reviews on fagor rfa365df range
209117
We bought ours about two years ago. We had an electric pressure cooker that didn't hold up over time, and other reviews proved that to be common. We love this one. I used it three times yesterday. I made black beans, and brown rice. Each of those normally take prep and lots of cooking time, but in the pressure cooker the rice took about1/2 hour, I rinsed the pot, and cooked the beans. I didn't soak them,I added salt and a some vinegar (usual dry bean cooking no no's) and they were ready in 40 min. Then I pressure steamed some beets. This pressure cooker is safe, and easy to clean. What more can I say?
2242428
We have been very happy with the unit and are considering getting another one. I haven't used other makes/models so I can't give you a comparison.
503710
I have the 12-60 and the EM1, and it's quick in good light, can hunt a bit in low. I don't have my E-5 anymore, but my gut tells me it is a tiny bit bit slower than the E-5 in good light - nothing to get worked up about. I haven't tried cdaf. the 4/3 40-150 seems decently quick as well.
1874225
When driving on the highway, the Fortera 245/65/17 rated about 6/7 out of 10 for noise in my opinion. Mostly a humming noise if I remember correctly; though, all tires have some noise, especially the rugged off-road/snow tires. I have since replaced my Fortera's with the Michelin M/S and love them: they are what quality shoe orthotics are to shoes. I probably would not buy the Goodyear Fortera again unless they were on clearance. Fortera is considered a quality tire and recommended by Jeep dealerships, so best to price shop. Oh, and I got less than 32K miles on my set before having to replace. I would recommend shopping around for Michelin rebates and buy 3 get 1 free deals. Good Luck! When driving on the highway, the Fortera 245/65/17 rated about 6/7 out of 10 for noise in my opinion. Mostly a humming noise if I remember correctly; though, all tires have some noise, especially the rugged off-road/snow tires. I have since replaced my Fortera's with the Michelin M/S and love them: they are what quality shoe orthotics are to shoes. I probably would not buy the Goodyear Fortera again unless they were on clearance. Fortera is considered a quality tire and recommended by Jeep dealerships, so best to price shop. Oh, and I got less than 32K miles on my set before having to... » Read More When driving on the highway, the Fortera 245/65/17 rated about 6/7 out of 10 for noise in my opinion. Mostly a humming noise if I remember correctly; though, all tires have some noise, especially the rugged off-road/snow tires. I have since replaced my Fortera's with the Michelin M/S and love them: they are what quality shoe orthotics are to shoes. I probably would not buy the Goodyear Fortera again unless they were on clearance. Fortera is considered a quality tire and recommended by Jeep dealerships, so best to price shop. Oh, and I got less than 32K miles on my set before having to replace. I would recommend shopping around for Michelin rebates and buy 3 get 1 free deals. Good Luck! « Show Less
1106107
im taking mine to the range this weekend on a 5.56 nato 62 grain rifle. i'll post results after!
1883272
the Kenwood TH6-fa but need to remove clip. Not too crazy about the set up. Not sure about Baofeng.
2282037
It is decent at 30 to 40ft. Need a bigger IR for longer range. Try the bullet style for that
1165121
I have a glass top and use the Fagor duos on it all the time. Works great. I would suggest that you read your warranty as some wont allow it. In fact I am thinking of doing a pork shoulder roast in mine today. Dinner is ready in just over an hour and soo sooo tender
2250059
In suburban conditions, GMRS (if you are licensed on this frequency) could give you 1.5 miles (as the crow flies), but it's really stretching it. FRS will give you 500 yards, plus or minus. Out on rolling range, I have done better, but when you are out of the line of sight, it's not good no matter the conditions. I have used both Motorola and Midland and Midland has superior propagation, but these types of radios are by their nature a half step above a toy. If you want additional range, get an amateur license and operate on the 2 meter band, but that is a process and the equipment cost is is not $60 set for a set. In suburban conditions, GMRS (if you are licensed on this frequency) could give you 1.5 miles (as the crow flies), but it's really stretching it. FRS will give you 500 yards, plus or minus. Out on rolling range, I have done better, but when you are out of the line of sight, it's not good no matter the conditions. I have used both Motorola and Midland and Midland has superior propagation, but these types of radios are by their nature a half step above a toy. If you want additional range, get an amateur license and operate on the 2 meter band, but that is a process and the equipment cost is... » Read More In suburban conditions, GMRS (if you are licensed on this frequency) could give you 1.5 miles (as the crow flies), but it's really stretching it. FRS will give you 500 yards, plus or minus. Out on rolling range, I have done better, but when you are out of the line of sight, it's not good no matter the conditions. I have used both Motorola and Midland and Midland has superior propagation, but these types of radios are by their nature a half step above a toy. If you want additional range, get an amateur license and operate on the 2 meter band, but that is a process and the equipment cost is is not $60 set for a set. « Show Less
45880
I can't answer your question. I returned the unit I purchased because it did not have sufficient range. I purchased another radiofrequency unit. Sorry.
792180
The best thing i can tell you is to check www.trailcampro.com and see if they did a review on it.I sent the unit i had back wasn't very good day or night so i went with the Browning strike force model and Multri 990 (2013) version.But to be onest they all have some sort of quirk.
250150
So far it has a good distance with just .12 BBs, but I suggest you buy from pyramid air. Not from this seller now. Accuracy is amazing as well
521660
I agree with Tyler. This is a piece of junk. All that mine is good for is a spotting scope at close range. The cross hairs won't move up, down or sideways. It starts to get fuzzy around 26 power. At 32 I can't make out the target at 100feet much less 500 feet. Don't get excited over the price. It's a wonder the price hasn't been lowered so the inventory will move faster.
1385
My FM reception is good even though my unit is in the basement. I've never had any trouble with reception.
274455
I maintain around 40 of these radios. They seem to be good for that distance outside with minimal obstruction. But once you have them in a building or a car the range is reduced. I think you would have better performance with the Baofeng BF-A5 model. It has more than twice the output power of the BF-666. I have been able to find the BF-A5 for around $30 on Amazon and Ebay.
1406787
According to the 22ed of the ARRL Antenna Book, the VF for RG-8X ranges from 80-86 depending on the specific manufacturer. The table is on p.23-22.
530780
The Fagor has two preset pressure settings: 1) 8psi 2) 15psi. I use mine to do everything from canning to cooking chili, beans, and even cooking freshly caught Dungeness crab.