How would you compare this bidding box to the Super Bridge Bid box and the Neo Classic?
199981
I'm not sure how it compares to the Super Bridge Bid box and the Neo Classic, but I know that I have been really impressed with how easy it is to put away. Compared to the bidding boxes at the duplicate center where I play, it is far superior. With those, one must remove the bidding cards, open the bottom, and insert the cards for storage. With the Bridge Partner, closing is simpler. The cards never have to be removed; the box just folds up into a very compact, easily stored, unit.
1967432
It is mainly for duplicate but can be used for any number of tables of party bridge. You just put your bid down by placing the correct card down so there is little or no talking and bids are easy to see and remember. It's good for people who might be hard of hearing, helps keep from not understanding a bid because you can see it. I use them in a one-table group and we all love it. This bidding box is by far superior to the old style. Hope this helps.
481889
Extremely similar. I find the Duplex to have thicker posts/beams than the Multi X. Can't go wrong with either or !
415495
It's been a while since I bought mine, but the business version has s boring box. The retail version has a very fancy box. However, the pricing seems to be completely independent. Sometimes it is cheaper tho buy the one with the fancy box.
2243935
They are the same thing, The later model are usually express because the slot can take different types of cards (different pin layout). By the way... it works great.
2462
I just talked to person at Diamond Group. He said there is a special tool that someone invented and sells for $250 to force the wires into the metal groves. He suggested I might try getting a large vice grip of some kind and after padding the box, use the vice grip to squeeze it forcing the wires into the groves. These are certainly not what I would consider a "speed box".
1851858
Depends on your needs, but GXL-Next has an additional feature of silver testing, so at the same price you are getting more functionality. Both are great testers, but I would go for Tri Electronics one for more functionality at the same price. Tri Electronics is also better at customer support IMHO.
233867
The obvious differences are the the design, engineering & materials also, I'm guessing, that the size of bottles it can hold too is different too. I was not aware of the original Topeak Cage model, but looks nice and has good reviews, so if your happy with that and adding an extra to your bike, I would stick with matching what you have. That said, I'm happy with look and functionality of the Cage 2.
1396045
The deck box is the same material and design on all four sides including the top. It is very well made and very sturdy. I would highly recommend this fine product. Two of my close friends so admired this deck box that they also purchased one. Assembly time-about 30 to 40 minutes. By the way, very water resistant. Good news all around.
329644
I would say it's a big improvement over the Cisco b/g/n router it replaced, and although it's still not as strong as I would like it, the speeds are noticeably faster and devices aren't dropping off at all like they were before. Compared to the reviews of the other routers that are out there now, darn good bargain for the speed, connectivity, and signal strength improvements. Your results could vary depending on the construction of your housing but I saw improvements for my house which is 3200 sq. ft.
1227036
Contact <moultrie. com> and they can tell you for sure. I know they have introduced new security boxes in the last year. I actually got mine 1 year ago. Please contact they for current matches.
1329145
Definitely...i matched up an OCed edition with a non and boosted the non with TRIX (or you can useCCC) both cards will come with a CF bridge. Chances are you don't need it 'cause your mobo will recognize, but it looks cool. Hope this helps...make sure you have a 500watt power or more. Each card draws 75watts and needs 6pin
1542313
I was wondering too. I found a comparison at http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/content/view/30520/79/
230205
Both of these have similar TDP's and they use the same amount of volts, and this one uses the Richland vs the trinity architexture, but both are FM2. I think it comes down to preference. If you get this, you should have enough cores and clock speed to process games and whatever for 2-5 years, and if you're into upgrading in a year or so, the 750k will be awesome!
1293496
The main difference is the cabinet which helps cut the dust down. The table top of this unit is laminated MDF which is not as durable as the metal top of the RA1181, however the plastic legs on the RA1181 are certainly not going to be as durable as the cabinet on this unit. I should also point out that while the table is made of MDF, the router plate is made of metal. Since that is where all the action is taking place, I fully expect this unit to last many many years. This unit has 2 dust ports, one behind the router bit and another in the cabinet itself. This really helps keep the dust down. the RA1181 will likely make a much bigger mess as all the stuff flies out of the bottom. The cabinet also serves as a handy place to store all the little goodies like feather boards, knobs, and whatnot. I have this unit and considered the RA1181 for a little while. I am 100% happy with the cabinet design and would certainly get it again. The only problem I have is that neither table comes with a miter guage. I added the POWERTEC 71005 guage to my table and it's awesome! It has a sturdy all-metal design and is a perfect fit for the miter slot in the table. Whichever table you get, I strongly suggest adding a miter guage
641856
I had the same dilemma. The dimensions are somewhat different (I'm not sure your can get as close to a fence with the twin force as the other) and I believe that the twin force does not have an all metal deck (check this as I am going by memory) but it may be lighter. It sort of depends what you think is important. I went with the 25312 and have been happy. I doubt you can go two far wrong either way.
2051069
I don't know the difference but want to mention the following: 1) the box arrived very damaged with stains on it (I will not use this supplier again), and, 2) the game is very easily mastered. After about two turns for each side it's a boor (sp?). Horeshoes is more exciting. I highly recommend at least not using the supplier.