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		<title>BabyBjörn Potty Chair</title>
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4.6 out of 5 stars
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We are currently training our 2nd child. With our first, we had 3 in diapers, giving us MAJOR motivation to get [...]]]></description>
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<p><a href="http://www.sherpy.com/index.php?sasin=B000056J7L&#038;ref=blog>BabyBjörn Potty Chair></a></p>
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<p><a href="http://www.sherpy.com/index.php?sasin=B000056J7L&#038;ref=blog><img src="http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000056J7L.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg></a></p>
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<p>4.6 out of 5 stars
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<p>We are currently training our 2nd child. With our first, we had 3 in diapers, giving us MAJOR motivation to get him potty trained, so we tried almost every seat out there. Most of them were okay, but just got nasty quckly, were hard to disinfect, or were uncomfortable for my son. The ones with the removable splash gaurd are not gentle and can scrape a child&#8217;s sensitive parts. Those were awful. We were &#8220;potty training&#8221; for a full year before we finally saw the BabyBjorn potty chair in a local botique, and DS immediately sat in it. He chose blue, and we took it home. Within a week, he was trained, and began using the &#8220;big boy seat&#8221;, so we saved the seat for our daughter. It was incredable! Now our 23 month old daughter is training. We bought her this white babybjorn seat for our downstairs bathroom, with the blue upstairs. She has been &#8220;training&#8221; for 6 days now, and is almost completely day trained! This seat is by far the best in our experiences. Here&#8217;s why: 1. the seat has a higher back and sides, which gives the child support while sitting down, standing up, or simply sitting there. 2. It is NOT easy to tip! several of the others we tried tipped without much effort when our child was putting pressure on the sides trying to sit down or stand. 3. It is super easy to clean &#8211; there aren&#8217;t a bunch of seams to gather gunk, it&#8217;s easy to wipe down with a clorox wipe and be done. It&#8217;s also super easy to take the little bucket out, and soak in clorox or hose down. 4. Kids can choose what color they want! This was such a big deal to my children &#8212; also, they are solid colors that can look nice with your bathroom. The surface is also nice that your child can decorate the back with cute stickers if wanted. 5. It works for children of all different sizes! My son was 40&#8243; and 42lbs when potty training, and my daughter is 25lbs and a little shrimp, and this seat fit them both WONDERFULLY. Overall, having tried MANY seats, this one was the absolute best for both our children, and I<br /><a href="http://www.sherpy.com/index.php?sasin=B000056J7L&#038;ref=blog&#t3">&#8230; Read More.</a>
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<p>Baby Bjorn Potty Chair The Baby Bjorn Potty gives the child a chance to learn to use the bathroom like an adult while using an ergonomically designed chair. The potty features a design which allows for softer forms and more leg room for the child. One of the most important things in picking out a potty chair is picking out one that is comfortable for the child. Potty training is a difficult task in itself. The last thing a child needs is a toilet trainer which isn&#8217;t comfortable. This potty chair allows the child to get closer to the inside of the potty. It features sturdy armrests and a backrest to get the child comfortable and acclimated to the potty chair from Baby Bjorn. The inner potty is removable for easy clean up. The Baby Bjorn Potty Chair will quickly become a favorite chair of the child&#8217;s, where they will be happy to sit as long as necessary <IMG class=icon height=9 src="http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/x-locale/common/orange-arrow._V42752349_.gif" width=10 border=0> <A href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/product-description/B000056J7L/ref=dp_proddesc_0?ie=UTF8&amp;n=165796011&amp;s=baby-products">See all Product Description</A> <br /><a href="http://www.sherpy.com/index.php?sasin=B000056J7L&#038;ref=blog&#t2">&#8230; Read More.</a>
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		<title>Sunforce 44444 12-Volt 400-Watt Wind Generator</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 24 Jun 2009 22:16:12 +0000</pubDate>
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Sunforce 44444 12-Volt 400-Watt Wind Generator>
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3.7 out of 5 stars
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First of all, this wind generator&#8217;s output is preset to 14.1 volts (for charging batteries, you know. The preset can be adjusted from 13 to 17 volts, by the way). 14.1 volts [...]]]></description>
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<p><a href="http://www.sherpy.com/index.php?sasin=B000C1Z2VE&#038;ref=blog>Sunforce 44444 12-Volt 400-Watt Wind Generator></a></p>
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<p><a href="http://www.sherpy.com/index.php?sasin=B000C1Z2VE&#038;ref=blog><img src="http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000C1Z2VE.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg></a></p>
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<p>3.7 out of 5 stars
