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Cuisinart ICE-30BC Pure Indulgence 2-Quart Automatic Frozen Yogurt, Sorbet, and Ice Cream Maker List Price: $145.00 Sale Price: $66.99  |
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Cuisinart DCC-1200 Brew Central 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker List Price: $165.00 |
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A striking blend of retro style and modern technology. Programmable for brewing up to 24 hours in advance. Setting for 1 to 4 cups ensures full-bodied flavor and aroma. BrewPause™ feature lets you enjoy a cup before brewing is finished. Adjustable heater plate setting keeps coffee at the temperature you prefer. Audible "ready" signal. Automatic shutoff. Includes Gold Tone metal filter, #4 paper filter starter kit and coffee scoop. Model: DCC-1200.Product Features• Charcoal filter removes calcium and chlorine impurities for pure coffee flavor• Reservoir lid lifts up for easy filling• Brew Pause feature lets you pour a cup before the brewing process is finished• 12-cup carafe has ergonomic handle for comfortable, dripless pouring• Simple On/Off operation make unit easy to use• On/off switch, auto-on 24-hour advance brew start, programmable auto shutoff and a choice of 1-4 or 5+ cup settings, make this coffee maker easy to use• Decalcification indicator signals when its time to clean• Heater plate features adjustable settings for custom temperature• Brushed stainless steel finish and industrial switches give a vintage look for today's gourmet kitchen• LCD digital clock is easy to read• Showerhead distributes water evenly over coffee reducing temperature loss as water passes through grounds• Ready tone signals the end of the brew cycle• Cord storage feature keeps countertop neat and safeIncludes• 12-cup glass carafe• Charcoal water filter• Gold tone coffee filter• Filter basket• Illustrated instruction booklet |
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Product Features: Toast, Bagel, Bake and Broil functions 1800 watts Full size interior holds and 11 pizza and 4-slices of toast Stainless Steel front with rubberized easy grip dials and cool touch handle Always Even Shade Control monitors the temperature and adjusts the timing to consistently toast to the shade selected every time! Convenient auto slide-out rack for hands-free loading and easy removal of cooked foods Automatic shutoff safety feature Easy-clean nonstick interior Front removable crumb tray Includes: broiling rack, baking/drip pan, wire rack and instruction/recipe booklet Limited 3 year warranty |
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The company that has always been the forerunner in condensate removal pump design, introduces the new generation VCMA Series. Adding features for every installation. Fully Automatic, new generation float arm for enhanced reliability. Suitable for high-efficiency, gas-furnace condensate. 3 drain holes with 20ft. shut off head and 8.7 PSI. Capable of drawing 50 GPH @ 5ft.. Intermittent Liquid Temp. up to 120deg F. Little Giant Pump Company once again defines state-of-the-art in pump design. UL and CSA listed. 1-year limited warranty. Flow (GPH): 65 GPH with a 1 ft. rise, Volts: 115, HP: 1/60, Max. Total Head (ft.): 15, Max. Suction Lift (ft.): 5, Discharge Port (in.): 3/8, Volute: Glass-filled Flame Retardant Polypropylene, Impeller Shaft: Glass-filled Flame Retardant Polypropylene, Power Cord (ft.): 6, Thermal Overload Protection: Yes |
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Honeywell RTH7600D Touchscreen 7-Day Programmable Thermostat List Price: $99.99 Sale Price: $59.99 |
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Keep your home comfortable and cash in on energy savings with the RTH7600D seven-day programmable touchscreen thermostat from Honeywell (formerly packaged as model number RTH7600B). Designed for easy use and quick installation and packed with convenient features, this thermostat gives you programmable, customizable control over your home's temperature without having to make constant manual adjustments.RTH7600D 7-DayProgrammable Touchscreen Thermostat At A GlanceCustomized temperature setting for four periods per dayEffective energy expense savingsBacklit display and easy-to-use touchscreenIntuitive adjustment for precise comfort control Compatibility with a range of heating and cooling systems |
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AUTOMATICALLY CHLORINATE OR BROMINATE YOUR POOL! Holds up to 9 lbs. of chlorine tablets, chlorine sticks or bromine tablets. Chlorine Feeder sanitizes pools up to 40,000 gallons. Bromine feeder treats up to 20,000 gallons. Easy-to-use control dial lets you adjust the rate of distribution. Made from high-quality PVC and easily installs on new or existing equipment (PVC piping only). In-line chemical feeders are installed into existing PVC plumbing. Off-line feeders tap into existing plumbing, and do not require cutting into the plumbing. NSF-approved. |
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Understanding the Nikon Speedlight: SB-900, SB-800, SB-600 List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $11.68 |
