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. Improv Electronics's Boogie Board is essentially the electronic equivalent of a dry-erase board. You can draw graphics, take notes and other things. However that's about the amount it does; the other thing is erasing it all.
But it is thin and lightweight and the battery will basically last the lifetime of the device for erasing. The LCD panel is pressure-sensitive so pressing lightly will make narrow lines; pressing hard will make thick lines. Most models just include the pen while the one I have includes magnetic mounting pads and a sleeve. THe Boogie Board comes in many colors and even some designs.
You can find it here on Amazon: goo.gl/hD8jH4
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. Improv Electronics's Boogie Board is essentially the electronic equivalent of a dry-erase board. You can draw graphics, take notes and other things. However that's about the amount it does; the other thing is erasing it all.
But it is thin and lightweight and the battery will basically last the lifetime of the device for erasing. The LCD panel is pressure-sensitive so pressing lightly will make narrow lines; pressing hard will make thick lines. Most models just include the pen while the one I have includes magnetic mounting pads and a sleeve. THe Boogie Board comes in many colors and even some designs.
You can find it here on Amazon: goo.gl/hD8jH4
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![LEGO Power Functions: How to improve operating range
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. Anyone who has tried to use the LEGO Power Functions system outdoors knows that the range is quite limited due to interference of the infrared signal (sunlight and lack of objects to bounce off of). I experimented with the idea of using a remote control extender designed for use in entertainment centers. By transmitting RF signals and then re-transmitting the IR signal at the receiver to the PF receiver, it eliminates any potential range issue (up 150 feet).
The one I chose to use based on how it operated was the NextGen Remote Control Extender Genius (my video on it is here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ij_Fa7jtOY )
Building instructions for the extender holder are here https://mausolfb.altervista.org/lego/Building%20Instructions/Building%20Instructions%20[IR-Holder].html
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