Agentsmith350
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Just twist it , bottom piece is threaded on to the handle
New 10th Doctor Sonic Screwdriver Universal Remote
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Just twist it , bottom piece is threaded on to the handle
darthriley
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Well yeah I know that. But mine won't untwist. Trust me I tried.
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Agentsmith350
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Well twisting is the only way your going to get it off , unless you have glue on the threads then you could try heating it up first to soften the glue
darthriley
Active Member
Now that the CO war Doctor's sonic has been released, it has become more feasible for the Wand Company to create a range of classic sonics. This is purely due to the fact that the classic sonics all share similar bodies.
Votesaxon07 did a great review of the War Doctor's sonic which emphasises my point at about 1:30 and at 3:15 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feUpB34MhiM&list=PLXh90KWoTzGzraVv9jnXi2kiqaX5DzI7w
Therefore, the Wand Company could create an aluminium body with all the electrics in it, and, adapt that aluminium body for the various sonics: add the emitter and paint job (which differs slightly on each sonic) and............VOILA - a whole range of classic sonics.
Votesaxon07 did a great review of the War Doctor's sonic which emphasises my point at about 1:30 and at 3:15 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feUpB34MhiM&list=PLXh90KWoTzGzraVv9jnXi2kiqaX5DzI7w
Therefore, the Wand Company could create an aluminium body with all the electrics in it, and, adapt that aluminium body for the various sonics: add the emitter and paint job (which differs slightly on each sonic) and............VOILA - a whole range of classic sonics.
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therighteousman
New Member
Hi, long-time lurker and recent member here, I was wondering if someone could please tell me what the range is on this thing and whether that differs at all from what's on the manual? I don't actually own this sonic yet (I'm still saving up some extra money for it), but I'm trying to gauge how easily I could use it at school. Thanks in advance!
plainmaster0404
New Member
you know, i was thiinking.
and what i was thinking is what the wand company could be making next.
i mean they could make another wand
now i know it will for sure NOT be a sonic screwdriver
but what do you think it could be
and if they aren't making it, maybe they could use that in the future
and what i was thinking is what the wand company could be making next.
i mean they could make another wand
now i know it will for sure NOT be a sonic screwdriver
but what do you think it could be
and if they aren't making it, maybe they could use that in the future
plainmaster0404
New Member
it has a range of four meters (or about 12 feet )
i feel that is a good range and can control your devices from the other half of a normal sized room
i feel that is a good range and can control your devices from the other half of a normal sized room
Doctor Octoroc
Sr Member
I've gotten mine to turn off/on a television from about 30 feet away, across the room at a country club haha. It doesn't work through glass, however. I've tried to control TV's in bars from outside with no luck.
plainmaster0404
New Member
plainmaster0404
New Member
as a matter of fact, i bought one for my birthday,
but that was more than 3 weeks ago
apparently they say it's on backorder
but the website has shown in stock tor two weeks now
i ordered from bbc doctor who shop canada (because i live there)
but that was more than 3 weeks ago
apparently they say it's on backorder
but the website has shown in stock tor two weeks now
i ordered from bbc doctor who shop canada (because i live there)
darthriley
Active Member
Does anybody who has done a conversion that involves getting rid of the original body still have that original? The clips on mine broke and I've been using glue to hold the collar down but I have to replace the glue every few days. Anybody willing to let me have their old sonic body?
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darthriley
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Also has anybody thought of putting the two small nails in the body of the screwdriver likr the prop or is it just me
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Dr who props
Jr Member
That sounds like a good idea, it's not just you but I have opened it, if ur gonna do that, then cut the ends of the and then glue them on or something, cause that would mess up the electronics big time!
darthriley
Active Member
That's what I meant, like just cut the ends of the nails so they might be just long enough to fit in or glue them on. There's bound to be enough room for a small end.
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Dr who props
Jr Member
Hey, have you done this, I would like to see a finished product version of this
darthriley
Active Member
Well I thought about doing it to my sonic but I figured I'd wait and see if Anakin starkiller makes a metal body of the tenth sonic before I try. But if I do I'll be sure to post pictures.
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Dr who props
Jr Member
Ok, thanks, also I was thinking the paint jobs were better as paint not deep cracks, so can I get aleens from uk and can I apply it over plastikote
MEKKANNOID
New Member
I have turned off TVs in shops from outside the window
doctor Vendetta
New Member
I have the 10th sonic remote, and the integrated Li Po battery will die over years (~up to5), so I wanted (after the battery dies) to revive it using the Ni Mh charger to raise the voltage back up, and than use the Li Po charger to normally charge it again.Is that possible with this battery? and the second question: can the screwdriver be safely opened without breaking, so I can charge the battery and put it back together. I tried opening it, but Im afraid to break something....
Thank you very, exceedengly, awesomely much
Thank you very, exceedengly, awesomely much
