Hey just looking for something to take camping to keep kids entertained while we're fishing , is this worth it?
49592
YES, Just make sure you take enough batties. I guess it depends on how much you use it. I really love mines.
49593
I doubt it. The unit has to be very close to the TV transmitter in order to receive a signal. Mine wouldn't receive any channels at my home perhaps 8 miles from the transmitter. To connect an external antenna requires a special connector not included with my unit, and I could not find one online. So I returned it.
49594
No. Picture may not be reliable enough for viewing in a wooded area. Have trouble with getting a good picture in the house.
49595
Well I like mine. I have only used it in the house or on the patio. I live in a city. Not sure what the reception would be ? One thing to take note of is, you have to hold it still or set it on a surface. It isn't in focus when it is being moved. I got mine for power outages.
49596
I would not recommend the RCA TV. It plays great for about 5-10 minutes then it says" signal too weak". and does not work until it cools down. It also uses a lot of batteries. Also the antenna is very fragile. Try looking for another brand. I am not happy with it. Joe
49597
It could be if the you are in a strong signal area and bring extra batteries. It has a port for an external antenna but the adapter is very hard to find.
49598
not from my experience. I live about 8 miles from local station antenna site. couldn't receive it, even drove about a mile away from my home to hill, no better result. returned item.
1330689
Not worth the price, for that money you can get a better rod and reel from cabelas or reddington. This is more for a child. I bougth it because i didnt knew much about fly fishing. This is more like a toy rod an reel.
213886
Yes my kids love this set. Honestly the quality is kinda, ehh, lightweight plastic, the mower is pretty cheap, but they love the shovel rake and wheel barrow. Worth the $ for the fun to help dig in the yard ;)
325498
Depends on how big you are thinking of, I guess. Maybe a little 5 hp outboard would work, but I run a Minnkoti 50lb thrust on mine and it moves right along. I got the Minnkoti battery box, too, because I leave my Pelican in the water all summer. It keeps it dry and I can check on my battery level with the push of a button. And my kids got me a solar battery charger last Christmas, and I mounted it on the back side, so I am ready to go fish all the time. It's a great set up! Have fun - Nancy
1951022
Yes three kids could share this. No... this is good but so are worms purple worms should go too various sizes mostly small for small bass to keep the action faster the other colors are fine but my favorate is purple. But a piece of worm or any insect and a perch hook will keep them kids busy and having fun. Just keep your bait small or they will just steal it.
1063038
Sure, why not? It's for play in the water, and is a bunch of fun for kids and adults. Go to the lake, take your ice cube and have fun!
406973
yes pretty fun little boat,when you are done playing with it. just always leave the top off,and upside after playing,to let it dry out!careful with little antenna tube it is fragile !charge the battery using a timer,to avoid burning it up! set timer to about hour and a half!
872330
The only limiting factor might be how long you plan to stay out fishing ... battery life. It does throw quite a bit of light but our use has only been around the house during power failures.
939732
Ehh I'd wait til he/she was 14-16 Its pretty heavy (i use a rest usually and im 24yrs old 6'2 180lbs) There is a little bit of recoil which could scare them. its a bit noisy If u don't use heavy pellets (can break the sound barrier creating a sonic boom) and the piston action is tough to actuate. even after its broken in after 100 shots or so. Plus it has enough muzzle energy to kill or maim animals easily. I'd stay with a multipump or lever action bb gun til he/she is older. I actually have a 20$ one from Walmart that's fun as heck and just the right fit for a 12 year old. Get 500 BBS and some tin cans and its fun for hours for dirt cheap. This gun is for doing work on vermin or shooting tacks at 50 feet.
1332986
Yes, it should work fine for that. I use mine for trout fishing. Have had it for about 6 mo. Seems to be very durable. The only complaint I have is sometimes one of the joints will stick a be a little hard to push in.
27269
Definitely, but keep a couple of things in mind. First, the bungees that come with the net lasted me exactly one season (spring to fall) and already were decomposing by the time I took the rebounder down to store it for the winter. Replacements are available from Franklin for about $20, however, so it's not the end of the world. Second, the rebounder is great for U-12 and below, but I suspect it might not last long if you have a 15 year-old boy or girl smacking it with hard shots. Overall it's a good value for only $100 if (1) your kids are 12 and under and (2) you don't mind replacing the bungees every season or two. I am glad I bought mine. Definitely, but keep a couple of things in mind. First, the bungees that come with the net lasted me exactly one season (spring to fall) and already were decomposing by the time I took the rebounder down to store it for the winter. Replacements are available from Franklin for about $20, however, so it's not the end of the world. Second, the rebounder is great for U-12 and below, but I suspect it might not last long if you have a 15 year-old boy or girl smacking it with hard shots. Overall it's a good value for only $100 if (1) your kids are 12 and under and (2) you don't mind replacing the... » Read More Definitely, but keep a couple of things in mind. First, the bungees that come with the net lasted me exactly one season (spring to fall) and already were decomposing by the time I took the rebounder down to store it for the winter. Replacements are available from Franklin for about $20, however, so it's not the end of the world. Second, the rebounder is great for U-12 and below, but I suspect it might not last long if you have a 15 year-old boy or girl smacking it with hard shots. Overall it's a good value for only $100 if (1) your kids are 12 and under and (2) you don't mind replacing the bungees every season or two. I am glad I bought mine. « Show Less
1871768
Yes, my son is 9 and likes it. He's very outdoorsy, camping, fishing, hunting, gold panning type of kid, so if yours is like that, then yes for sure.
592499
Absolutely. This is a great setup and I would recommend it to anyone for light to medium fresh water fishing.
1529448
You sit rather low in the kayak, so casting would be difficult. Would work fine for still fishing, but I would personally be wary of having fish-hooks near the inflatable kayak for the risk of punctures.
924113
Sounds like fun. My daughter and son both love this scope. New toys are always fun. Working on one myself. Good luck
2005678
My grandkids have played with it in a lake. I think it's tough enough, grandkids have really given it a work out jumping into it off raft. My concern that if not watching could drift out too far for safety.
514437
Yes there is room behind the seat for some storage. The kayak is stable enough for fishing but since it is an inflatable I would be concerned about the fishing hooks! You never know how lively a fish can be!!