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Saturday, February 23, 2013

Yat Ming Scale 1:18 - 1970 AMC Rebel Machine Review

Yat Ming Scale 1:18 - 1970 AMC Rebel Machine
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Having owned an AMC Rebel (alas not a Machine) I can tell you that the proportions and detailing are spot-on. The classic Red/White/Blue paint scheme looks stunning. Don't forget to buy the solid red one as well!

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Our 1:18 scale AMC Rebel Machine Die Cast replica features distinctive red, white, and blue paint, hood scoop and bucket seats which were optional over the standard bench front seat. American Motors' Rebel was a well-fitted 390 cu. in. V-8 340 H.P. muscle car introduced in 1970 and then replaced by the AMC Matador in 1971. With opening doors, hood and trunk, and moveable steering wheel and tires. A true one-of-a-kind muscle car! Die cast metal and plastic model is 10.5" long.

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Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Franklin Sports Mlb Power Pitcher Pitching Machine/Baseball Batting Trainer No. 14948 Review

Franklin Sports Mlb Power Pitcher Pitching Machine/Baseball Batting Trainer No. 14948
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I just purchased one of these today for a gift. I read that it would be difficult to find extra balls that fit - and it was. None of the ones available have fit so far. So I tried tennis balls, and that worked just fine. The balls have to be just ever so slightly smaller than the average practice balls (you can't tell by looking side by side) and baseballs, so tennis balls fit that bill.
I also read that it eats batteries, and that the adaptor advertised is no longer available. So I came out with a pile of generic adjustable adaptors. I found that 300ma 6v was not strong enough to make the machine do anything but buzz. So I tried a 5v 1amp adaptor from an old zip drive, and that worked (after about the 3rd try. Not sure what the deal was the first 2 times). So if you have trouble finding an adaptor, try more amps. The machine doesn't say what the rating should be anywhere, it only says 6V - C + on the side.
I haven't tried it other than to shoot some balls across my living room, so we'll see how it holds up. Seems to be a good fit for a little kid.

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MLB POWER PITCHER PITCHING MACHINE

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