what is different between the C33L and the C33?
1800105
The "L" has the Leatherman blade "Launcher". It's basically a lever on the back that pushes the blade out when you slide your finger or fhumb over it.
1800106
The C33L features what Leatherman calls a "Blade Launcher", which is a metal lever on the top of the knife that you flick with your index finger to deploy the blade. The "Blade Launcher" is an alternative to the thumb stud on the blade itself; its whole purpose is to make opening the knife a bit easier. As you depress the launcher, you give the knife a quick flick and it opens up. The C33 is the exact same thing as the C33L, except the C33 doesn't have a "Blade Launcher". The C33 just has a thumb stud. I personally like it, and the C33L isn't that much more expensive than the C33. I say get it, and if you don't like it, then you can just use the default thumb stud.
1800107
The C33L features what Leatherman calls a "Blade Launcher", which is a metal lever on the top of the knife that you flick with your index finger to deploy the blade. The "Blade Launcher" is an alternative to the thumb stud on the blade itself; its whole purpose is to make opening the knife a bit easier. As you depress the launcher, you give the knife a quick flick and it opens up. The C33 is the exact same thing as the C33L, except the C33 doesn't have a "Blade Launcher". The C33 just has a thumb stud. I personally like it, and the C33L isn't that much more expensive than the C33. I say get it, and if you don't like it, then you can just use the default thumb stud. The C33L features what Leatherman calls a "Blade Launcher", which is a metal lever on the top of the knife that you flick with your index finger to deploy the blade. The "Blade Launcher" is an alternative to the thumb stud on the blade itself; its whole purpose is to make opening the knife a bit easier. As you depress the launcher, you give the knife a quick flick and it opens up. The C33 is the exact same thing as the C33L, except the C33 doesn't have a "Blade Launcher". The C33 just has a thumb stud. I personally like it, and the C33L isn't that much more... » Read More The C33L features what Leatherman calls a "Blade Launcher", which is a metal lever on the top of the knife that you flick with your index finger to deploy the blade. The "Blade Launcher" is an alternative to the thumb stud on the blade itself; its whole purpose is to make opening the knife a bit easier. As you depress the launcher, you give the knife a quick flick and it opens up. The C33 is the exact same thing as the C33L, except the C33 doesn't have a "Blade Launcher". The C33 just has a thumb stud. I personally like it, and the C33L isn't that much more expensive than the C33. I say get it, and if you don't like it, then you can just use the default thumb stud. « Show Less
1184169
I'm not sure if that's the only difference, but I can tell you that the one I purchased (C3) for my son is awesome. He's 10 and loves it and I've been impressed with the quality.
1627471
Hi thank you for your answer. You mentioned the a33 I assume the a55 and a33 use the same eyecup. is this correct?
2236116
The only difference is the plastic. One is dark purple, which looks black, and one is a slightly translucent blue. Both run on the same frequency: 2.3MHz.LW is correct in that the blue ones are the older model.
949781
The 3300 is higher amps. It is slightly larger, and heavier than the 3200. I have the ,3200 and am very happy with it. Works well, and much quieter than ISE.
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The difference between the two is that the C95GP2 is going to be a full flat grind XL version of the knife with s30v steel, whereas the C101GP2 is a Scandinavian grind aka "V" grind and is only 154cm steel. The s30v is only slightly better than 154cm and for normal every day use you wont be able to tell the difference. The main differences that you will notice however is the size of the overall knife and the grinds. The size of the XL (C95GP2) is actually quite nice and gives you plenty of chances for changing hand grip and position. For a much smaller package, you may choose the 154cm (C101GP2). Personally, I prefer the XL, it feels great, is not too large, and holds an amazing edge. Hopefully this helped. The difference between the two is that the C95GP2 is going to be a full flat grind XL version of the knife with s30v steel, whereas the C101GP2 is a Scandinavian grind aka "V" grind and is only 154cm steel. The s30v is only slightly better than 154cm and for normal every day use you wont be able to tell the difference. The main differences that you will notice however is the size of the overall knife and the grinds. The size of the XL (C95GP2) is actually quite nice and gives you plenty of chances for changing hand grip and position. For a much smaller package, you may choose the... » Read More The difference between the two is that the C95GP2 is going to be a full flat grind XL version of the knife with s30v steel, whereas the C101GP2 is a Scandinavian grind aka "V" grind and is only 154cm steel. The s30v is only slightly better than 154cm and for normal every day use you wont be able to tell the difference. The main differences that you will notice however is the size of the overall knife and the grinds. The size of the XL (C95GP2) is actually quite nice and gives you plenty of chances for changing hand grip and position. For a much smaller package, you may choose the 154cm (C101GP2). Personally, I prefer the XL, it feels great, is not too large, and holds an amazing edge. Hopefully this helped. « Show Less
119204
I think its a 29mm...as the 33mm is a 150cc.. There should be an item description which should tell the size
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I have not seen the 330, but I have the 370 and I think without question the 370 would be the way to go if you plan on two people plus dog.
