Big Game Electric
Big Game Electric
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 Daiwa Super Tanacom EX 60 Big Game Electric Reel Made in Japan  US $185.00
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 New Daiwa Seaborg Megatwin™ SB500MT Electric Reel US $999.00
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 Olympic Fukaba 6 0 Big Game Electric Reel US $599.00
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 Daiwa Powerfull Tanacom SS 80 Big Game Electric Reel US $299.00
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 Miya Epoch 800 Deluxe 4 Speed Big Game Electric Reel US $499.00
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 Olympic Seahunter 1 0MD Big Game Electric Reel US $249.00
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 Daiwa Super Tanacom S 600 WP Big Game Electric Reel US $279.00
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 Penn Jigmaster No 500 Salt Water Big Game Fishing Reel US $39.95
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 Shimano Dendou Maru ED 6000 Big Game Electric Reel US $199.00
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 Daiwa Tanacom BULL S 600W Max Wind Power 45kg Big Game Electric Reel US $242.50
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 Daiwa Super Tanacom S 600WP Max Wind Power 32kg Big Game Electric Reel US $195.00
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 Daiwa Marine Power SS900 Big Game Electric Reel Max Wind Power 30kg US $210.00
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 New SHIMANO DENDOU MARU Beast Master 9000ZB BIG GAME Electric REEL US $1,429.00
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 Daiwa Hyper Tanacom 400 F Big Game Electric Reel New US $499.99
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 Daiwa Tanacom BULL 750 Fe Big Game Electric Reel New US $749.99
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 NEW GAME COLLECTION LD6300 REEL WITH PENN HT100 DRAG US $68.01
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 Daiwa LEOBRITZ 500 MM Mag Might Big Game Electric Reel US $699.99
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 Daiwa Powerfull Tanacom GS 80 Big Game Electric Reel US $349.99
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 Daiwa Super Tanacom EX60 Electric reel Big game 60 EX Excellent US $269.00
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 Daiwa Seaborg Bull 1000 64KG Big game Electric Excellent US $799.00
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 Miya Epoch 900DX Command 8 Big Game Electric Reel 900 Excellent US $749.00
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 Daiwa Tanacom GS 50H Big game Electric GS 50 Excellent US $239.00
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 Miya Epoch Command X 4 HP Big Game Electric Reel X4 Excellent US $699.00
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 Miya Epoch Command X 4 Big Game electric Excellent US $589.00
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 Miya Epoch VR 900 2 Speed Big Game Electric Reel 900 Excellent US $699.00
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 RYOBI AD 80 Protarget Big Game Electric Reel Excellent US $269.00
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 Daiwa Seaborg 300FB Big game Electric Reel excellent US $599.00
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 Shimano DENDOUMARU 4000 BeastMaster Electric Reel US $905.00
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 PENN 50VSW Swordfishing Electric Fishing Reel US $2,119.00
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 Daiwa Hyper Tanacom 500F Electric Reel US $525.00
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 Daiwa SEABORG 1000MT Electric Reel MAX 75KG US $1,335.00
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 Daiwa LEOBRITZ 500MT Big Game Electric Reel 2010 MODEL US $999.00
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 Daiwa LEOBRITZ 750MT Big Game Electric Reel 2010 MODEL US $1,105.00
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 Daiwa Dendo 70DX Big Game Electric Reel US $176.30
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 Shimano Tiagra 80 Swordfishing Electric Fishing Reels US $2,769.00
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 80VSW Penn International Electric Fishing Reel US $2,619.00
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 Miya Epoch 800 Deluxe Electric Reel Big Game US $550.00
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 Daiwa Hyper Tanacom 500F Big Game Electric Reel US $525.00
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 Shimano Tiagra TI 50 Swordfishing Electric Fishing Reel US $2,179.00
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 SHIMANO 130 TIAGRA SWORDFISHING electric fishing Reel US $3,179.00
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 SHIMANO Beast Master 3000 MUTEKI Electric Reel NIB US $899.80
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 130 VSX Penn International Electric Fishing Reel US $3,100.00
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 NEW BIG GAME Miya epoch electric reel us 8 24 v 1 NEW CONVERTER 12V TO 24V US $1,500.00
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 Miya Epoch Command X 15 Big Game Electric Reel Japan US $2,900.00
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 30VSX Penn International Electric Fishing Reel Dolphin US $2,039.00
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 Miya Epoch Command X 5 Big Game Electric Reel in Japan US $599.00
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 DAIWA HYPER TANACOM 500F BIG GAME Electric Reel From Japan US $499.00
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 DAIWA HYPER TANACOM 400F BIG GAME Electric Reel From Japan US $470.00
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 Special price AlphaTackle POLARIS iv1000B Big Game ELECTRIC REEL From JAPAN US $580.00
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 DAIWA TANACOM SS 80 4 Speed Big Game Electric Reel Made in Japan US $240.00
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 Shimano Dendou Maru TM4000H Big Game Electric Reel Made in Japan US $248.00
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 Daiwa Hyper Tanacom 600 Fe Big Game Electric Reel New US $669.99
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 Miya Epoch US 700 DX Big Game Electric Reel US $439.99
