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Bite This
May 10 , 2008

Charlie SwimLure - Bite This!

Megabite Charlie SwimLure

If you enjoy using swimbaits for your freshwater fishing expeditions, or have wanted to try it- the time has never been better!

Having won the Best New Product Award, the new and improved Megabite Charlie Swimbait is available exclusively from extremelures.com! One of the chief benefits of these lures is its flexibility and realistic motion of a softbait combined with the suspending action of a hard-lipped jerkbait. The lures come in several sizes and colors, and range in price from $6.99 for the smaller models and up to $11.46 for the larger lure.

Features of the updated lure include:

  • Soft outer body with realistic real bait finishes like trout and ayu
  • Inner layer of holographic material through translucent skin offers additional flash
  • Hard inner core with plastic lip and tungsten balls for improved castability, swimming action, and suspending action
  • Total wire through construction for enhanced durability
  • Deadly Realistic Swimming Action that entices fish to strike


The slits on the tail produce a natural swimming action that will fool a wide variety fish, and entice them to strike at it! These lures work great for Freshwater and Inshore fishing! 

This is a bestseller, and the most popular colors and sizes sell out often! If you want to get the ones that will work best for your tackle box, don’t wait too long!

Once you get your megabite Charlie, take some video of it in action! Upload it to SplashVision and show us all how it works!

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USS North Carolina returns to Life
May 10 , 2008

USS North Carolina returns to Life

USS North Carolina Submarine

"Officers and crew of the USS North Carolina, man your ship, and bring her to life!"

With that statement, more than 140 sailors rushed aboard the newly commissioned USS North Carolina to take their place in history.

This is the first fast-attack nuclear submarine bearing North Carolina ’s name in more than 60 years.

The submarine is headed to Pearl Harbor in Hawaii . There she will join the U.S. Navy's Pacific fleet-Just as the previous USS North Carolina did in World War II.

The fourth Virginia-class submarine is built to perform covert and traditional naval operations. Displacing more than 7,800 tons and carrying enhanced stealth and surveillance capabilities she also has ability to strike on-shore targets with Tomahawk cruise missiles.

The first North Carolina in the U.S. Navy, launched in 1820, was considered one of the most powerful vessels in the world. She served as the flagship of the U.S. Mediterranean and South American fleets until she was sold for scrap in 1867.

The second USS North Carolina cruised the Middle East and participated in the first naval experiments using air power during World War I.

In 1923 President Warren G. Harding singed an arms-reduction treaty preventing the third USS North Carolina, which was under construction at the time, from ever setting sail.

I
n 1937, however, the fourth USS North Carolina was completed. She fought valiantly in every naval offensive in WWII. Despite all six Japanese claims to have sunk her, she survived and came back home after the war. 

May the new USS North Carolina have a long and successful career!

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The Future is Now
May 06 , 2008

Glass Bridges are here to Stay


Radio Zeeland Glass Navigation Console

Visualisation and interaction go hand in hand when designing panels. Where straightforward hardwiring from power relay to buttons was once enough, nowadays yachts require far more. Aesthetics play a part when integrating 3rd party elements in a custom panel. Panel design, layout and dimming should include all elements and be adapted to the overall panel look-and-feel.

Although a lot of custom panels are still designed with foil sandwich technology, almost anything is possible.

Recently Radio Zeeland DMP introduced innovative glass panels with glass switch technology, enabling unheard of design possibilities.

The fully tailor-made glass panels are precisely shaped and colour tempered with ceramic ink. With capacitive switches, small electronic fields are generated through the glass. Selective disturbance of the electronic field results in the desired signal and effect. By means of integrated LED and light conductors, functions can be visualised as desired.

Whether a panel consists of glass, foil, metal or wood, our ultimate design goal is to create a custom panel, which blends in smoothly in the interior design in terms of shape, layout and colour, without loosing the possibilities of modern technology and ease of operation.

For more information talk to your local electronics company or visit www.radiozeeland.com to learn about this latest technology.

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