Inventel Magic Locator is a device that is designed to help users find lost items such as keys, wallets, and other valuables. It uses radio frequency technology to track the location of the item and provides visual and audible alerts to help locate it. The Inventel Magic Locator consists of a small, lightweight device that can be attached to any item. It is equipped with a built-in speaker and LED lights, which are used to provide alerts when the item is nearby. The device can be activated with a remote control or through a smartphone app, making it convenient and easy to use. One of the main features of the Inventel Magic Locator is its long-range tracking capability.
One of the main features of the Inventel Magic Locator is its long-range tracking capability. It has a range of up to 100 feet, allowing users to find their lost items even if they are far away. The device also has a built-in battery that can last for up to six months, ensuring that it is always ready to use.
February 18, 2004
NHL standings and magic numbers. : a different way of looking at the standings, as well as projected finishing positions, using magic numbers. it's not as esoteric as it sounds.
posted by owl to hockey at 09:55 AM - 7 comments
Very interesting. Maybe a little too complicated for the average fan though. Also I'm sure the program can be modified to include the upcoming head-to-head matchups without much difficulty.
posted by Succa at 03:54 PM on February 18, 2004
Assuming all teams continue to earn points at their current rates [This is funny] Seriously, although I respect the guy for taking the time to do all this analysis, I do not think NJD finishes sixth in the East--PHI will hit a rut and the Devils almost surely will take most of the points from the three games in hand they have on the Flyers.
posted by billsaysthis at 07:08 PM on February 18, 2004
"Assuming all teams continue to earn points at their current rates [This is funny] Seriously, although I respect the guy for taking the time to do all this analysis, I do not think NJD finishes sixth in the East--PHI will hit a rut and the Devils almost surely will take most of the points from the three games in hand they have on the Flyers." really billsaythis? you know, this isn't the the only site that leaves new jersey down there. ok, granted, its a ranger's fan site, but the guy seems pretty involved in getting the right stats, even if he hates what he sees.
posted by owl at 01:00 AM on February 19, 2004
Yeah, projections are good indicators for where a team might be going, but if they don't take into account the schedule they're pretty useless. For example, only 8 of Ottawa's last 23 games are at home. At the same time, they play Philly three times. One late season slump or streak can really earn you (or cost you) a few positions in the standings. Hell, the hottest team in the league right now (Boston) plays Philly twice this month. They win those, they could very easily leap-frog into first (especially when you consider that Ottawa and Toronto are average now. For all the flack that the Belfour-less Leafs are currently getting, it's still worth noting that in the last 10 games they have an almost identical record as the Sens.) So they're good for a quick comparison, but I think projections are always stupid.
posted by mkn at 07:51 AM on February 19, 2004
owl, why would a Rangers fan site have any credibility?
posted by billsaysthis at 10:24 AM on February 19, 2004
Don't cast judgement so easily Billy. Yes, I'm a Ranger fan, but the Rodent is one of the single best hockey sites I visit. As is it's sister-site HockeyBird. And we'll see on those Devils, but they just look different now. They don't seem to have the same "It". Whether that is because of the loss of Stevens or not, I don't know. We'll see.
posted by 86 at 10:36 AM on February 19, 2004
The Rodent is a stats demi-god. That guy finds angles Pythagoras hasn't thought of.
posted by garfield at 10:36 AM on February 19, 2004
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The device is also equipped with a motion sensor, which allows it to detect movement and provide alerts accordingly. This is especially useful for items that are frequently misplaced or easily forgotten, such as keys or wallets. The Inventel Magic Locator can also be used to find misplaced items in a dark or cluttered room, as it is equipped with LED lights that can be activated remotely. Overall, the Inventel Magic Locator is a practical and convenient device for anyone who frequently misplaces their belongings. It provides an easy and effective way to find lost items, saving users time and frustration. Whether it's finding keys, wallets, or other valuables, this device can be a helpful tool in everyday life..
Reviews for "Find Your Lost Items with Ease Using the Inventel Magic Locator"
1. John - 1/5 stars - I was really disappointed with the Inventel magic locator. It claimed to be able to accurately locate lost items, but it was far from accurate. I spent hours trying to find my keys with this device, only for it to give me completely wrong readings. The design also felt cheap and flimsy, and the battery life was terrible. Overall, I would not recommend this product.
2. Sarah - 2/5 stars - I had high hopes for the Inventel magic locator, but it fell short of my expectations. While it did help me locate my lost items to some extent, it was not as accurate as it claimed to be. Additionally, the signal strength was quite weak, making it difficult to get a reliable reading. The device also had a limited range, which was frustrating. I think with some improvements, it could be a useful tool, but for now, I cannot fully recommend it.
3. Mike - 2/5 stars - The Inventel magic locator did not live up to the hype for me. I found the instructions to be confusing and poorly written, making it difficult to set up and use properly. Even when I did manage to get it working, the accuracy of the locator was hit or miss. Sometimes it would lead me right to my lost item, while other times it would give completely incorrect readings. Overall, I found the device to be unreliable and not worth the price.
4. Emma - 1/5 stars - I regret purchasing the Inventel magic locator. It simply did not work as advertised. The range was incredibly limited, so I had to be standing right next to the item I was trying to locate for it to work. The battery died quickly, and the locator did not provide accurate readings. Even when I followed the instructions correctly, it failed to help me find my lost items. Save your money and look for a more reliable product.