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Understanding the Nikon Flash SB800 and SB600 - A thorough overview of the the Nikon flash system featuring these two excellent flash units. Covers details on all functions and how to use them. Owners of Nikon flashes are often bewildered about how to use the flash unit effectively to produce the type of shots they want. Although the supplied manual does provide some technical assistance, flashes have been, and remain a mystery for many owners. This DVD sets out to change all that. With a running time of just over an hour, your host takes the mystery out of these flash units and shows you how to use them to their best advantage. Whether you own one or several of these flashes, this lesson walks you through real world situations that can be made better with repeatable techniques. It not only tells you HOW the flash operates, but WHY the engineers designed the flashes with their current set of features. You've spent a lot of time and resources getting great camera equipment and learning how to use the camera effectively. This DVD will take you to the next level by allowing you to add light where you want it. Photography is all about communication. With a little information and one of these great flashes, you can evoke exactly the response you want. |
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Understanding the Canon Speedlite 580EX II/430EX II List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $19.98 |
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This DVD uses the same material as our original 580 EX/430 EX DVD. Demonstrations of Speedlite operations have been updated to show the 580 EX II/430 EX II models. Your new EX II Speedlite from Canon can be the most powerful accessory in your camera bag! Understanding how the Speedlite's controls work is important, and this DVD takes you through its operations, step by step. Your host, Tim Mantoani, demonstrates these fabulous flash units in a series of real world examples. Whether you use one Speedlite or a hundred, Tim's approach will help you create the best photograph possible. |
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Full Throttle - 1971 Datsun 240Z (History Channel) List Price: $24.95 Sale Price: $24.95 |
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In this episode, Japanese hustle meets American muscle! The Datsun 240Z was the first affordable people's sports car. We get an up-close look at the 1971 Datsun design engineering that proved light years ahead of its American competitors. Diving into their overhead cam engine, we tear it down and build it back up for a head-to-head drag race at full throttle! After supplying two teams with the classic cars, garages, tools, parts, and 20 hours of repair time, we hold an old-fashioned drag race on a legal, certified track with safety devices for the drivers. As we follow the teams, we interject history at each step they take, including factory footage and interviews with the legends behind the vintage vehicles.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply. |
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Manual locking hubs are located on the front axle of a 4WD vehicle. They are the small dials found in the middle of the two front wheels. On the outside, they appear simple, but on the inside they perform something extraordinary.
When driving your 4WD vehicle on a slippery, icy, or muddy road, you may care for little else except that each tire has power and is fighting for every bit of traction. When four wheel drive is not in use, the locking hubs are used to disconnect the front wheels from the front axle drive components (differential, half-shafts, and driveshaft). Doing this will allow the front axle drive components to stop spinning, saving unnecessary wear and tear on those parts and helping to improve the fuel economy.
Manual locking hubs were invented by Arthur Warn in 1948. Until then, the typical 4WD vehicle was "full-time" 4WD. These were undesirable because the constant 4WD made them suffer from excess wear and stress on all the drivetrain components from the front axle to the rear axle and everything in between, poor gas mileage, and bad street driving characteristics especially on dry pavement.
Over the years, most 4WD auto makers have done away with manual hubs and made a switch to automatic hubs. The SUV craze that took the American auto marketplace by storm in the late 1980's and well into the 1990's is likely responsible for this. Families from all walks of life had to have an SUV because an SUV meant 4WD. The problem was that an overwhelming majority of these SUV drivers wouldn't know how to engage the 4WD system. To make the SUV more appealing, manufacturers outfitted them with automatic hubs.
As years went by, 4WD owners (especially off-roaders) have learned that automatic hubs aren't the wonderful amenities that the auto manufacturers made them out to be. As the vehicle aged, the likelihood that the auto hubs would work when needed diminished. It's a rule of engineering that when you take something simple and then complicate it, the chances for failure increases. Automatic hubs were no exception to this. Auto hubs are notorious for not working at critical times and for being weak under stress. Ask any off-roader about this and you may get an earfull of anger and bitterness toward the auto hub.
