Playing childish pranks is fine but messing with someone’s TV just isn’t funny. It’s flippin’ hilarious! Especially when said TV starts turning itself on and off at random intervals, 24/7. Grrrr!
Yes indeed japesters, the TV Poltergeist Prank Device is the most hysterically cruel thing to hit the world of television since Keith Chegwin decided to entertain the nation by getting his knackers out on Naked Jungle, and it’s guaranteed to drive your victims bonkers.
Hide it in the sofa
Simply hide this evil box of battery-operated naughtiness near the telly, point the LED towards the screen and watch in malevolent glee as it switches the gogglebox on and off at random intervals every 5-10 minutes, day and night, for weeks on end. It’s like playing host to a hateful poltergeist only far more annoying. ‘He beats two defenders, he shoots, he…’ Tee-hee! ‘And the winner is…’ Aargh! ‘The baby’s real father is…’ Whimper!
Packaging
Please Note:
Point the transmitter towards the screen
Watch it switch the TV on and off at random intervals every 5-10 minutes
I bought a similar product before, was a key-ring but did the same thing (lost down a drain unfortunately) but was so fun to use, in town shopping and thought I would prank the sky sales man in the middle of West Quay shopping center while repeatedly turning off his t. V during his demonstrations! great gift for Christmas. Josh Beales, Southampton - 21st November 2012
Does this work just with TV's or can it switch on/off other electrical appliances? Theodore J Grab, Blackpool - 9th December 2011
Firebox says: Hi Theodore, it may happen to work with other appliances but the device is designed for TVs.
Does anyone else know what distance the device will work and would the signal go through glass? Edward Trafford, Atherstone - 27th April 2011
OMFG this is sooooooooo gonna be fun on Christmas day (evil plan being plotted in my lil head).... Ohhh lil question does it work on any TV and do you need to tune it in ? :), Somewhere - 18th April 2011
Firebox says: No tuning required, it should work with nearly all TV's but the odd model here and there will not respond- if you find it doesn't work then just let us know.
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