What is the difference between this model and the R10000-UN Model? I do not know which one to choose for my needs. Thanks!!!
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it does not have a bath fill outlet just to clarify. you can still tee off of the shower outlet in the wall to feed tub spigot but there will be a little to moderate amount of water escape from spigot pull valve block anyway. it does increase flow to shower somewhat. the insert idea is much better when you use the hi flo body. the 11 and 13 inserts the water has to be at least ax temp 134 degrees to overcome the cold water if you have well water for sure. if you wan to lower your water tank temp under cold water circumstances use at least the 17.
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What shower are you installing? I was in the same situation as you a year ago. What I did was go into delta's website, find the set I wanted and look at the parts list. That told me which one to choose. Good luck!
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Take a look at this page to understand the model numbers by Delta Faucethttp://www.deltafaucet.com/customersupport/understanding-model-number.html
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I seem to remember the 100 series is fan only. The 200 series is fan and light. Without research that's what I remember. Mine 's a few years old and works well.
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I don't know about the R200, but I'd sure steer clear of the Artisan 50. I set it up and ran exactly 3 prints, one in color, and sent it back. Color was poor and the machine was amazingly noisy for such a small printer. Even noisy in b&w.; And, it took forever to get one print out of it.
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Donald, the Raizer 26301 doesn't appear to be very different from the RZ100. There may be a few minor tweaks made by the manufacturer over the years, but it's basically the same product. Be prepared to take your router apart and re-assemble while installing the Raizer, but I will tell you, it is well worth the effort. Plus you'll have a good working knowledge of how the router was built. I installed mine on a mongrel brand router and had no problems. Good luck.
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I'd like to add a little additional information to the excellent explanation from Jaygyver. I have both drives, an older WD1002FAEX and a newer WD1003FZEX. When I purchased the WD1002 model it was priced about the same as the newer model is today. I believe the current price disparity is due to two factors: the differences in suppliers as described by Jaygver, and also a design change. I noticed that my WD1002 was slightly heavier than the WD1003, and after some research discovered that was due to the WD1002 having two magnetic platters while the WD1003 was a newer single platter design. Evidently the WD engineers were able to simplify and hopefully improve the design. For me, both drives perform excellently and I'm equally pleased with both. However, I have seen discussions on certain tech forums in which intense gaming purists believe the older two platter design is better, and that WD changed the design simply to cut manufacturing costs. Thus the high prices for the WD1002 is due to it's scarcity (since it's now discontinued) and their belief that it's slightly better in both performance and ruggedness. As I said above, however, both perform equally well for me, and they're both Western Digital Black Series with 5 year warranties, so it's a no brainer to go with the best deal price wise.
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I have both so I show how both compare in a video I uploaded, hope this helps eveyone: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3H93U55IRPTZ4
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I am currently using the TR1200DT model. I am over 350 and it works just fine. That said, they do have a heavier duty model, the TR5000DT, but it's almost $1000 more than the 1200.
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Amazon sent your question to me, but only they can tell you what model they're selling. I would recommend you buy something else. These do not operate well at all, miss videos, forward less than 1/2 of the photos to the remote and you can't get either phone or email support from them.l They seem to have a very arrogant attitude toward their customers. An indication of the poor reception of their cameras might be that this year they are up to a Tiny - W3, yup, they've gone all the way through several poorly functioning configurations already. Do yourself a favor and buy something else. I've tried over 12 different brands and models and these are some of the worse ones. I used 19 cameras this past season from June through currently, these never functioned properly from day 1. The only one that was worse performing was the Leupold RCX-2.
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I went with the E3200 I got for 99 bucks on Ebay. Its real close to this one minus a few features. I love it !
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Sorry but I'm not know exactly the difference. I had this model and it works very well.
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I've just read the specifications of these 2 models on Sony web site. In addition to the 4000 images (model X1000), there is only another difference which is the TruBlack feature. That's all. The rest is exactly the same. You can see the features comparison of these models on Sony Photo Frame web page. I have bought a DPF 8 inches. It has a perfect image even in a lower resolution than that of V1000. I'm very pleased with this Sony photo frame. I'm willing now to buy the DPF 10 inches.
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Not sure why they sent me this question-I reviewed an older model R-1510 several years back. The R-1510 has a 2-speed fan and the "high" mode is very loud. The low speed is much quieter and seems to do the job-so we use it instead. This has been a great oven-we have had it since 2006 and it runs like a champ. We have had to replace the little push-button panel for the time, cook control, fan speed, etc. several times-due to poor design of that part-but looks like this newer model has changed that up anyway. We use ours a lot-so I would say Sharp makes a great product overall. Hope this helps!! Best,Dave in Seattle Not sure why they sent me this question-I reviewed an older model R-1510 several years back. The R-1510 has a 2-speed fan and the "high" mode is very loud. The low speed is much quieter and seems to do the job-so we use it instead. This has been a great oven-we have had it since 2006 and it runs like a champ. We have had to replace the little push-button panel for the time, cook control, fan speed, etc. several times-due to poor design of that part-but looks like this newer model has changed that up anyway. We use ours a lot-so I would say Sharp makes a great product overall. Hope... » Read More Not sure why they sent me this question-I reviewed an older model R-1510 several years back. The R-1510 has a 2-speed fan and the "high" mode is very loud. The low speed is much quieter and seems to do the job-so we use it instead. This has been a great oven-we have had it since 2006 and it runs like a champ. We have had to replace the little push-button panel for the time, cook control, fan speed, etc. several times-due to poor design of that part-but looks like this newer model has changed that up anyway. We use ours a lot-so I would say Sharp makes a great product overall. Hope this helps!! Best,Dave in Seattle « Show Less
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I am interested in knowing this answer as well. $100 difference in price but I don't see very little difference in features.
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This question was asked a few months ago, but I'm wondering if it's changed yet: is this model truly the 2.0? With 1, 2, & 3hr settings plus intermittent setting? It says it's the 2.0 model, but shows the old model. Anyone get one recently who can verify or even better, upload a pic? Thanks.
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Hi, Joe, I really don't know the difference between these two models. At the time of purchasing, I just got the only model which it supports 95Mb/s transforming rate.
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I'm not familiar with both cameras but upon reading the manual, there is/are no x100 and ricoh specific models. Sorry.
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The 990 is the newer model. As far as I can tell, there really isn't any difference except the price.