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Yep, that's the phone I have and it works fine. Not sure why it's not listed on the site...it may be that PayPal hasn't updated their site since the Note II was released. The readers are free, so it's worth giving it a shot even if your device isn't listed.

Samsung Galaxy Note II is the "full name". I'm on AT&T.

I use the PayPal reader with my Note II phone and have zero complaints. I don't need it often, but when I do, it's easy to use. It also has one of, if not the lowest, rates available. Add to that, a soon as you run the charge, it's in your PayPal account and you can immediately transfer it to...

Give Sign Faces a call.

I'm not sure. I just know it enables you to view flash. galaxy-note2.wonderhowto.com/how-to/install-flash-player-your-samsung-galaxy-note-2-stream-amazon-prime-instant-videos-more-0147373/

You can download an apk file and watch flash on the Android Firefox browser (for free).

Nice work, Mike. What material and how is it attached?

Very nice sign....well done!

This is one of the coolest lifts I've used. I wish I owned one because it's an awesome tool. It'll fit through a 36" doorway. This is also one of the most nerve-racking installs I've done. The lift was on a slight incline and the bucket had to be swung out so it was over a 45'± drop.

Free hard hat.

Yeah, if I were in the market, I would definitely opt for a bucket truck over a tow-behind lift. The trucks are just easier to maneuver. But then there are times when a tow-behind lift can be maneuvered by hand into spots a truck can't get. I'd still opt for the truck though.

I just happen to have a few old pictures from my previous place of employment.... The first picture barely shows an edge-lit sign next to my stretch-wrapped desk that was waiting for me after I got back from vacation. The other two pictures show an edge-lit acrylic panel (edit: just realized...

Anywhere from $200-$300 out the door, which includes a 10% damage waiver and tax. Just depends where you get it from. I typically use Taylor Rental because they take care of their equipment, they allow me to reserve it, their equipment is the best I've used, and their customer service is superb...

The etched/lighted portion is still very easy to read. Not sure if that answers your question.

I use this one about twice a month. I've used others, but this is by far the nicest one. The straight boom has some limitations...the articulating will get you into (and over) more areas.

You would need to do some math to determine the needed thickness, but you would have to start off with 1½" ($$$$$$$$) or possibly thicker ($$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$) acrylic. From there, the only way I can think to achieve the curvature is to build some jigs (time/$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$) and use a...

Your design shows squared off faces and backs, but it sounds like you're wanting 1" thick acrylic with convex faces and concave backs and the backs have the same curvature as the acrylic panel...?

If I'm understanding: The wall has an 18' radius and they want the letters to basically have curved fronts and backs to match the radius of the wall? If so, I bet they stop demanding uniform thickness once they see the price. An 18' radius is fairly large, can you not just stud-mount standard...

Just to clarify: Anyone in Texas can obtain an Electrical Sign Contractor License, however the person/business obtaining that license has to have a Master Sign Electrician willing to assign their license to them. They are allowed to assign their number to only one company, however he can...

My guess is you're using extruded acrylic rather than cast. You might want to try an LED with a wider cone as well.