Thursday, September 29, 2011

Unique Party Favor - The Skyliner

When it comes to unique Party Favors, one item stands out from all the others, the Skyliner Virtual Message Writer!

The Skyliner is a handheld, battery operated (batteries included), virtual texting novelty device that allows the end user to put a short message into the air in a 360 degree circumference (when twirled in the air). The messages can be up to 18 characters long, including spaces. Three user programmed messages can be stored in the Skyliner which also has 11 preset messages that include: AWESOME, COOL, LOVE YOU!, HAPPY NEW YEAR, HAPPY BIRTHDAY, IT'S MAGIC!, etc.




The Skyliner (version 3) will be in production, again, soon, available for purchase exclusively/directly from Versatile Visions, llc., the creator, manufacturer, designer and patent holder of the device. If you search on line and someone claims to have the SKYLINER for sale, be very careful. We're pretty sure they #1 - do not have the Skyliner - version 3 with 12 color changing LED's, #2 - will try to sell you a very old version (black unit with 8 LED's). If the Skyliner they are offering has 8 LED's, it will work (we put out a quality product), but it's at least six years old and the messages are 1/2 the size of the new version.

Therefore, please check back with us, often or you can send us an e-mail message and we will send you an alert when the Skyliners are available for purchase. Write to: skylinerguys@gmail.com

Thank you,

Versatile Visions, llc.
skylinerguys@gmail.com
www.theskyliner.com






Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Birthday surprise

Holy Moses! I opened the door to my house and there were twenty of my friends twirling Skyliners with HAPPY BIRTHDAY! I was blown away because I couldn't turn the lights on in the house, that made me a little nervous, and it was very dark and late since I was coming home from what I thought was my birthday dinner with my" significant other."



Here it is 10pm and my friends had cut the electricity so no lights would go on. For a moment I thought maybe I had intruders. Anyway what a sight to see all those rotating lights! It was terrific see such a cool new gadget. Didn't realize it had been out there for distribution.

Thanks, Jeff

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

We have been inundated with emails sending us to sites where we see the development of unusual lighting designs on bicycle wheels using Skyliner technology. One design actually is used just to light up a bicycles path ahead at night. Very clever. This highlights our SKYLINER product as being the only item that sends a message at dusk, hand held, mobile, unique. No competition. The ones that did compete fell by the way side because of inferior tooling and unreliability. "Byline with a Skyline!"

High Five

Just an idea. What do you think about selling a Persistence of Vision program to an airlines flying at night or to any company who wants a light up message on the bottom or wings of a plane cruising over a city airway. Big money in advertising! Contact us if you are interested.

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Skyliner Virtual Message Writer A Real Novelty

Hey there Skyliner fans …

It's been a a couple of weeks since our last post, however, it's not because we have nothing to tell you. We've been busy on a top secret project, very different then the Skyliner Virtual Message Writer, but really cool non-the-less. I'll start to spill details over the next few weeks so check back often.

I keep getting e-mails from folks wondering when the Skyliner will be available. I don't have an exact date yet, simply because we don't want to be rushed into bringing in thousands of units that will sit for more than a few months in our warehouse in Bangor Maine. The idea is to bring them in and get them out to the masses with out a long time on the shelf. Even though we have had units last for 5 + years on the original batteries. Nothing beats using quality components from the get-go.


I can tell you this, we are changing a few things, not the unit itself. Presently the Skyliner will remain the same color, a dark blue, with 12 multi-colored LED's and the current list of pre-set messages. The unit will still allow the end user to easily program and save three of their own messages up to 18 characters in length(including spaces). However, we are leaning towards eliminating the current packaging which for several years has made it difficult to pack efficiently into the "master cartons". This will enable us to ship more units per carton and then allow us to send out the the consumer in a slightly smaller package.

Anyway, stay tuned to the blog for further Skyliner Virtual Message Writer Novelty item information and the NEW SECRET PROJECT!

Hal
The Skyliner Guy

Friday, August 12, 2011

Lost Without My SKYLINER

If I were lost in the woods I could use my SKYLINER to attract attention of that chopper in the sky. If I were at the night club I could get another drink quicker, stand out. If I wanted to be seen at the auction house I could twirl my call. If I were stuck in the car at night, I could signal for help. If I were on the open sea and needed help, or if I wanted to surrender to my enemy in the early evening I might get special attention with my Magic Machine . . . Bottom line it is not only fun but necessary in this high tech planet.



Let's say you suffered a stroke, couldn't speak, could barely hear, possibly couldn't see, and only your left side worked and you were right handed. No problem with THE SKYLINER there is a button that reverses the message so you can twirl it left handed and deliver your message! If that don't turn you on then buy one of them flashlight things.

Food for Thought

Handicap

Someone I met at the Veteran's Center had me laughing with his message in his SKYLINER; "Hear Me". I didn't snicker when I first saw it but after I realized he was hard of hearing. He told me as best he could that the Skyliner afforded him a tool to introduce himself at the bar to an attractive lady without scaring them with what might appear to be a handicap. Once he could use his charm and his Skyliner the barriers were broken.

What's That You Say?