Kalorik Dual Wine Chiller $79 Retail $219 Kalorik Dual Wine Cooler Dual wine bottle chiller maintains the optimal wine drinking temperature Kitchen appliance ensures that stored wines are ready for immediate consumption Wine chilling appliance boasts two wireless temperature probes that insert into uncorked wine bottles Temperature probes seal the spout while sending accurate temperature readings of the wine itself (not the storage chamber) to LCDs outside the chiller Each chamber's thermostat can be programmed to different temperatures Device is programmed with suggested serving temperatures for champagne, red, white, or rose wines Ideal temperatures can also be adjusted manually Chiller has LEDs that warn when wines are too cool or too warm, and when wines have reached optimal consumption temperature Unit supports bottles 3 1/2 inches in diameter Temperatures can be displayed in Fahrenheit or Celsius Chiller requires less than 1 square foot of counter space Plugs into AC Temperature probes include two replaceable CR2032 batteries Missing Manual

Introduced on August 1, 1928, the Packard Model 645 also fell under the designation of the Custom Eight line, or the Deluxe Eight series on September 8, 1928. Around 2,061 units of the Packard 645 were produced, and were easily identified by the Round-Back Headlamps that replaced the earlier drum-type. These models also came with a larger eight cylinder engine and a temperature gauge on the dash. The horsepower was at an increased 109, with the addition of the bore, L-head, in-line eight, and cast en bloc. Mechanical brakes were placed on all wheels, and the 645 came with 3-speed transmission.