How does this do with being dropped? I've killed 3 timers thus far by dropping them repeatedly.
81402
This unit is very durable, solidly constructed, and feels like you could drive over it and it would still work. Dropping it is certainly not a concern. It is made for rigorous kitchen use. My two-year old loves it, and I'm afraid to say it has been slung all around my kitchen as a result, but I'm not concerned about it at all. The only issue I've experienced is the magnet on the back, which conveniently allows you to affix the timer to your refrigerator, did pop off and required a few dabs of gorilla glue to re-affix.
81403
I haven't dropped it yet because I wear it around my neck, but I felt that if I did it would survive it from a decent height (6 feet+).
81404
with the lanyard and the magnet on the back it isn't easy to drop--I used to drop all my others all the time and they'd fall apart and I'd have to buy a new one. I think the design and size of this one helps prevent being dropped/falling. I can put it into my pocket or around my neck and walk away which also helps because I'm not having to set it down wherever I go in the house so no balancing it someplace where it will fall. I will say it is made of a sturdy hard plastic, much nicer than ANY I've ever purchased. Much better made than anything I've ever purchased and I've purchased some that were rather expensive from specialty stores, not just local discount stores. with the lanyard and the magnet on the back it isn't easy to drop--I used to drop all my others all the time and they'd fall apart and I'd have to buy a new one. I think the design and size of this one helps prevent being dropped/falling. I can put it into my pocket or around my neck and walk away which also helps because I'm not having to set it down wherever I go in the house so no balancing it someplace where it will fall. I will say it is made of a sturdy hard plastic, much nicer than ANY I've ever purchased. Much better made than anything I've ever purchased and I've purchased some... » Read More with the lanyard and the magnet on the back it isn't easy to drop--I used to drop all my others all the time and they'd fall apart and I'd have to buy a new one. I think the design and size of this one helps prevent being dropped/falling. I can put it into my pocket or around my neck and walk away which also helps because I'm not having to set it down wherever I go in the house so no balancing it someplace where it will fall. I will say it is made of a sturdy hard plastic, much nicer than ANY I've ever purchased. Much better made than anything I've ever purchased and I've purchased some that were rather expensive from specialty stores, not just local discount stores. « Show Less
1053722
If it is fastened down how are you supposed to empty it? Mine isn't fastened down. We do have a homemade platform to boost the height. You could try bungie cord. That might be ok with CG.
1750318
U would have to turn the blaster off and then on. Which when u first turn them on, it has a 10 second beeping sync time. "Reloading" has nothing to do with your sheilds power, or lack of.
2112002
There are not pins like many timers have, you just flip the little (tiny) levers out for on, and in for off. I actually like this a lot- I generally lose the pins!
2148184
It's all about how you handle it. Consider it a collectible, made from plastic and metal cast. If dropped on its head I could see it possibly breaking. I personally haven't had any issues. It's dropped once or twice and it works just the same as ever. I did have to return the first one I'd ordered because the tip wasn't glued sufficiently. If was loose and sort of rattled around on its base. Had I dropped that one on hardwood floor I could totally see it breaking. But that's why I returned it. Just inspect it well, handle with care and you'll be okay. &#9786;&#128522;&#128512;
2096158
I have only dropped it a couple of times. Both times nothing happened to my iPad and it ran & operated fine. NOt sure how often you can drop it, but it seems to protect it ok.
296102
I dropped mine several times, and nothing happened to it, or the items within it and most importantly it didn't crack open upon the impact. I hope that answered your question.
1293641
I have had no problem with blade dropping at all.The only way it can drop is by you manually lowering it.
728736
Wish I had an answer. I've noticed that about mine as well. I set the duration for 10 seconds, and it only dumps for 5 on the timer.
1713509
It would make sense for the job just to be removed from the game. You should never run out of jobs during a game. Really should never get close. I've played with 6 before and had still a large stack.
979794
Be very careful when you complete it. If it destroyed Alderaan, you can only imagine what will be left of your house if it goes off!
50896
i didn't have any problems with it. i don't recall drops sticking to either, but i only dove with the flat one. it worked great for me.
1311758
That is correct! I have a 3-layer racket also and all it really does is knock them down then I still have to step on them to kill them. The executioner rarely leaves anything behind to cleanup!
1509850
I have had no issues with this. Treat it like a baby and it will be good to you. I wouldn't drop it, or use it for anything other than as intended....
716056
Eventually. I usually have to zap them 2 or 3 times to stun them enough that they'll stop flying around. Then I fry them for a few seconds to make sure they don't resurrect. I was hoping that just one zap would do the job, hence my disappointment with the Bug Warrior.
405306
Don't overload it, and use some good sense! If you try to load TOO MUCH on it even while using straps that come with it and bungie cords, you will have a serious failure problem. Taking two smaller loads is obviously wiser than "the lazy man's approach".
969254
I have one too, and the things really don't work very well. I've seen them go in and come right back out. Did catch a few that died but they definitely are not worth the money.