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 Miya Epoch XR 3000 E Big Game Electric Reel US $899.99
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 Ryobi AD Dendou 101 Hi Power Big Game Electric Reel US $329.99
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 Miya Epoch ME 600 Big Game Electric Reel US $299.99
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 Miya Epoch Command X 4 HP Big Game Electric Reel US $579.99
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 Daiwa Tanacom GS 60 Big Game Electric Reel US $199.99
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 RYOBI Ceratec AD80EX Big Game Electric Reel AD 80 EX Excellent US $279.00
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 Miya Epoch Command X 5HS Big Game electric Reel X5 US $529.00
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 Miya Epoch Command X 8 Big Game electric X8 Excellent US $999.00
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 Daiwa Tanacom SS 60 Big game Electric SS 60 Excellent US $259.00
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 Daiwa Tanacom SS 80 Big Game Electric Reel SS 80 Excellent US $299.00
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 Daiwa Super Tanacom EX50 Electric reel Big game 50 EX Excellent US $259.00
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 Daiwa Tanacom SS 80 4Speed Big Game Electric 80 US $259.00
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 Miya Epoch Command X 9 SP Big Game Electric Reel US $1,999.99
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 Miya Epoch Command X 4 Pro Big Game electric Excellent US $559.00
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 Daiwa Tanacom SS 60 Big game Electric SS 60 US $239.00
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 Miya Epoch Command X 8s Big Game electric X 8 S Excellent US $1,049.00
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 Miya Epoch Command X 15 Big Game Electric Reel miyamae CX 15 US $1,799.00
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 Daiwa Tanacom SS 50 Big game Electric SS 50 Excellent US $259.00
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 Daiwa SEABORG 1000 MT Mega Twin Electric Reel New US $1,349.99
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 Daiwa LEOBRITZ BULL 500 MM Mag Might Electric Reel New US $899.99
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 Daiwa LEOBRITZ 500 MM Mag Might Electric Reel New US $799.99
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 Daiwa Dendou 70 Big Game Electric Reel Excellent US $209.00
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 Miya Epoch Command X 9 HP Big Game Electric Reel US $1,399.99
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 Miya Epoch Command X 8 S Big Game Electric Reel US $969.99
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 Daiwa Tanacom SS 80 Big Game Electric Reel US $279.99
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 Miya Epoch VR 900 2 Speed Big Game Electric Reel US $639.99
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 Ryobi AD Dendou 101 Power II Big Game Electric Reel US $289.99
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The Shocking Truth About Your Electric Bill
The average New York State home owner pays nearly 17 cents for every kilowatt hour of electricity they use. That's more than in any other state in the entire country with the exception of Hawaii and Connecticut. What's worse, the Department of Energy predicts that national prices are going to increase 3.6 percent in 2009.
If nothing else, the rising costs are making more people turn their attention toward their energy consumption and reducing their overall electric bill. Fortunately, reducing what you pay doesn't have to mean that you start washing your clothes in the river and hanging them in trees. You should be able to reduce your bills without sacrificing your lifestyle. If you turn your attention to the big energy drains in your home you're more than halfway there, but if you want to go all the way, there are some secret energy wasters you should know about.
The biggest culprits are always going to be the big energy hogs: air conditioning, heating, water heaters, refrigerators and clothes dryers. Simple ways to reduce your energy consumption here:
- replace the filter in your air conditioner
- even better, use ceiling fans instead of air conditioning
- turn off the heat when you're not using it and heat only the rooms you're using
- there's no sense in heating the outside of your home so check for drafts around your house and block them. Install weather stripping, new windows and insulation where necessary.
- wrap up your water heater in a cozy tinfoil blanket that keeps the heat in and your costs down
- use an energy efficient refrigerator
- wash laundry in cold water
Not all your energy use is going to be so obvious though. In fact,a great deal of your electric bill is the sum of hundreds and hundreds of tiny electrical transactions that cost a couple of cents each. But they add up. The truth is, the average American household simply uses more electricity than ever before because they own and use more things that plug into the wall. For instance: computer equipment, modems and routers, DVD players, video game systems, multiple TVs, cordless telephones, clocks, rice cookers, espresso machines, baby monitors. You name it, we've automated it and arranged it so it plugs in.
Of course, you never use these things all at once and you have them turned off most of the time, right? Wrong. Modern appliances are so bent on being convenient that turning them off doesn't necessarily stop them from using power 24 hours a day. Any appliances that are built to receive signals from a remote, power a continuous display or otherwise be at the ready for your next whim, remain on until you physically unplug them from the wall. Some estimates say that approximately 5% of household electricity goes toward powering a bunch of stuff that appears as if it's already off. That's a whole lot of paying for nothing.
So if you want to save money, but can't live without your blinking computer, the espresso machine that talks to you or the video game and entertainment system that's wired into the surround sound, that's fine. But when you're done using them, unplug them. Or if you want to be stylish about it, plug them all into a power bar that you can switch off when you're not using them.
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