RAYZAR BY WINEGARD The Rayzar is a portable and “paper-thin and translucent” indoor HDTV broadcast antenna. At just 0.6-inches thick, weighing in at arounfd 150g, the flat 30x33 cm antenna can be attached indoors to any window of an RV. The antenna tunes in local broadcast channels. “The Rayzar is a great fit for the mobile lifestyle. The quick release
suction cup clips make it easy to reposition the antenna at each location for maximum reception,” said Aaron Engberg, director of mobile products for Winegard Co. “Consumers will be amazed at the almost Blu-ray quality picture and quantity of channels it pulls in for free wherever they are parked.” The Rayzar requires no installation and assembly with a simple plug-
in and play design. The product, available now to RV retailers, comes with a 4.5 metre mini coaxial cable.
http://www.winegard.com/rayzar/
Receiver Hitch Lock with Bolt Technology
New from STRATTEC® Security Corporation is the BOLT®
Receiver Hitch Lock. The BOLT Receiver Hitch Lock features the company’s Breakthrough One-Key Lock Technology, which eliminates the need to carry extra.
It works by permanently programming the lock to your vehicles ignition key to prevent problems with lost keys and costly lockouts. To use, simply insert the ignition key into the lock cylinder,
turn once and spring-loaded plate tumblers move up and down until they are matched exactly to that key. The auto-return spring automatically locks when the key is removed. BOLT Receiver Hitch Locks have an automotive-grade lock
shutter to keep out weather and debris, and a six-plate tumbler sidebar that prevents picking and bumping. The locks are available through most truck accessory stores in ½” (Class I & II) and 5/8” (Class III & IV). Additional products include cable locks, padlocks, trailer spare tire locks and toolbox handle kit. For more information, visit
www.boltlock.com.
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