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Manufacturer: thesharperedge
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: thesharperedge
EAN: 5032331007361
Feature: Be the boss in your own home and prevent all infrared remote controls from working using the Remote Control Jammer.
Label: thesharperedge
Manufacturer: thesharperedge
Model: 5032331007361
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: thesharperedge
Studio: thesharperedge
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Be the boss in your own home and prevent all infrared remote controls from working using the Remote Control Jammer.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Use the Remote Control Jammer to control the entertainment in your own home, It will drive your friends and family mad!
Jam remote controls from 2 metres away!
To prevent all infrared remote controls from working simply point it at your TV/Stereo/Video from no more than 2 metres away and turn it on. Remote Control Jammer larger image The Remote Control Jammer is a great toy for getting your own way watching the TV/Video or listening to the stereo.
Remote Control Jammer features:
One compact Remote Control Jammer (black) Only 3 inches long Demonstration batteries included Jams all other remote control units Works up to 2 metres away Size: Remote Control Jammer (box) H 24.5cm x W 14.5cm x D 6.0cm
Remote Control Jammer batteries:
3x AAA batteries (not included)
Click here to see a larger image of the Remote Control Jammer
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