Cheap Viper X-treme Electronic Soft Tip Dartboard

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Viper X-treme Electronic Soft Tip Dartboard Product Description:

• Plays 38 games / 176 options / 16 players
• 4" x 7" Cricket LED display
• Tournament spider
• Regulation 15.5 target face
• Display with scrolling screen

Product Description

The X-treme Dartboard will keep you and your family and friends entertained for hours with 38 games and 176 options to choose from. It has a regulation 15.5" target face, a LED display with a scrolling screen and three different skill levels. Accessories include four sets of darts, AC adapter, extra tips and a game manual. One year warranty. Complete your rec room with this great board!

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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
DISAPPOINTED
By jeff campe
THE BOARD IS GREAT,OTHER THAN THE SEGMENTS GET PUNCHED OUT,AND TO GET replacements ,YOU HAVE TO GO TO THE MANUFACTURE, GREAT LAKE DARTS,THEY WON'T JUST SELL TO ANYBODY YOU HAVE TO BE A DEALER OR SOMETHING TO THAT NATURE,I'VE BEEN AROUND AND AROUND LOOKING FOR A RETAILER THAT SELLS REPLACEMENT SEGMENTS, TO NO Avail,finally i made a ficticious buisness name and was able to place an order,the person on the line was really unhelpful,the segments are sold in pies, 20 pies to a board $7.00 a pie an order is $100.00 minimum .so i went ahead and ordered a $100.00 worth, when it arrived it came with a catalog i could have bought 4 complete cheap dartboards for $25.00 each that all use the same segments.i have two of these boards and have rebuilt them twice over, i like the boards, but they don't last but a month in my household ,we play quite a bit, we don't use excessivly heavy darts, less than what the darts are that came with it ,but you expect a dartboard with this kind of pricetag it would last... like an archnid

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Things to look for...
By J. Rowan-Stern
First, let me start off by saying that I have never really played darts before purchasing this board. I researched the web for reviews and comments on several boards and found that this board had mostly positive reviews. SO, I placed my order through amazon and recieved it in very short order...maybe 4 days at the most!When the board arrived I read through the directions and as far as installation, it was pretty straight forward. Though I will say, the type face in the instruction booklet could be bigger for some of us older folks. Even with my glasses, some of the distance measurements were hard to read in the diagram though were clarified within the text itself.You get 12 darts. They are not assembled and you must do so before play. There are no directions for this. The tail feathers slide over the back of each dart and for the life of me I couldn't see how they are supposed to stay on. ANd, while playing, they fell off about 30% of the throws. I corrected this by placing the feathers back on and placing a drop of model airplane CA (Super glue) at each tail feather joint and they haven't allen off since.The logic of the menu on the board is a little shakey but if you have the instructions at the ready during the first few games, they will start to make sense. The menus are presented both visusally and by audio. You then hit the "enter" button for the option to open it and chose the selected sub-menu. Again, it may take a few trys to get the hang of this, but it gets a lot easier the more you use it. My only quip here would be the re-start of a game of a finished game. When you finsih a game, you should be able to restart it with the same options but instead, at this point I have not been able to figure out how. It should be fairly simple but so far, I have not been able to see anything in the instructions or make sense of how to do it using the menu.Quality: For the money, I would have liked a little more quality. The numbers around the outside of the board are plastic and painted gold and show signs of wear even out of the box! The unique way that this board opens and closes looks good and has good quality hinges that should last, but takes up alot of room when you hang it. Make sure that you have enough wall space when planning your purchase. The menu buttons look like they are supposed to be illuminated from behind but I can't be sure though mine do not so it would have been nice to no in the description whether or not this is the case.The displays are easy to read but not bright enough to be used outside in sunlight. I was a little disapointed when the I noticed the right door, which is supposed to hold all the darts, only had half of the holes drilled to hold the dart tips so now we store the darts in a box seperate from the board. Not a huge problem, but the door storage area was one of the reasons I bought this particular model.My wife and I have played about 30 games so far and overall, like the board. I think if I were to do this again, I might think about wall space more but other than that, we're keeping it.