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<p>First of all, this wind generator&#8217;s output is preset to 14.1 volts (for charging batteries, you know. The preset can be adjusted from 13 to 17 volts, by the way). 14.1 volts divided into 400 watts is 28 amps, so the specs are correct as stated in the product description. Remember to always keep in mind the differences between 120 volt AC current and 12 to 14 volt DC current &#8212; it&#8217;s really important on this alternative energy stuff. Naturally, you are only going to get close to the 400-watt maximum output with a steady 28 mph wind. But the unit won&#8217;t &#8220;go up in smoke&#8221; at that point as some reviewer said &#8212; all wind turbines have built in cut-out system that prevent them from going over their rated output and being damanged. C&#8217;mon, folks&#8230; the people who make these things are not dummies. But it&#8217;s true that there are not many places in the world where you get 28 mph winds blowing on a regular, continuous basis. The suggestion of other reviewers to figure on getting maybe a 15 mph average wind speed with output from the wind generator of 50 to 60 watts at 2 to 3 amps is a realistic evaluation of what most people can expect out this or any other small wind turbine on a fairly regular basis. On days when you&#8217;ve got more wind, you luck out and get more power is all. That&#8217;s why, for most people, the first alternative power choice is amorphous solar panels (they continue to work on cloudy days and with partial shade) because you can rely on the sun on a day to day basis more than you can on having a good steady wind consistently. The manual for this product states that the blades should start turning in a 7 mph wind, which is just a good breeze. The product manual is *outstanding* by the way, the most complete I&#8217;ve ever seen for any product and indicates the integrity and honesty of the company who makes these units. They obviously want their customers to have success with their product. You can view the manual in PDF format at the Sunforceproducts.com website at: http://su<br /><a href="http://www.sherpy.com/index.php?sasin=B000C1Z2VE&#038;ref=blog&#t3">&#8230; Read More.</a>
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<p>The Sunforce 44444 400 Watt Wind Generator uses wind to generate power and run your appliances and electronics. Constructed from lightweight, weatherproof cast aluminum, this generator is also a great choice for powering pumps or charging batteries for large power demands. With a maximum power up to 400 watts or 27 amps, this device features a fully integrated regulator that automatically shuts down when the batteries are completely charged. The 44444 is virtually maintenance free with only two moving parts, and the carbon fiber composite blades ensure low wind noise while the patented high wind over speed technology guarantees a smooth, clean charge. Assembly is required, but this generator installs easily and mounts to any sturdy pole, building, or the Sunforce 44455 Wind Generator 30-Foot Tower Kit. The 44444 uses a 12-volt battery (not included) and measures 15 x 9 x 27 inches (WxHxD).<br /><a href="http://www.sherpy.com/index.php?sasin=B000C1Z2VE&#038;ref=blog&#t2">&#8230; Read More.</a>
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		<title>Sunforce 50044 60-Watt Solar Charging Kit</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 24 Jun 2009 22:14:12 +0000</pubDate>
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4.4 out of 5 stars
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Update 9-18-2008 &#8211; Still going strong. I am very pleased with the summer power output of these panels. I wash them with [...]]]></description>
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<p><a href="http://www.sherpy.com/index.php?sasin=B000CIADLG&#038;ref=blog>Sunforce 50044 60-Watt Solar Charging Kit></a></p>
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<p>4.4 out of 5 stars
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<p>Update 9-18-2008 &#8211; Still going strong. I am very pleased with the summer power output of these panels. I wash them with a hose 1x/mo to keep the output current up. Measured before washing and after washing the panel efficiency is clearly a factor of how much dirt is on them. No problems long term on a roof though! Update 2-20-2008 &#8211; goes with graph &#8220;photograph&#8221; #3 above &#8211; pink line is power and blue line is amps from the panel x 10 to share the graph. The X axis is panel voltage. Data was acquired using an Agilent dummy load with programmable voltage in 1V steps from 1V to 22V (open circuit voltage on the panel) on a partially cloudy day in winter sun. Expectations are for 2-3 times performace in summer sun provided the panels don&#8217;t get too hot. These are on my house roof laying flat on a 3/12 pitch facing due south which is suboptimal but easy for me to do. Be sure to read the photo notes. Sorry about the colors excel defaulted to! This is a MPPT chart (maximum power point tracking) &#8211; you can see that the panels are optimized for charging a 12V wet cell right out of the box. Charge current turns on when battery voltage drops down to 13.0 VDC and turns off at 14.2 VDC with the supplied charge controller in the kit. The only other interesting fact in 2 months is to keep your panels clean. My maximum current was 5.0 A on a cold morning with bright sun until it rained hard and washed the panels clean. The current went up to 7.0 A maximum right after the rainstorm. Below is the original review &#8211; these panels have been running constant for 2 months now into 3 parallel deep cycle marine cells (315 AH) connected to the prosine inverter below to drain the energy made. When reading the power/current chart you should keep in mind the amps have been multiplied by 10 so they use the same Y axis (so 20A on the chart corresponds to 2.0 A panel current) Watts are actual volts*amps. This was taken in the winter with partial clouds &#8211; expectations are for a X3 improvement during summ<br /><a href="http://www.sherpy.com/index.php?sasin=B000CIADLG&#038;ref=blog&#t3">&#8230; Read More.</a>
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<p>The Sunforce 50044 60 Watt Solar Charging Kit gives you another reason to love the sun &#8212; it&#8217;ll help keep your batteries charged. This kit is excellent for cabins, remote power, back-up power, and 12-volt battery charging. The kit includes a PVC mounting frame, 7 Amp charge controller, 175-watt inverter, and wiring/connection cables. And with the built-in blocking diode technology, this charger kit is designed to protect against battery discharge at night. You can also use this kit to maintain the charge on any 12-volt battery for clean, silent operation of various electronics, such as deer feeders and landscaping pumps. The 50044 features a built-in ultra-bright blue LED charging indicator, and is a great choice for automobiles, recreational vehicles (RV), tractors, all terrain vehicles (ATV), boats, electric fences, telemetry and more, and it is even effective on cloudy days. This battery charger kit is made of durable ABS plastic and amorphous solar cells and has a maximum temperature range of -40 to 176-degrees Fahrenheit.<br /><a href="http://www.sherpy.com/index.php?sasin=B000CIADLG&#038;ref=blog&#t2">&#8230; Read More.</a>
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