which is better 1000/240 or 1000/6000?
327912
depends.. what is your goal.. for repair of damaged edge then use 1000/240... for refining a non-damaged yet dull blade the use the 1000/6000...
1782034
I have both. you can program the 9500 to come on with the needle centered or to the left and you can move the needle left or right from stitch #1 (center). on the 6000, stitch #1 just stays centered. 9500 has more stitches and the alphabet letters. that's about it. the 9500 may also come with a quarter inch foot.
7127
There are some quality concerns about the 425. I am very happy with the 1000. Catch it on sale and you can't go wrong. It is a little larger than the 425 so you need a little more room to store it height-wise - about 6 more inches.
1075472
If you are going to buy a new switch the costs are not that much different. Get the 10/100/1000 for present and future use. In the cyber world everything is new for one day. Tomorrow morning there might be a need for 10/100/1000/T bps.
294266
I'm not sure, but my guess is that the 3000 is better, but the 2000 might be more because they don't make it anymore, so it's more rare. Just a guess though.
9918
850/1900 is for usa and north america only. 900/1800 is for africa, europe and asia
1867126
The 1000 is the smallest reel. The 4000 is the largest. The 2500 is a medium sized reel. The spool sizes vary according to the reel size and thus the smaller reel holds less line than the larger ones. One advantage of the larger spool is less line kinking. Larger spools have more mechanical advantage on larger fish. I own two. The 1000 and the 2500. I have five shimano reels. I prefer the rear drag simply because it is a more ergonomic design than front drag. The bail release lets you make more casts by reducing the number of movements one makes per cast. I have owned these reels for years and have never had a mechanical failure - even in the cheaper models. Hand size plays a part in selecting a reel. The 2500 is a good fit for the average male. The average female hand would find it a bit oversized but not cumbersome. They are beautifully designed and well made. For crappie and pan fish, stream fishing with ultralight to light tackle the 1000 is outstanding. For larger fish (bass, stripe) the 2500 is my go to reel. For heavy duty trolling and large tackle the 4000 is a good choice. All the reels are similar in appearence just proportioned differently.
1615788
The speed is more variable on the 1200 model. If you examine enlarged pictures of both, you'll see a dial on the 1200 that is not on the 1000.
158844
I think xl has more uses per cartridge. I've used xl instead of the regular 240 ever since I had to buy new in for my machine
270987
The 6000 is capable of 2 full plus a half charges for my phone. It seems that 2500 is needed for for a full charge so figure that the 9000 is good for 3 charges and change. Choosing between the 6000 or the 9000 depends on how many times you need to charge for a given time away from an outlet. Also size and weight is something to consider.
2080637
It's a cost vs. benefit situation. 1000 joules is better than 700 joules which is better than nothing. If you want to protect a very expensive appliance maybe you should look for a better solution. Absolute protection is not possible.
1283782
I think so, but I'm not sure. I know it's not compatable with the 210-2000 series, but I think it's made for the 1000. But again, I don't know, since there's also a 3000 series.
399927
Wish I could answer your question, but I don't know which of the two is better. Sorry :(
529030
@Deanokat - Perfect...I just saw and your right. Your reply helps a lot and I thank you! I think I'm going for the 620.
2010989
i I read the other answer after iI submitted my first answer. I totatally disagree. The msr is similar to 120 but msrx is completely different animal. I have all of them .I know
3359
You can get by with just the 1000 grit, but the 6000 gives you a sharper blade, in my opinion, yes you need it!
1838325
I use the 120 and 240 grit. Remember the higher the grit number the smoother the nail will be and the less likely it will split and crack.