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Cheapest Kero World KW-24G 23,000-BTU Indoor Portable Convection Kerosene Heater

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Kero World KW-24G 23,000-BTU Indoor Portable Convection Kerosene Heater Product Description:

• 23,000-BTU indoor kerosene heater for up to 900 square feet
• Simple matchless ignition; 360-degree protective grill promotes safety
• Built-in 1.9-gallon tank for up to 12 hours of heat; use clean kerosene only
• Delivers efficient convection heat; portable design; 2 C batteries included
• Measures 18 by 18 by 22-1/5 inches; 2-year limited warranty

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23K BTU Indoor Portable Convection Kerosene Heater

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22 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
Does a good job, requires some maintenance
By Kurt A. Greiner
I have had one of these heaters for four years now, and use it in my 1000 square foot workshop (concrete floor and high ceilings make this space a challenge to heat). It does put out a considerable amount of heat, though it tends to be localized as there is no fan. Nearby the unit it gets quite toasty, and will raise the temperature of my shop 15 to 20 degrees after about an hour and a half.The secret to good performance is to use nice clean kerosene, and be sure it is not contaminated with water. It performs best on clear kerosene, but this is the most expensive fuel. I have had decent luck using red dyed kerosene (road tax exempt). I by it at a local bulk petroleum jobber and as of yesterday (April 5, 2010) I paid about 16.50, with tax, for 5 gallons in California. It burns clean, but I find I need to clean the wick a couple of times each season. I get a bit longer than 12 hours per tank, which is great. Make sure you change the batteries at the start of winter, and any time the glow of the starter seems to dim. I go through one or two sets of C batteries each season.Cleaning the wick takes about 10 minutes - there are two screws and a knob to remove, and then the top slides off reveling the base. I use a small putty scraper to flick off the carbonized portion of the wick. If you find the unit sputtering or hard to light that is an indicator that this service is needed.I have replaced the wick once over the past four years. Do this outside, and wear rubber gloves as the kerosene has a strong odor. It is not too hard, but you do need to take care that it is aligned correctly so that it cranks all the way up for lighting, and more importantly all the way down to ensure it extinguishes the flame. It did take me two tries to get this right, and I am reasonably handy, though a more careful reading of the instructions would have helped.Overall I am very happy with the product and am considering purchasing a second one for my shop to reduce the ramp up time. The maintenance required keeps it from being a 5 star review, but the trade off is lower operating costs when compared to electricity or especially propane.

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Excellent Heater
By Matthew Campbell
Easy to operate and puts out a lot of heat. Wife and I both enjoy using it. The safety grill makes it safe for our preschool aged children.We initially purchased this for back-up heat. However, our home has 11-foot ceilings and just one 1500 watt wall heater per room. So, we're using this heater regularly to get things initially warmed up in the morning. We run it on cold mornings for about an hour or two and it warms the whole downstairs.Lighting this heater inside is fine, but some people may want to shut it off outside as there is a bit of smell on shutdown. If the batteries are low on the starter, you can also light it with a match.Kerosene fuel is a bit expensive, but the heat value is quite high per gallon. You can cut the cost by buying in larger quantities -- 55 gallon drum drops the cost to about $5 a gallon...which puts heater operation cost at just under $1 an hour for fuel. 1.9 gallon tank burns 10-12 hours Otherwise, buying in 5 gallon containers from the hardware store puts the price at $9/gallon...but that's still enough to get through an electrical outage.Stove oil (red dyed kerosene) is also fine (says this in the instructions that come with the heater), but will gum up the wick a little faster. However, stove oil is under $3.50 a gallon right now...so the price is right.**Update:Heater working great. I replaced the factory installed wick about a month ago, and the new wick is working even better. The first wick became clogged over time with the red dye from the 55 gallon drum of kerosene. However, it was cheaper overall even with the wick change to go for the drum. I add a couple teaspoons of denatured alcohol to each fill, and another teaspoon during the dry-burn -- this helps a lot to keep the wick in good condition and to burn off any water that collects in the heater's sump. Denatured alcohol can be purchased locally in the painting section of your local hardware store.I recently had the drum refilled with #1 stove oil from the local heating oil supplier -- at $3.89/gallon. Stove oil #1 is the same as red dyed kerosene and works great (do not use #2 stove oil). The supplier has a minimum of 100 gal order, but I chatted with the manager and arranged for a fill that matched up with another delivery at no extra charge. Earlier in the season, I purchased a 5-gallon can of K-1 clear kerosene. I refill that can from the drum, then fill the heater with it. A good hand-pump to pull from the drum: Fill-Rite SD62 Hand Pump Rotary 2-Vane Curved SpoutThe heater will burn 11 hours continuously, and heats the entire house all day. Granted, that's about $7.80 for a day of heating, which is more expensive than electric. However, our family loves the quality of heat it puts out.

