what is difference between lhotse and whirlibird other then lhotse has 20grams more insulation?
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They are cut differently. Think of the Lhotse cut like an upside down triangle (more fitted.) Whirlibird is a boxier fit. If you are a rounder gentleman I would suggest the whirllibird. (I worked for Columbia for a couple years, sold hundreds of both these coats and personally own a Lhotse.)
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I don't know the difference between the two packs but the cooler is waterproof. We packed it daily for two weeks at the beach.
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Laura, the large compartment has the condensor coils all around it and it can be adjusted to either refrigerator temperature or freezer temperature depending on your intended use. The smaller compartment has no condensor coils and would keep items cool from the spillover cold air coming from the larger compartment. Hope that helps. Jake
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That is a personal decision. There is not going to be a huge difference between the two. The higher the k, the cooler and more pure white the light. The lower k gives a warmer more relaxed quality and may be better for the living room. Personally, i use a warmer lower k light in the living room than the kitchen which is more of a work space.
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It would appear to be there is no difference. Both look like the one I own. The blanket is of the best grade and quality I have ever seen, well worth the cost. It is 100% Wool, and 100% Quality. Will Keep you warm better than any blanket you own. Thanks.
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Here is Honeywell's response to my email on the differences. (see below)The RTH9580WF is a Retail Do-It-Yourself thermostat available through any retail stores like Home Depot, Lowe's etc. This thermostat comes with 1 year warranty from the date of installation or by 4 Digit Serial/Date Code of the thermostat. Whereas TH9320WF5003 is a professionally installed thermostat installed and available through licensed HVAC contractors only. The professional installed product TH9320WF comes with 5 year of warranty from the date of installation and warranty is honored by your installer or other licensed HVAC professionals only. Here is Honeywell's response to my email on the differences. (see below)The RTH9580WF is a Retail Do-It-Yourself thermostat available through any retail stores like Home Depot, Lowe's etc. This thermostat comes with 1 year warranty from the date of installation or by 4 Digit Serial/Date Code of the thermostat. Whereas TH9320WF5003 is a professionally installed thermostat installed and available through licensed HVAC contractors only. The professional installed product TH9320WF comes with 5 year of warranty from the date of installation and warranty is honored by your installer... » Read More Here is Honeywell's response to my email on the differences. (see below)The RTH9580WF is a Retail Do-It-Yourself thermostat available through any retail stores like Home Depot, Lowe's etc. This thermostat comes with 1 year warranty from the date of installation or by 4 Digit Serial/Date Code of the thermostat. Whereas TH9320WF5003 is a professionally installed thermostat installed and available through licensed HVAC contractors only. The professional installed product TH9320WF comes with 5 year of warranty from the date of installation and warranty is honored by your installer or other licensed HVAC professionals only. « Show Less
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I think the cheaper one is smooth fleece and the higher one is ribbed fleece. I have the ribbed. It's very plush and warm. Hardly need to turn on the heat. The heat is very subtle no hot spots.
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I've had both. This one seems to blow better heat than 5919. Frame has less plastic.
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I am not familiar with the other one. This one is well constructed. Looks great. Rolls easily. I have it in my living room that has 2 6ft openings on each end. It heats this room well but takes a little time to get there. I use to maintain temp in the room. It is located below my thermostat. in a more closed in area it would really heat well. I plan to get another for basement when I finish off a room. the remote works well. This is my second heating season with it. blower is a touch loud but not bad. I turn up TV just a bit. But its not annoying in any way. I get lots of compliments on it. I recommend it
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The cold air intake has a longer snorkel going down the lower grills. The colder air is better for engine breathing (thus slightly more power). Downside is that the snorkel becomes a straw during heavy flooding. Here the short ram is better. The typhoon kit avoids the hot engine bay air by utilizing the enclosed stock airbox. So among the short rams designs, K&N; is better.
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I don't know. I do know the "trail" version is definitely thicker/heavier than the "run" version. I don't know if warmth is noticeable, since it's ankle-length, but the thickness is different
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Both are same. I usually have whites already cool, so they keep it cool longer. Reds I usually have at room temp, so the glasses cool them down several degrees to make reds better for drinking.
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Winterfrost is slightly duller, as in frost on a windowpane, or the difference between plain white paper vs. bright white paper. "Pure White" is a more 'white' white. They still go well together, so no real problem, kinda like a one-color scheme room of various whites.
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I don't remember. I got fed up with the changes made in the design and the difficulty of finding it at a reasonable price so I ordered a Whirlpool that is the same size, but is easier to clean and has more wattage!
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I have a 14" and the 20" both have kept water from freezing, this morning here in Indianapolis the temp was -13 with wind chill about -40. Both of my birdbaths are at least 4 years and they just keep ticking!
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I would really like to know this too... They have insulated and then better insulated - what is the difference?!
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I really don't know the difference, but the ones I purchased work great. I have the Conair HS18WPK. You need to contact the manufacturer for an exact answer.