Manual locking hubs are stronger than their auto counterparts. It's for this reason that off-roaders will always choose manual hubs over automatic ones. Even if an axle with automatic hubs has been routinely maintained, the serious off-roader can not rely on it because there are too many circumstances for which it will fail or just not perform when the moment is critical.
Manual locking hubs feature simplicity, reliability, strength, and low cost which has made them the ideal replacement for auto hub axles. There are kits available in the off-road marketplace that allow drivers to replace automatic locking hubs for manual ones.
Understanding how these units work will help you get the most out of them and they are much easier to upgrade and maintain than auto units.
Warn manual hubs have been used enough to have become the unwritten industry standard for locking hubs in the offroad market for nearly five decades. The relability and low cost of the Warn premium manual hubs has made them the ideal choice for all off-road uses.
Isuzu's I-series Trucks for 2007
Isuzu is still in the pickup truck business, selling their version of the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon compact pickup. Isuzu's version is a likeable truck, though the model range is limited.
At the first glance, the Isuzu i-series is often perceived, not quite correctly, as a warmed-over General Motors product. While the i-series is more or less identical to the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon, the fact is that Isuzu did have a hand in the truck's development. The deal was that Chevy and GMC would have first shot at selling the truck in North America while Isuzu would sell a slightly different diesel-powered version called the D-MAX in the Asia-Pacific region, which have been very marketable.
Isuzu started selling the i280 and i350 in the US in 2006, though sales were a fraction of those of the Colorado and Canyon. Part of the problem was lack of choice. The i-series came in just two versions: The four-cylinder manual-transmission extended-cab 4x2 i280 and the five-cylinder automatic crew-cab 4x4 i350. Chevy and GMC continued to sell their versions of the truck with a wide variety of cabs, bed, engine, transmission, and driveline combinations.
For this year, things have improved slightly. The four-cylinder Isuzu now offers an automatic transmission, while the five-cylinder model comes in both extended and crew cabs as well as with a 4x2 driveline, though the 4x4 is only available as a crew cab. Both trucks also get larger engines and new names: i290 and i370, reflecting their 2.9 and 3.7 liter engines.
There is no carpet and an AM/FM radio in the driver's seat, though air conditioning and 4-wheel antilock brakes are part of the standard parts. The truck accessories, which contain cloth seats, carpets, rear jump seats, CD/MP3 player, floor mats, and tinted windows are worth $699 all in all. The automatic transmission is at $1,089 and the bottom line is at $19,500. It contains manual door locks and crank-up windows.
The i290's extended cab has rear-opening doors on both sides for easier access to the second row, where there is are two fold-up jump seats with 3-point belts and LATCH child seat anchors. Like most compact pickup back seats, these are best suited for kids. Once seat are pulled up, one will find a handy plastic tool box that also flips forwards to provide flat load floor.
This year, the i-series offers side curtain airbags, a rare truck accessory in pickup trucks. They are optional on LS-model extended-cab Isuzus and standard equipment on the i370 with crew cab.
By far the high point of the i290 is its engine. At 2.9 liters, it is huge for a four-cylinder engine, and it shows in the numbers: 185 horsepower and 190 lb-ft of torque, the latter peaking at a usefully low 2800 RPM. Those numbers represent an increase of 10 hp and 5 lb-ft over last year's 2.8 liter engine.
It would be easy to mistake the i290's off-the-line performance for that of a six-cylinder truck. The truck loses some of its get-up-and-go at highway speeds, though passing acceleration (50 to 75 MPH) is adequate. The four-banger has enough torque to spin the rear wheels, even under moderate acceleration.
The i290 has a payload capacity of just over 1500 lbs, whose towing capacity is 2,100 with the manual and 3,100 with the automatic, more than enough to haul a small boat, a couple of ATVs, or a utility trailer. Its bed width is 4' 9"; bed length is 5' for the crew cab and 6' for the extended cab. Movable support cables allow the tailgate to be held half-way open and bear weight in this position.
The i290's steering is light, good but not sporty. The ride is remarkably quiet at highway speeds. As mentioned earlier the i290 comes with standard antilock brakes but lacks advanced safety electronics such as electronic stability control, which is just starting to make their way into competitors' products.
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Gertrude Sayzer finished her degree in Marketing at Western New England College. She is passionate about writing and loves to travel as well. At present, this 32 year-old mother of three works full-time at an Ad agency in Boston.
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