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26 April 2012
Price was good, service was friendly and quick and postage prompt. great
Sometimes, small capacity memory cards are useful for occasions when you expect to take a limited number of pohotographs. Using 128 meg cards will allow approx 60 photos which can then be quickly catalogued and filed on your computer in separate albums. They are also useful to carry for occasions when you run out of storage towards the end of a photo session and you only need to take a few more shots. When bought in bulk for a good price, they represent excellent value for the money.
11 March 2013
ECONOMICAL SOLUTION . GREAT PRODUCT AS AN INTERCOM.
I was actually in the market for a wireless intercom system for our home. It occurred to me that a used cordless telephone system with multiple handsets would be a very cheap and efficient alternative. They work brilliantly for this purpose. Older phone systems are not in high demand as telephones per se, but, as a home or office intercom system, they are a cheap solution. THINK OUTSIDE THE SQUARE.
27 February 2017
Some minor problems.
The overall concept is good. There were several bolts missing. Not a great problem but annoying. Also the pre-cut slots in the frames that bolt to the wall are cut out at odd measurements. In Australia, most studs are approx. 50mm apart. The nearest spacing on these frames are about 54-55mm apart and I had to drill extra holes to make it fit. Again, not an unsolvable problem.... just annoying.