How do I know if I need the 18 GPD or the 24 GPD set?
191834
Look in your owners manuel or find the model number on the unit itself. The Manuel will tell you the filter you need. If you only have the model number look up which filter is required by your model number.
191835
James, Don't buy anything other than genuine GE filters which in my case are the FX12P and FX12M. Anything else will not give you satisfactory results in terms of capacity, taste, purity, etc. Anything else is just junk and I'm going to replace the cheap ones with the genuine ones at the first opportunity.
191836
GDP stands for Gallons per day. So I figured what I used and replaced mine with what I thought I needed.
191837
I would have the same answer. Look in your owners manuel or find the model number on the unit itself. The Manuel will tell you the filter you need. If you only have the model number look up which filter is required by your model number. The 18 and 24 are gallons per day the RO will process.
191838
Gallons per day as others have stated but they both fit in the chamber so either will actually work. The 18 is much slimmer so even if you don't need 18 gallons per day the 24 is likely to last quie a bit longer and therefore justify the extra cost. Again, they will both fit if you have chosen the actual model number for your unit. Hope that helps?!
1252944
I use it on a d810 with 17-35f2.8 and indeed get some vig at 17, not sure about 24 but the filter is pretty thin. If it's really a concern use a step up ring and a larger filter. I just shoot wide.
2019457
not that i know , i would go for the set from 4 , which is also available , good luck
616527
The 983H is not worth it on that set. You'd be getting 980H performance if you used it with component.The 980H is the appropriate unit for you.
810610
That "fade" is a typical characteristic of LCD technology. Would seem that a 24" set is more for personal viewing and would not be a factor. Note that plasma resolves much better at extreme angles if that is the application.
1455453
No. You need 18-5775, and they need to be replaced as a pair so you'll need two of them.
895124
The 18 inch is perfect for my needs. I believe the 24 would be too large for a lot of areas in my home.
750124
I don't believe I ever made that statement. I have V2470 and I love it. I have a friend who recommended to me and he is right in saying "this is all you need". I have for a short time and I buy currently the 8" x 50' roll which I am very satisfied.
1214129
There are a lot of "just depends." The big thing is the version of DSM you are running. When I purchased my first Synology system I found the tech support people to be extremely helpful (425.296.3177). I find it safer to call them than to just trust the compatibility table on their web site (https://www.synology.com/en-us/compatibility/hd/DS713+). That way you can find out if there were any nuances in their compatibility tests with a specific drive. I am currently running 2 WD 3T Reds and 4 WD 4T Reds with the 713+ and the expansion box.
1715539
get the 24 the 21 is a littie tite but the 24 will gave you room to move them .
1808915
recommends at least 400. I have a 500 but I'm running several drives. 300 might be OK if u only have one HD and a CD drive
252679
I have a variety installed - mainly used for storage of movies/music and vmware. If you want reliability, stick with the reds. I went for cost - so have WD, Seagate and Hitachi. Have only had 1 WD give me an issue in 3 years (10 3 Tb drives) - so when the 3 Tb drive failed, I replaced it with a 4 Tb and let the hybrid raid expand..
1540440
Look at the spec's http://www.gigabyte.us/products/comparison/list.aspx?ck=2&pids;=4279,4280
1038736
I recommend 16 gauge, but if all you have is 18, that is OK. Don't use 20, and 14 is more than you need unless you're making a long run (more than two rooms).
583827
Either one. Just make sure you get the correct ones for your equipment (CD-R, CD+R, etc.).
1683339
I would definitely think so. Suction power in my opinion would be the most important thing. That is the reason I stayed away from DC24. It would have been DC25 or DC18 but the cheaper price got the deal in favor of DC18. Just now picked up the DC18 (discountinued as of Sep 08) using the 20% discount coupon at Bed,Bath&Beyond. Haven't opened it yet, but hope the experience would be a good one. Good luck to you.
1309957
Has to be the same series. You could use a 7950 or something else in the 7900 group.