9 of 13 people found the following review helpful.
Great Patio Heater
By rayneberry
We live in a 3rd story condo, and are planning a New Years party. We just redesigned our patio built benches, made cushions, and I wanted the patio to be comfortable to sit on while outside. Our patio is open to the east, and also open in the nook to the north. So I needed something that was going to produce enough heat to keep the patio warm. We tried two other heaters (electric) before buying this one. They were horrible!I bought mine at home depot, and they have the fuel there. I think I have a different model (DuraHeat Convection Kerosene Heater Model DH2304), but it is the same amount of BTU's and the the same design, just looks a little different. This heater is amazing...we filled up half the tank, and have used it the last few nights to test it out. It heats up the whole area and keeps the heat coming! I plan on putting a sheet up in the nook using an expandable rod, (don't worry the sheet won't hang near the heater) I just want to try to block some of the cold air from coming in! A lot of heat comes out of the top, so I am hoping it will keep more of the heat in the patio area!If you are looking for a great patio heater, this is the one to buy! Especially if you live in a condo! I am pretty sure we are not allowed to have propane, plus who wants a 20lb propane tank hanging around! This heater is ok'd for indoor, and if we ever loose our heat, we won't be cold! As long as we have kerosene!There are instructions for the care of this heater, and I suggest you read them. There is important information about dry burning and cleaning the wick etc. They stress the importance of these things to keep your heater working properly! I am new to this (Giant Lantern) but the instructions are very detailed and easy to understand! Good luck!

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Get Cheap World Marketing KW-11F 10,000 BTU Radiant Heat Indoor Kerosene Heater

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World Marketing KW-11F 10,000 BTU Radiant Heat Indoor Kerosene Heater Product Description:

• Indoor kerosene heater
• Radiant heat
• Truly a new look in radiant kerosene heating
• The new modern styling of this model is sure to please
• Rounded corners, attractive sculpted front panel design.

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Safe and efficient indoor, portable kerosene heater.

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35 of 35 people found the following review helpful.
perfect combination of high- and low-tech.
By Michael Goulish
I've used one of these for about 3 fill-ups now: about 36 hours of use. (I don't think it will ever be 16 hours on 1 gallon, but 12 is fine by me.)It's flawless. It smells a very little bit at start-up and shut-down, but while it's running it's essentially odorless. And perfectly quiet (a very soft gurgle once every ten minutes or so when it needs to sip some fuel into some internal tank) -- and it puts out a lot of heat.I have a room that's maybe 300 square feet with 5 big windows. On a cold night (close to 0 degrees F.) this thing can warm up that room by 2 or 3 degrees in 10 minutes, and maybe by 8 or 9 degrees in an hour. If you sit across the room and it's pointed straight at you, you can feel it right away.It easy to fill up. There's a cannister that you carry outside (garage) and fill from your kerosene container with a hand-powered siphon. Worked the first time. This may not work if your outdoor kerosene container is too low, but then you can just use a funnel. The cannister stands up nicely by itself for filling, on a level surface (like a garage floor).There's a little window on the cannister that lets you see when it's almost empty during use -- and when it's almost full during fill-up.When you want to turn it off, you press the "extinguish" button -- the big knob in the middle winds rapidly counterclockwise -- makes a loud noise -- and the flame usually goes out immediately. Sometimes it may gutter for 30 secs or so before completely going out.At start-up time the flame gutters a little for maybe 60 secs before the combustor starts to glow red, then the flame stabilizes and becomes perfectly quiet. You can't really see a flame except a little bit of blue -- maybe a quarter inch at the very top of the combustor.It's very easy to start up using the little battery starter device -- you just push a red button, hold it for a second, then slowly release. I've done maybe 20 starts so far on one pair of batteries. You can start it with a match instead if you want to (or have to.) But the battery-powered starter is nice.The back and the top and sides of the unit stay COOL TO THE TOUCH after an hour of use. Probably indefinitely.This gadget is an example of a perfect combination of high-tech (the way the combustion works) and low-tech (it's .... kerosene, after all.)There aren't many things this good. Cast iron pans, maybe? And ... um ... windmills that really work ? I don't know.I don't see how I could ask this thing to be any better.

