Canadian Tire Flyer Jan 23-29

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Does anyone own the RCA upscaling DVD player?

Can you connect a FAT32 externall HDD to the USB port?

Great price. I bought a Pioneer DV-410V from FS last week for 90 bucks. The RCA has a much better price. Moreover the RCA has optical audio out, which the Pioneer lacks.

Please advise!

Whatever happened to the thanks button? Anyhoo, thanks OP for posting the flyer!!!

Thanks OP

Does anyone have that energy consumption plug?

scoop wrote: ↑Thanks OP

Does anyone have that energy consumption plug?

Yes, got it a couple of months ago. The only cons are that to reset it you have to take out the battery. But not only do I as a bit of an energy geek now know how much power everything in my house consumes, but my girlfriend now "gets" why she cannot plug the iron into the same circuit as the PC and TV are on. She knows what a watt is, and how much things cost in dollars when they are on.

It was a good buy for me at full price.

thank you op

Oh Wow!

Some great stuff in here.

Thanks.

scoop wrote: ↑Thanks OP

Does anyone have that energy consumption plug?

FYI all Hamilton Libraries have a similar product called Kill-A-Watt available to borrow, each branch should have one.

You may want to check with your local library and see if they run a similar program.

Thanks Rekognize, great job, thanks again for all the help!!!! I am getting the flyer information only on Friday, too, now so I cannot post earlier.

I almost missed the energy meter sale, I might actually buy one of those.

Also, the ratcheting tie downs are pretty great. I've had mine for ~9months, and used them ~10 times. The frames do rust a tiny bit.. It doesn't look bad, but it causes them to seize up a little. A drop of oil made them good as new.

ken0042 wrote: ↑Yes, got it a couple of months ago. The only cons are that to reset it you have to take out the battery. But not only do I as a bit of an energy geek now know how much power everything in my house consumes, but my girlfriend now "gets" why she cannot plug the iron into the same circuit as the PC and TV are on. She knows what a watt is, and how much things cost in dollars when they are on.

It was a good buy for me at full price.

If that thing could open pickle jars, you may be out of a job!

I was heading there tonight.
This way i can plan my trip now.
Thank You!

teddy boom wrote: ↑I almost missed the energy meter sale, I might actually buy one of those.

+1, I can't resist gadgets like this.

can that RCA home theatre in a box take additional components such as a karaoke machine?

scoop wrote: ↑Thanks OP

Does anyone have that energy consumption plug?

YES! Get it! It is one of the best gadgets i've bought (almost as good as my gps).

ken0042 wrote: ↑Yes, got it a couple of months ago. The only cons are that to reset it you have to take out the battery. But not only do I as a bit of an energy geek now know how much power everything in my house consumes, but my girlfriend now "gets" why she cannot plug the iron into the same circuit as the PC and TV are on. She knows what a watt is, and how much things cost in dollars when they are on.

You dont have to take the battery out each time you reset. Just hold down the DOWN arrow key and the small button at the bottom. (Cant remember what its called). Hold these 2 buttons down for a couple seconds and let go after the beep. Done.

I love figuring out what all my electrical stuff costs me to run...
I've got both kinds of Christmas lights (LED and old school), my LED's consume 6w, and my old string of lights consumed 40W! Woot, wont be usin' those anymore.

Who knew a kettle consumes 1200w and costs about 1.5cents to boil water. LOL

Any feedback on Cuisinart cookware set - I will not be getting 14 pieces one, but 10 one - is it good?
Bah, too bad the 10 piece set has glass covers - the 14 piece one has stainless steel, but I don't need 14 pieces!!!

Bah, same price as here:
http://www.cayneshousewares.com/product ... 128&page=1

http://www.cayneshousewares.com/product ... 128&page=1

I always did have the impression that you need to buy at CT only when things are on sale.