The selfie stick needs to be charged if you want to make use of its Bluetooth remote control feature: you can charge it via a micro USB port located on the front – it is really convenient for quick charging. … Continue reading →

The Podo is a wireless camera that is small and sticks on walls and other surfaces. It’s controlled from a smart phone, so you can just sit back and get those perfect action selfies as you challenge Gaston to one … Continue reading →

Dolly in and dolly out shots are used to reference the movement of the camera toward or away from the subject. Additional camera movements, such as the moving of the camera on a tilted angle up or down will be … Continue reading →

To leave or exit from something or some place very rapidly or hastily. I was just about to walk into the bank when a very suspicious-looking person zoomed out carrying a large duffel bag. I hate having to zoom out … Continue reading →

rudder, part of the steering apparatus of a boat or ship that is fastened outside the hull, usually at the stern. The most common form consists of a nearly flat, smooth surface of wood or metal hinged at its forward … Continue reading →

bore gauge. A tool to accurately measure the diameter of any hole is known as bore gauge, It can be a scale, dial or digital type instrument. Which instrument is used to check the diameter of holes? Inside micrometers are … Continue reading →

5 Tips for Dirty-Water Walleyes Find the Clearest Water. Dirty water proceeds in stages. Jazz Up the Bait. Presenting a bait or lure to walleyes is more difficult when there’s low visibility. Cover More area. Be Ready To Strike. Fish … Continue reading →

How do I improve my kayak balance? Practicing Your Balance To practice shifting your weight to increase your balance, find the side of a dock, pool or a partner’s kayak. Then try balancing on edge with your hips as perpendicular … Continue reading →

In geometry, the area can be defined as the space occupied by a flat shape or the surface of an object. The area of a figure is the number of unit squares that cover the surface of a closed figure. … Continue reading →

Cube – The cargo carrying capacity of a ship, measured in cubic metres or feet. There are two common types: Bale Cube (or Bale Capacity)- The space available for cargo measured in cubic metres or feet to the inside of … Continue reading →

The bridge clearance (BC) refers to the height from the waterline (where the surface meets the hull) to the highest point of any structure on the boat, including the mast, tuna tower, or outriggers. (If your radio antennas and riggers … Continue reading →

As the bird nears the water surface, the ground effect becomes stronger. It is also more efficient over calm (flat) water. This aerodynamic phenomenon is very important to aerial wildlife, and it has been copied by humans. During World War … Continue reading →

Navy anchors have long stocks and distinct arks and flukes. They are ideal for heavy grass, weeds and rocky bottoms where one arm can take hold of a crevice. What grappling anchors lack in holding power they make up with … Continue reading →

The volume of that pole is 30 * pi * 0.5^2, so 24 cubic feet. The density of pine is ~30 lbs per cubic foot, so this hypothetical pole weighs 30 * 24 = 720 pounds. If you need something … Continue reading →

Most commercially-caught wild fish that are alive when landed die either from being left to suffocate in air, or by a combination of suffocation and evisceration (gutting) during processing. These methods take from minutes to hours to induce insensibility, can … Continue reading →