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For about $30 difference, the 330 is a much better buy, and for several reasons.First, the CMOS sensor with only 12 megapixel in the 330 is so much better than the CCD sensor with 16mp (remember, in small sensors like this camera, less megapixels is actually better than more!)Also the range is much better, the 330 has a wide-angle lens of 24mm, and the 130 starts from 28mm. And it's also longer, 10x optical zoom on the 330 vs. 8x on the 130.Then you have the Digic5 processor on the 330, which has many advantages over the older Digic4 processor on the 130.Video on the 130 is maxing out at 25 fps, not good enough in my book. The HS330 had 30fps, much more smooth. For about $30 difference, the 330 is a much better buy, and for several reasons.First, the CMOS sensor with only 12 megapixel in the 330 is so much better than the CCD sensor with 16mp (remember, in small sensors like this camera, less megapixels is actually better than more!)Also the range is much better, the 330 has a wide-angle lens of 24mm, and the 130 starts from 28mm. And it's also longer, 10x optical zoom on the 330 vs. 8x on the 130.Then you have the Digic5 processor on the 330, which has many advantages over the older Digic4 processor on the 130.Video on the... » Read More For about $30 difference, the 330 is a much better buy, and for several reasons.First, the CMOS sensor with only 12 megapixel in the 330 is so much better than the CCD sensor with 16mp (remember, in small sensors like this camera, less megapixels is actually better than more!)Also the range is much better, the 330 has a wide-angle lens of 24mm, and the 130 starts from 28mm. And it's also longer, 10x optical zoom on the 330 vs. 8x on the 130.Then you have the Digic5 processor on the 330, which has many advantages over the older Digic4 processor on the 130.Video on the 130 is maxing out at 25 fps, not good enough in my book. The HS330 had 30fps, much more smooth. « Show Less
869119
Sorry but I'm not know exactly the difference. I had this model and it works very well.
1656435
Hi there,The difference is that part number KTT-S3CL/8G is low voltage (1.35V) and KTT-S3C/8G is standard voltage (1.5V). The Toshiba Satellite L875D-S7332 uses standard voltage memory and the compatible/recommended memory for it is part number KTT-S3C/8G.Thank you for choosing Kingston as your upgrade partner!-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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I'm not really sure what you are asking. But-33 kit comes with carbide sanding blade and a carrying case. $70 more than the -35 kit. And yes, you get more regular blades with the -35 kit but no carrying case or carbide sanding disc. All that being said, the -35 looks like the better deal. If I had known that when I bought the -33 kit I probably would have considered the -35 kit. Hope this answer helps.
308041
Hello!.... Technically, none. There's no difference between those two kits. Except for the color of the strobes.Regards.
903754
The 920 uses a compression called H264 which in part of the webcam itself while the C910 does not compress but rather allows the CPU to do all the work. The result is the C910 puts a heavy load on the CPU while being used (this would only impact you if you're using an older computer that isn't QuadCore or similar). The C920 is supposedly capable of 1080p while the C910 is capable of 720p. Both models have Right Light. The last difference is the C910 uses 5 megapixels while the C920 uses 3 megapixels. Both work great so it's really a matter of personal preference and maybe cost. Hope that helps.
205671
Just realized at the end of my answer i typed the CL 220 as CL 330. It is the CL 220.
2260857
The difference is that the 3323S has more feet attachments. Other than that they are the same machine.
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Most would answer that 14c28n is a downgrade from S30v steel with whom I concur. Of the three main criteria, edge retention, corrosion resistance & sharpenability, two are hands down win for S30V. 14c28n may be slightly easier to sharpen.