What is the difference between the PR series VS the CS Series
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The CS series is vehicle specific. For instance the CS- GM1210 is for specific GM vehicles but there are other CS series for other vehicle makes.
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Not really sure... I have the SR model which seems a bit cheaper. The SRW may have some tweaks in design and features but otherwise, they seem to be about the same.
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Note that in "Product Details" it says "Item model number: PRS505LC." I'm a pretty happy PRS-500 user, early adopter. I'm generally happy with my -500, but there's some room for improvement.
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I can't speak to the performance differences (if any). I purchased the CPM1084 because I needed a replacement. I bought my receiver used and the microphone that came with it was not functioning properly.
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The screw patterns are different on the bases for the PR10 and PR20 (which I learned by attempting to attach a bushing-compatible base for the PR10 to my PR20), not sure why this is since the only difference I've noticed between the two is the speed control, which has nothing to do with the base.I know the fixed bases for the PR20 can be bought separately (which will work with this plate), but you'd have to ask Bosch if that base will fit the PR10 motor housings as I have no idea personally.
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I think the 83250 is just a newer model. I did not see any difference between them,except for the price. I bought the cheaper one.
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My only experience is with the P1X, but on paper it appears that the same exercises are supported by both machines. The dimensions listed on the data sheets suggest that the P1X is a little higher and much wider, but the width of my P1X is closer to 40" than the listed 66". The P1X has a more "modern" appearance for what that's worth. The main consideration that led me to buy the P1X was the fact that the P1X had to be assembled from multiple parts. This my seem counterintuitive, but since I needed to do all the work myself, I was concerned that the pre-assembled units of the BSG10X would be too heavy for me to handle alone. My only experience is with the P1X, but on paper it appears that the same exercises are supported by both machines. The dimensions listed on the data sheets suggest that the P1X is a little higher and much wider, but the width of my P1X is closer to 40" than the listed 66". The P1X has a more "modern" appearance for what that's worth. The main consideration that led me to buy the P1X was the fact that the P1X had to be assembled from multiple parts. This my seem counterintuitive, but since I needed to do all the work myself, I was concerned that the pre-assembled units... » Read More My only experience is with the P1X, but on paper it appears that the same exercises are supported by both machines. The dimensions listed on the data sheets suggest that the P1X is a little higher and much wider, but the width of my P1X is closer to 40" than the listed 66". The P1X has a more "modern" appearance for what that's worth. The main consideration that led me to buy the P1X was the fact that the P1X had to be assembled from multiple parts. This my seem counterintuitive, but since I needed to do all the work myself, I was concerned that the pre-assembled units of the BSG10X would be too heavy for me to handle alone. « Show Less
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I am not sure of the differences between the two model numbers you have listed. I do know that the "Reds" are highly rated and I wouldn't put anything else into one of our servers.
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P series is smaller and will only work if you plan to use your cropped camera. If you plan to use a full frame camera with a wide angle lens, you will need the Z-Pro - otherwise, you will have vignetting. I went through the same analysis recently. Unfortunately the Z and X series (which is larger than Z) are considerably more expensive - especially if you want to get a circular polarizer. Hope this helps.
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What is the difference between the artisan series and the professional series?
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CS1K77 does not have a scope stop whereas the CS1K77A does. CS1K77A usually comes with a 4x20 scope (really crappy). So it's a good thing if you have the CS1K77A without a scope and you buy your own scope to fit it. Hope that helps.
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No. The cs 65's are better BUT these are less expensive and less power hungry. It depends on what you can afford. Go with the cs version if you can afford them and the amp to push them
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From what I can see there is no substantial difference between the two series. They look the same and have substantially the same hardware. The M5 listings I have seen seem identical to the V5 I bought. I recommend the V5 so I can imagine the M5 is good too. One note: I got the V5-573PG-9610 which comes with an Nvidia GPU. If you can find this, it is worth it! It makes games and video and graphic programs run much better.
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The way the rebate is set up, they need to be of the same series. Such as, (2) CLP1040's and (4) CLP1010's or (3) CLS1410's and (3) CLS1110's. Thanks.
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Not a whole lot until you get to an even higher series that is guaranteed for commercial use. We bought the 1363 for the stainless steel color. ALL are guaranteed for the home use the same, so you can choose with confidence.
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The F version has the "fine forked tip" end while the S version has the "standard forked tip" end. So the F version has a mini forked tip that can be used to depress the spring bar in watches where you need a finer tip to reach the spring bar in the lug, like in Omegas. I never used the 6767-S; the 6767-F has always fit my needs so far.
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The company makes 3 models, the more expensive ones can be programmed longer. See here, Pro Series is same company: http://www.sumppumpsdirect.com/pumps/vertical-float-switches.htmlAlso see the company's brochure on the 3 models: http://www.stopflooding.com/proseries/pdfs/Brochure%20PHCC%20Switches,%20Sensors,%20Controllers%201807046%203-2012.pdfI was looking today since I may buy the most basic model for my backup pump