17 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
Good Heater!
By Kenneth Burritt
I've been using kerosene heaters for about 25 years now and really like them. I picked this unit up at a local Tru-Value because my old Kero Sun was malfunctioning. My first impression of this product is it's well put together. It looks well designed and feels solid. I prefer the square units over the round ones as the square units have removable fuel tanks and thus are more convenient to refuel. This unit also has a few nice touches like a little lip on the fuel tank handle which makes it a bit easier to remove. Another nice touch is a cover for the batteries. This is the first time I've seen this on a kerosene heater. This helps resist battery corrosion.I've used kerosene heaters for two purposes; to lower my heating bills and to have a backup source of heat during power outages. I use my main furnace to heat the house up to my desired temperature. I start the kerosene heater up at the same time and position it below a ceiling fan turning clockwise. Once the house is warmed up, the furnace cuts out and the kerosene heater keeps the house warm for the rest of the day. If your house is reasonably insulated, this should work for you as well. If it's really cold, like in the single digits or below, your furnace will kick on but a lot less frequently. I figure for every dollar I spend on kerosene I save three on my heating bill. I haven't had an energy bill over $200 and I have a 1700 square foot house. At this writing, kerosene is about $3.00 per gallon. Even leaving the unit on 16 hours a day, I spend about $60.00 per month on kerosene in the coldest months.Kerosene heaters do require regular maintenance. If you don't clean the wick, you could be harmed by fumes emitted by a dirty wick causing the fuel to not completely burn. It's very simple. It's called dry burning. Place the unit in a well ventilated place, preferably outside. Remove the tank and put the wick in the ignite position. Light the unit and let it run dry. Once the flame is out, take an old toothbrush and brush the burned carbon off the wick then thoroughly vacuum the unit. Then put a new tank of fuel in and you're done. If you perform this maintenance for every five gallons of kerosene used, which should be once a week, you'll be fine. The unit should be fully cleaned and serviced once a year by a professional or by you if you know what you're doing.For a little effort and common sense, you will save hundreds of dollars every heating season. The unit will pay for itself in just a few months.

15 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Fine heater
By Tim
I am going on my third season with this heater and it is serving me well. My parents always used a kerosene heater and now I use one myself. They are really great...don't let propaganists try to tell you they are "death traps." I have a 1200 sq ft row house built in 1949 and frequently use my kerosene heater all winter long to take some stress off my heating bill.It sounds like some of the other reviewers were not using the correct fuel. You should use UNDYED, clear 1-K Kerosene. Do not use kerosene that is dyed red (the IRS requires kerosene sold for certain purposes to be dyed). I tried this dyed kero once and it wreaked havok on my wick...the wick gets all gummed up with residue so it will no longer raise and retract after just a few gallons. This is just another way that the government screws up our lives.With the correct fuel, this heater produces beautiful, radiant heat. It is very cosy, and like having a little fireplace in the room. Cats and dogs love to sleep in front of it. You do have to be a little bit of a "hands on" person to manage a kerosene heater, but it is well worth the little amount of work.

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