Is it worth spending the extra $15.00 to get the WSKTS-KT field kit vs the WSKTS version? Does it do the same things?
195865
The KT version contains everything in the basic version PLUS 3 additional belts, a honer for quick touch-up or field use, and the bag to keep everything together. I bought the KT version and am glad I did. I just grab the bag and am good to go.
195866
If you're only looking for a good knife sharpener, I would not recommend the field kit. I believe the only difference is that you get a manual sharpener, good for using it away from home. I, personally have yet to use it. All I wanted was a good knife sharpener and believe me, the WSKT sharpener is great! I love it! Guess the only negative if any is that you have to buy the replacement belts but that's minor to me. This sharpener is certainly the best I've ever had.
195867
I thought that the extra guide and the field sharpener along with the bag and extra belts were worth the expense.
195868
Same machine. The "Field Kit" adds the storage bag, the retractable ceramic honing rod and an extra set of belts. It's a better deal than piecing it together yourself - assuming you want the extras.
901892
this is my first kit. I can only answer as to how good this one is. im new as well. I think that the difference is the amount of equipment in the kits. the premium was perfect for my needs. however I did have to buy a funnel and a long spoon. other than that, it gives you exactly what you need to make beer and wine from the kits that they sell. I hope this helps, good luck!
1270053
I actually got the CTK70MP for $50. My set only has 2 ratchets (the 170 has 3), and I did not get the pliers, crescent wrench, channel locks, or the screw drivers. I have used my set for changing brake pads and engine oil, and I am happy with the quality of the tools, but now that I see this one, I am a little envious. I think you should go for it! :D
477395
The CTEK offers pulse charging, which is the coming RAGE in battery charging. Worth the extra $8 IMO I have built home made pulse chargers, and they are so much better for ALL types of batteries, except Lithium types.
1036161
Yes it will work fine I have two quads with kk2.1 in them . As far as range it works good in large field with no problems.
11293
Thanks for the suggestion, Starsky. :)I've actually been scouring the manuals for the various models and it seems that the lowest model that offers custom input labelling is the Pioneer VSX-1020-K. It's within budget, barely, but now I'm wondering whether the money would be better spent on some Power Block dumbbells and getting into shape.Sweet entertainment system or 6-pack and guns.. hmm..Thanks again guys, appreciate the replies.And for anyone that missed it, the lowest model offering custom labels for inputs is the Pioneer VSX-1020-K. :) Thanks for the suggestion, Starsky. :)I've actually been scouring the manuals for the various models and it seems that the lowest model that offers custom input labelling is the Pioneer VSX-1020-K. It's within budget, barely, but now I'm wondering whether the money would be better spent on some Power Block dumbbells and getting into shape.Sweet entertainment system or 6-pack and guns.. hmm..Thanks again guys, appreciate the replies.And for anyone that missed it, the lowest model offering custom labels for inputs is the Pioneer... » Read More Thanks for the suggestion, Starsky. :)I've actually been scouring the manuals for the various models and it seems that the lowest model that offers custom input labelling is the Pioneer VSX-1020-K. It's within budget, barely, but now I'm wondering whether the money would be better spent on some Power Block dumbbells and getting into shape.Sweet entertainment system or 6-pack and guns.. hmm..Thanks again guys, appreciate the replies.And for anyone that missed it, the lowest model offering custom labels for inputs is the Pioneer VSX-1020-K. :) « Show Less
863502
No one answered,....but I was going to ask the same question... Did you decide on any of them? How is ti going? I'm still undecided among these two and the KA 600 pro, but it sounds like you didn't like the KA. It'll be great to hear your opinion. Thanks!
947243
Thank you! This was really helpful. I'm going with the ET-60, hope to test it out this weekend!
221028
i think the more expensive one is imported, buy the cheap one! in case anyone else is wondering: the ko-1 kaossilator is the original square shaped one, in yellow or pink. the kaossilator 2 is the newer, more of a rectangular shape and has a small LCD display and lighted buttons. it's a significant upgrade that now includes a mic, and an sd card so you can record loops with it. the kaossilator pro is much larger, and has a green lighted touchpad, the kaossilator pro+ is the updated version of the kaossilator pro, look closely at the buttons, the older model's are black. it's confusing, but they're not good at naming things at korg.
1694758
I have only used the Fluke version one time, so I really cant give you the best info. This unit worked very well for my novice field tech's and the fluke also worked well and didn't require and real training. so in my opinion take the cheap one.
377249
The "extra items" are some screws & plugs. Yes, there is some value, but it is limited. The K5 is an easier tool to use and you will need to purchase many more screws & plugs according to the way you use it. A handful of screws & plugs is nice to give you some idea of what is available, but will not last long. Frankly, I don't understand why they still price the 4 & 5 the same, or, even why the 4 is still offered.
586132
I don't think there is a difference, I do know this is a great scan tool with amazing capability for the price. You will need to update it right away as the have often update releases.
1529585
I am not buying the hype of expensive test kits. I have always used the cheaper kits and have never had any issues. There are instances where you need to be as close as possible to an exact reading but I've found close enough is good enough. Go cheaper in this case.
198886
According to my research there aren't very many differences between the 2 models, which is a bit confusing as to why there are 2 models that are so closely designed but I am just a consumer, what do I know. It appears from my side-to-side comparison that the main differences are going to be: *A little better flash for the FS25 *Faster and 1 more shot for the Continuous shot bursts *A more in depth metering sensor for the FS25 offering more detection points *The 25 weighs a bit more and has a slightly larger LCD (2.7 vs 3.0inches) And the FS25 of course costs approximately $20-50 more than the FS15 The largest difference to me is the design of the body, I really love the little hand grip that is molded into the front of the FS25 body, to me that makes a big difference when taking one handed shots, as I often do. Other than that everything is exactly identical between the 2 I would spend the extra $20 myself but that is just me Hope that helps Happy Hunting
45922
The difference isn't huge. Essentially the KP3+ has a few more effects built into it. But thats about the only difference between the two. Personally I use the extra effects a lot, so I would advice to get the KP3+, but it depends a lot on what it's going to be used for and if it justifies the higher price or not.
2040053
I, personally just ordered a K-7. From what I understand, the high ISO performance of a D90 might best a K-7, but other than that, the features on the K-7 leave the D90 in the dust. They really arent in the same class. Not to mention how much more rugged and durable the K-7 is. I think the K-7 is a much better choice based on a lot of research.
857557
Looks the same as far as what's includedBut the pictures of the scosche don't reveal if it's more insulation vs. wiringI personally use the knukonceptz OFC kit and it's perfect and the materials are high quality and the audio cable is perfectly built based on what's provided through amazon as far as presentation I'd go with knu because the evidence of what your getting is right there