What is the difference between this FRX2 &amp; the American Red Cross FRX2?
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I don't actual descriptions were the same. I just ordered the Eton, as it was from the same company I was purchasing my other items, and less expensive.
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It's the same radio, just as you thought. Besides the logo--and I imagine this is the reason for the difference in popularity--is that the manufacturer donates a portion of the price of the Red Cross model to the Red Cross emergency relief fund.
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I found nothing helpful on the Amazon or Leatherman websites, that would explain the difference between model I & II. Leatherman shows that one is designed for the Charge series, and the other for the Surge. They do not call it I or II, only Amazon does. Product numbers do not match between Amazon and Leatherman. And on both sites they use the exact same picture. These could all be the same sheath. The one I ordered (model II) fits the Super Tool 300 (their largest multi tool) plus the 40 piece bit set. I soaked it in warm water first, to help it stretch around the contents. I keep the bit adapter and a small flashlight in the elastic bands on either side. I'm pretty much invincible. I found nothing helpful on the Amazon or Leatherman websites, that would explain the difference between model I & II. Leatherman shows that one is designed for the Charge series, and the other for the Surge. They do not call it I or II, only Amazon does. Product numbers do not match between Amazon and Leatherman. And on both sites they use the exact same picture. These could all be the same sheath. The one I ordered (model II) fits the Super Tool 300 (their largest multi tool) plus the 40 piece bit set. I soaked it in warm water first, to help it stretch around the contents. I keep the bit... » Read More I found nothing helpful on the Amazon or Leatherman websites, that would explain the difference between model I & II. Leatherman shows that one is designed for the Charge series, and the other for the Surge. They do not call it I or II, only Amazon does. Product numbers do not match between Amazon and Leatherman. And on both sites they use the exact same picture. These could all be the same sheath. The one I ordered (model II) fits the Super Tool 300 (their largest multi tool) plus the 40 piece bit set. I soaked it in warm water first, to help it stretch around the contents. I keep the bit adapter and a small flashlight in the elastic bands on either side. I'm pretty much invincible. « Show Less
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Not sure the difference, but I know that the bullseye reticle is so large that it completely blocks out smaller targets at 100 yards and even 50 yards. I used it in one 3 gun match and I had to return it. The good news Amazon honored the return.
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http://www.livestrong.com/article/194903-what-is-the-difference-between-the-bowflex-extreme-the-extreme-2/#page=1
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The differences are the individual parts of the heli. If I remember correctly, the main difference is in the main rotor assembly. The standard has a mostly plastic main rotor assembly and the SE V2 has a mostly metal main rotor assembly. If you are a beginner RC heli pilot or if you are buying this for someone who is, the differences will probably be transparent. If you have experience with non-hobby grade helis, these fly a lot different. Once thing is for sure, you will need spare parts. I suggest purchasing a simulator (Pheonix or RealFlight heli) that uses an actual RC transmitter. These simulators are a little expensive (around $200) but well worth it in the long run. You will be able to learn to fly with out the heartache of crashing your actual heli. One more thing, RTF (ready to fly) doesn't mean just take it out of the box and go. You really need to learn about your heli and do some research about pre-flight checks and first time flight preparation procedures. While RC helis of this size and type are bought at toy stores and in toy departments, these are serious pieces of electronics and spinning blades that can hurt you or others if you don't take precautions. There are a lot of good websites and forums out there to help you learn. Its well worth the time and effort. It took me some time and I am definitely still learning, but I love to fly...and crash and fix and do it all again.
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I don't know about the comparison, but I bought 3 of these for my grandsons. They were useless within a couple of weeks...crap
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There is no difference, they are the same cooker. The CFS-B12U is an older listing of this cooker that we do not have the ability to edit.
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They are fundamentally the same, but R stands for retail. It has a few less features and a shorter warranty. Go for the version without the "R and you will get a 5 year warranty and some more useful control features. I bought 2 of this one, but Amazon has it direct for a little less, but they charge tax in CA. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aag/main/ref=olp_merch_name_9?ie=UTF8&asin;=B00G4CIG7M&isAmazonFulfilled;=1&seller;=A2CHZ585KZGNN0
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Both of these machines are rated for 220/240 volts ac and 50/60 Hz. The "r" stands for the color red and the "s" stands for the color silver. I hope this helps you.
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i have no idea. i went with the cheaper black one, because they were the same brand. both made in the USA. the only differences i could see were the color & the price. i don't know if the red ones have a sharper blade or not. i only bought the one. i didn't want to buy a red one & take a chance that it would be better. i just bought an electric one at walmart instead. i haven't tried it yet, because i haven't needed to open a can. i think the cans themselves are the root problem. i never used to have trouble opening a can years ago. now i think the labels go up higher on the can or something. i don't know. i've been going through can problems for like, a year. it's so frustrating! good luck! i have no idea. i went with the cheaper black one, because they were the same brand. both made in the USA. the only differences i could see were the color & the price. i don't know if the red ones have a sharper blade or not. i only bought the one. i didn't want to buy a red one & take a chance that it would be better. i just bought an electric one at walmart instead. i haven't tried it yet, because i haven't needed to open a can. i think the cans themselves are the root problem. i never used to have trouble opening a can years ago. now i think the labels go up higher on the can or... » Read More i have no idea. i went with the cheaper black one, because they were the same brand. both made in the USA. the only differences i could see were the color & the price. i don't know if the red ones have a sharper blade or not. i only bought the one. i didn't want to buy a red one & take a chance that it would be better. i just bought an electric one at walmart instead. i haven't tried it yet, because i haven't needed to open a can. i think the cans themselves are the root problem. i never used to have trouble opening a can years ago. now i think the labels go up higher on the can or something. i don't know. i've been going through can problems for like, a year. it's so frustrating! good luck! « Show Less
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They are basically the same. The difference is in the nails they use. The fc350 takes a clipped headed nail. The fr350 uses a full round headed nail.
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Pretty sure the major difference is the ER has a remote control and the EL does not. May be other minor functional and cosmetic differences as well.
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I have no idea of comparisons. Would suggest contacting a medical technician.
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https://www.etrailer.com/comparison.aspx?pc=RKY1085&pc2;=RKY011has a very goo description of difference.
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The only difference is the ash catcher. I'm not sure of the price difference.
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I received the back one. I imagine they both work the same. The red one might be an updated support system. I purchased mine 5.5 years ago.