Frisby PC Computer Laptop USB 2.0 Game Controller Pad Dual- Shock
- Dual Vibration feedback motors -Soft-touch, easy grab bottons
- Turbo and Normal Mode. LED indicator for Turbo – 8 Way Direction B
- 10 Fire Buttons and Slow Buttons – Autoplay function
- 1 full year manufacturer’ds warranty
- Double vibration / shock functions, comes compler with a 1 year manufaturer’s warranty!
PC Computer Laptop USB 2.0 Game Controller Pad
Add a thrilling dimension to your PC games with dual vibration feedback motors. Experience every bone-rattling crash and blind-side hit. Feels great in your hands and gives you all the controls you need to dominate the competition.
The Frisby game controller for PC, Computer, Laptops makes your games more realistic that you will feel every crash, hit, explosion, and more with its Dual Vibration Feedback motors. Works great for any normal NES or SNES emulation, and feels just like a PS2 game controller and comes with 1 year warranty. Most game controllers last for only couple months, thus our 1 year warranty shows high confident in Frisby game controllers.
Soft-touch bottom and specially designed textured rubber grips allows you to get a solid grip. It’s the ultimate precision instrument, whether you’re going for the tackle, the kill, the gold, or the finish line. The comfortable grip keeps you at the top of your game for hours of play.
Double Analog control : Feel the performance edge with double analog sticks and smooth, precise control with digital buttons and smooth 360-degree action. Dual joystick precision helps hit every target, every time
Turbo and Normal Mode : Switch from turbo mode to normal mode or from normal mode to Turbo with a click of a button
Plug and Play : Compatible with all PC,and Laptop and any PC games operating with Windows 98/2000/ME/XP/VISTA. Simply plug and play, no driver required
Contents:
PC Game Controler with USB Cable
Requirements:
64 MB RAM* 20 MB of available hard disk space* PC with Pentium processor or compatible * PC with Pentium processor or compatible
USB port
Windows 98 ME 2000 XP Vista
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Winegard AP-8275 Preamplifier High Gain Low Noise 28dB UHF 29dB VHF for HDTV Antennas
- High performance, low noise TV antenna preamplifier
- 29 dB VHF, 28 dB UHF
- Amplifies digital signal
- Built in FM Trap to prevent overload from strong local FM stations
- Power supply and power injector included
Winegard HDTV Antenna Preamplifiers are engineered to the highest specifications ensuring consistent signal amplification performance. The Winegard AP-8275 preamplifier is specifically designed to amplify DTV signals at the antenna 29 dB on VHF frequencies, and 28 dB on UHF frequencies, boosting the digital signal to overcome any cable or splitter loss in your TV antenna system and minimize dropouts. In a low signal area, a setup with long cable runs, or a multiple TV system, the AP-8275 preamp may be the solution you need for a perfect digital picture. Winegard AP series preamps are constructed of tough, high impact ABS material and the zinc plated steel hardware ensure electronic parts are safe from the elements. They feature a selectable and tunable FM trap to reduce strong local FM stations from interfering with your perfect digital picture. They also employ specialized circuitry featuring an ultra fast recovery diode. Power supply and mounting hardware included. Note: A preamplifier will not pull in extra signal, it can only amplify the signal reaching the antenna.
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The controller is fine, but the software is a problem.,
I would like to start off by saying the controller works great. The buttons area a but stiff at first, but they wear down with use. Other than that, I have no problem with the controller itself. As a plug and play, it’s perfect.
The problem lies in the software (Included in the package on a minidisk). According to Norton Security, the drivers include a virus titled Infostealer.lineage. The description is as follows:
“Infostealer.Lineage is a Trojan horse that attempts to steal the password to the “Lineage” online game and send it to the creator of the Trojan.”
Considering this is a keylogger virus, I wouldn’t suggest downloading the drivers anytime soon.
When I contacted the sellers, they said that they contacted the manufactures then offered to send me fixed software. I refused, but I don’t really need rumble…
Basically, if you’re buying the controller for rumble, don’t. Not unless you want to go through what I did.
If you’re buying it just for the controller (without rumble) then do so. Just make sure not to install the drivers.
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|best bang for buck,
It’s a good controller. The D-Pad is separate buttons so its good for games like Tetris and Pacman. Analogue sticks are good. so far its worked on all the games I’ve played on it. But be careful when cutting the package open, I accidentally cut through the drivers disk(the disk only needed for rumble, the controller itself is plug and play).
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|Good Controller BUT have a Trojan in its software,
I bought this controller to use for Emulators games and it work perfectly… as a controller. It’s a plug and play so as soon as you plug it into the usb, the software is installed. Now the issue is the CD that came along with the controller. As soon as you put the CD in and open the file, your antivirus software will tell you it’s a virus/trojan. I’m not familiar with what kind or how dangerous but I would recommend not installing anything just in case. I don’t know why Frisby sell this product along with the questionable software. I believe the software on the CD is for the rumble but I can live without the rumble action.
