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you do realise how much more energy a smart watch uses, the two aren't even comparable.
and turning heat into electricity isn't a new idea, but again not only is it inefficient you need a big heat gradient, which is hard to maintain.

heat gradient excludes the mass of body heat being especially useful then. Ok just wondering :o I do think things do need to go in that direction of efficency anyway, hence why ARM was or is triumphing over Intel to much surprise of some very clever people. Wish I had comprehended that with arm at 200p instead of at 1700p last trade
 
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Place called Outback Prague, you get to shoot 10 guns for around £90-95 but I asked if they had anything in a larger caliber. For an extra £10-12 you can have a couple rounds from a DE.

I did 8 last time I was there for £80 including:

CZ Scorpion
CZ 75 9mm
Glock .45
Magnum .357
CZ Scorpion Evo 9mm w/ red dot sight
AK47
AR15 w/ 4x ACOG
12 gauge shotgun

Wow that's cheap compared to Las Vegas, I did the following a couple of weeks back but cost around £500. Do they give a full magazine with each one?


HK MP5: 25 rounds
Glock 18C: 10 rounds
FN P90: 25 rounds
Desert Eagle 50 Cal: 5 rounds
Beretta M9: 10 rounds
MAC-10: 25 rounds
M249: 20 rounds
Remington 700: 5 rounds
SIG 552: 25 rounds
Galil: 25 rounds
HK UMP: 25 rounds
M16 w/M203 grenade launcher: one grenade
FN Five-Seven: 10 rounds
Steyr AUG: 25 rounds
AK47: 25 rounds
HK416: 25 rounds
Benelli M4 shotgun: 5 rounds
 
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CZ Scorpion - 10
CZ 75 9mm - 10
Glock .45 - 10
Magnum .357 - 5
CZ Scorpion Evo 9mm w/ red dot sight - 10
AK47 - 15
AR15 w/ 4x ACOG - 10
12 gauge shotgun - 5

So 75 in total, whereas you got 290 + a grenade :)eek:). But still alright.
 
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It's got a built-in 700mah battery (apparently good enough for 3 full watch charges, so around 6 days of use) and the magnetic charging connector is included. Cost me £29.99 which isn't exactly cheap, but compared to the alternatives great value for money and a nice compact solution.

I could do with something like that. Can you share a link to where you bought it?
 
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Tyres.
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Great choice! Perfect for autumn/winter riding.
 
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Not really a smart watch watch though is it?

Why not? I get all the notifications on it, calendar, can answer or reject calls, take pictures with phone camera, lock/ unlock the phone, turn wifi on or off, control music and even my Sonos at home. Other than fancy heart rate monitor and color screen it's got everything.

Not sure what mare you'd want from a smart watch
 
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Why not? I get all the notifications on it, calendar, can answer or reject calls, take pictures with phone camera, lock/ unlock the phone, turn wifi on or off, control music and even my Sonos at home. Other than fancy heart rate monitor and color screen it's got everything.

Not sure what mare you'd want from a smart watch

Mine has a colour screen, too, so only lacking a fancy heart rate monitor...
 
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Why not? I get all the notifications on it, calendar, can answer or reject calls, take pictures with phone camera, lock/ unlock the phone, turn wifi on or off, control music and even my Sonos at home. Other than fancy heart rate monitor and color screen it's got everything.

Not sure what mare you'd want from a smart watch

Pebble time 2 pre ordered! :D. Once you go pebble can't go back to these 24h "smartwatches".
 
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