seen them yet and the page doesnt tell me how many leds there are in one ball but led's are suppose to be very energy saving and should require not a lot of power.
Powerball's are good fun ^^
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Look I've changed my title!
209 posts
Location: England
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Location: England
Posted:
There are 3 LED's per colour, with a maximum of 6 LED's being lit continuously at one time.
There are 3 LED's per colour, with a maximum of 6 LED's being lit continuously at one time.
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Carpal \'Tunnel
3,276 posts
Location: Oxfordshire/Wiltshire, United Kingdom
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,276 posts
Location: Oxfordshire/Wiltshire, United Kingdom
Posted:
A shop in swindon sells these, they arent very expensive and you can get them in 2 sizes, I agree with the main problem being them turning off or changing settings by themselves. xxx
A shop in swindon sells these, they arent very expensive and you can get them in 2 sizes, I agree with the main problem being them turning off or changing settings by themselves. xxx
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