what does "FC" mean?
331241
I'm new at this but I believe is means finish cut or a fine cut. I'd check with a groomer.
331242
An FC blade is a finished cut. The skip tooth blade goes through thick or matted fur better. So if your dogs fur isn't matted or super thick you should only need an FC blade. I use a FC 3-3/4 or 4 FC on a cockapoo and either does a good job (the 4 just a little shorter cut) . The FC gives a nice finished look without having to use another blade .
2058201
It means the fastest class- however, it says that it has a 20mb/s write speed in DSLRs and 60mb/s transfer speed in computersThe average small SD card that comes in a camera bundle usually does at least 30mb/s, but thats irrelevant if you shoot portraits or other non rapid fire photos
117463
I bought a unit in January of 2016 and it will display either C or F. Out of the box it is set to display C, so you have to go in to the set mode of CF to toggle it to F. The instructions that came with mine do an okay job of walking you through the process to change it. I elaborated in my review below. Good luck. Vern.
117462
Mine reads in C. I can't see any way to change from C to F. Maybe it's possible according to the previous answer??
2058200
It means the fastest class- however, it says that it has a 20mb/s write speed in DSLRs and 60mb/s transfer speed in computers The average small SD card that comes in a camera bundle usually does at least 30mb/s, but thats irrelevant if you shoot portraits or other non rapid fire photos
1948112
single letters call out when you put them in the slots as well if you just put an f in it it will say f. there is actually a word builder tap to slide the button over too.
698500
I'm not 100% certain, but my guess would be that they refer to different hardware versions. The original hardware version is prone to having the USB drives become unrecognizable until you reboot and use a paper clip on the tiny reset button for the keyboard portion. This issue is supposedly fixed in the later released models.
1456365
Hi, thank you for your interest in this product!We shipped units to Amazon on 2/25. It looks like one of their fulfillment centers has received and started shipping units, but some of their fc's have not. We shipped more than enough units to cover the pre-order demand, so if you have pre-ordered, your unit will ship as soon as Amazon receives them (though I believe you may get a confirmation email from Amazon first).Thanks again!
1521033
I don't know. We only use F. & it was a gift for my kids. But I'll bet you could use both--one or the other
1213866
I do t know where you see that? It must be a typo. I would guess it means 115v.
1316909
Yes. It can indicate both C or F. Please check the instructions. You have to do a long press on the button to change F to C
1174652
Ok looked it up easy since I ordered it here on Amazon. It is a Filber FC-0303.
541039
Believe the F stand for fleet pack- 12 or more units. Other than that same-
1259832
FC probably stands for Faded Cherry burst. The Epiphone Hummingbird Pro has a few upgrades including a spruce top and a Shadow Pickup System that allows the player to plug into an amplifier. The Hummingbird Artist has a mahogany top. Generally, a solid spruce top is preferred but the solid mahogany top is not necessarily inferior. It just depends on what the player is looking for. They are both great guitars. Also, the Pro has an artistic print on the pick-guard whereas the Hummingbird Artist has a plain black pick-guard. They both have mahogany backs and sides. The Hummingbird Pro seems to be a better replica of the original Gibson Hummingbird, if that is what the player is after. FC probably stands for Faded Cherry burst. The Epiphone Hummingbird Pro has a few upgrades including a spruce top and a Shadow Pickup System that allows the player to plug into an amplifier. The Hummingbird Artist has a mahogany top. Generally, a solid spruce top is preferred but the solid mahogany top is not necessarily inferior. It just depends on what the player is looking for. They are both great guitars. Also, the Pro has an artistic print on the pick-guard whereas the Hummingbird Artist has a plain black pick-guard. They both have mahogany backs and sides. The Hummingbird Pro seems to... » Read More FC probably stands for Faded Cherry burst. The Epiphone Hummingbird Pro has a few upgrades including a spruce top and a Shadow Pickup System that allows the player to plug into an amplifier. The Hummingbird Artist has a mahogany top. Generally, a solid spruce top is preferred but the solid mahogany top is not necessarily inferior. It just depends on what the player is looking for. They are both great guitars. Also, the Pro has an artistic print on the pick-guard whereas the Hummingbird Artist has a plain black pick-guard. They both have mahogany backs and sides. The Hummingbird Pro seems to be a better replica of the original Gibson Hummingbird, if that is what the player is after. « Show Less
1101313
The CH is for Chrysler and CF is for Ford. I installed them in a 2013 Toyota Highlander and they sound awesome.
1501152
Basically it has to do with vocal range. Women's groups (like my barbershop chorus) use C to C, while men's groups use F to F. Hope this helps.
1856008
It is a misspelling. It should read Mfrs. Bundle deal. It means that four boxes come in one package -- they are not marked for individual sale. At least, that is what it was when I received it. They worked fine for me.