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|Winegard AP-8275 TV antenna preamp, mast mounted.,
One of the highest-gain mass-market TV preamps you can get, good in fringe areas where all the TV signals are weak; however, if you also have a strong TV station nearby its signal can overload any high-gain preamp and degrade all channels. Also, nearby lightning strikes within a few blocks can blow preamps even without direct contact.
This one from ANTOnline worked OK, but be aware that Winegard has outsourced production to China and it seems that reliability of this and all items formerly made in the U.S. have fallen drastically (not just my opinion!) – this is the 2nd Winegard preamp I’ve bought and the first one (not purchased from ANTOnline) was DOA and had to be replaced under warranty with the added postage expense. So, if you get a Winegard preamp that works that’s good, but don’t be surprised if it doesn’t. Geez, even the simple packages of pre-cut RG-6 TV coax cable you need to wire this preamp up can’t be trusted if they come from China – I bought 2 separate U.S.-branded packs now made in China and one was shorted and the other open, I had to cut the connectors off and put on new ones. And that wasn’t all – I also bought a new antenna rotator that had been outsourced from the U.S. to China, and it broke down in just 2 days! Give us a break! It almost seems like a conspiracy!
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|Amazing Reception Improvement,
I really didn’t have high hopes for this device when I ordered it. All of the HDTV signals in my area (NE CT) are 40-60 miles distant over hilly terrain, and my house is surrounded by tall trees. After I bought my Panasonic Viera I experimented building a DB8 style antenna out of random junk I had lying around (coat hangers, curtain rods, hardware cloth—not pretty) and was able to receive no more than 7 signals usually at 50-60% signal level according to the Panasonic signal meter. I then tried running about 300 feet of cable to a point higher on my property and the DIY antenna pulled in a few more channels, sometimes over 60%. A lot of the time the Panasonic couldn’t read any signals at all since it seems to need a minimum of 50% to form a good picture.
I hooked up the Winegard 8275 near the antenna, climbed down off the ladder and went back to the house to turn on the TV, not expecting much. But whoa—the Panasonic scanned 30+ signals, most of them 70% or better and a few at 100%! I only wanted PBS and a few local channels out of Boston, but I’m now receiving channels from all over Massachusetts and Providence RI. I watched the Patriots beat Atlanta today in high def and tonight was the first part of Ken Burns’ National Parks special in detail and color that was hard to believe. If this keeps up I’ll be living in digital heaven.
A word on antenna rotators: I didn’t buy one for the makeshift antenna, first because I’ve had 4 or 5 of them over the years and they all fail after a few months(there’s a dead one on the roof now mounted on an old antenna), and second because no matter where I aimed the DIY antenna the signals I could reliably tune were all in the same direction anyway (Boston). This is to say that all those 3 dozen channels come in WITHOUT rotating the antenna away from where it was. This can only be attributable to the Winegard preamp.
I can’t say whether the Winegard will solve everyone’s reception problems, but it has completely changed my attitude toward HD over the air broadcast. What a great device. Now if it only works for awhile. . .
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2.5 Month Update:
The Winegard amp is still working very well though for some reason I no longer receive all the channels I did initially. I can’t say it’s the preamp or some other issue. I tried building another DB8 style antenna that’s more sturdy than the first one but otherwise the exact same configuration and have no improvement. But I’m still getting fairly reliable reception from Boston and some Providence stations (Boston ch. 2 consistently 88%+ signal), so this purchase has more than paid for itself (understatement).
“Negatives:” 1) The HD picture I get with my antenna & Winegard amp makes my too-expensive SD satellite picture look comparatively sick. 2) The Patriots have been losing, though I now get to see them do it vividly (high def image of Brady’s shell shocked expression—getting old . . .).
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|It’s a Winegard,
Ever since the change over to DIGITAL I have had problems. Mostly cut outs. It don’t get fuzzy anymore it goes off and resets (about 5-10 sec) watching any program it becomes frustrating.(News especially) With the Wingard AP-8700 this is 95% improved and I get 5 more digital channels, I real would not expect anything less from Winegard. I live over 70 miles from LA on far fringes of Broadcasting area. I have a 110 element far fringe Wingard antenna which had always pulled in the analog channels, but since Digital I have been frustrated with cut outs. I firmly beleive it works because it is a Wingard. For the price this is the best solution on the market. Scary part is that the (POWER INJECTOR)(T-Adapter) get very hot. I think Winegard should let you know this is normal on their instructions sheet.
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