what is difference between lhotse and whirlibird other then lhotse has 20grams more insulation?
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They are cut differently. Think of the Lhotse cut like an upside down triangle (more fitted.) Whirlibird is a boxier fit. If you are a rounder gentleman I would suggest the whirllibird. (I worked for Columbia for a couple years, sold hundreds of both these coats and personally own a Lhotse.)
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Warm has move a yellow tone that is better used for reading and studying. Whereas the cool light has a slight blue tone giving you better color values.
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I had to order one from a separate vendor. I am glad I did. I bought a Arctic Freezer 13. It keeps the processor much cooler I have never seen my heat go over 80 f. It runs better. And quiet. But buy what you want.
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Yes they are different. They are thicker, have less dexterity and have insulation.
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I find the warm water gives me more of a clean feeling. I own both models and the cold only option works just fine but the warm water is just a nicer feature. Although it was kind of annoying drilling a hole in the side of my vanity in order to hook up the warm water supply. So in the end, it's just a matter of preference.
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I do not know if there is a difference---would have to compare the thickness of materials, ventilation, etc. May just be a later model with no major difference at all.
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I personally prefer the heavier 16 mil because it seems to last longer and holds in a bit more heat in our 20k gal pool.
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From what I can tell the warm white is easier on the eyes than the cool white when used for reading. The cool white is a more "Whiter and blue-ish white". So it really depends on the situation or application.
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The white down ($129) is DUCK down. From what I've read and been told goose down is superior to duck down. The medium warmth white goose down has a slightly higher fill power than the medium warmth white (duck) down. Higher fill power will give you more loft and warmth. I purchased the medium warmth white goose down king size a few months ago and am very happy with it!
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I believe the only difference is the LXX has a 2000 more BTU than the the LXE and also has thermostat.
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During seasons other than winter I like to use a light weight cotton blanket. In comparison, the Soft Heat blanket is definitely warmer, even without being turned on. And this is only natural due to the inner layer of heating wires which limits the fabric's breathability. This is a fabulous blanket, but you will find it to be warmer even when turned off.
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I am not familiar with the other one. This one is well constructed. Looks great. Rolls easily. I have it in my living room that has 2 6ft openings on each end. It heats this room well but takes a little time to get there. I use to maintain temp in the room. It is located below my thermostat. in a more closed in area it would really heat well. I plan to get another for basement when I finish off a room. the remote works well. This is my second heating season with it. blower is a touch loud but not bad. I turn up TV just a bit. But its not annoying in any way. I get lots of compliments on it. I recommend it
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I believe you are right and the difference is in LED bulb. We have this one and can't be happier. Its really quiet and efficient! No more moisture in my husband's bathroom!
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They are one of the same. I bought the KitchenAid timer and it is too cool for more than just cooking. When I put drinks outside in the cold weather before going into the refrigerator I set the timer for two hours. When I bake Lasagna I set the timer for an hour and ten additional minutes. You cannot do this with the traditional one hour wind up timer.
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we have both, to be honest I do not see much of a difference between the twol Maybe the high speed isn't quite as fast as the older one, but not a noticeable difference. Still easy to install, still quiet when it runs, no vibration.
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Laura, the large compartment has the condensor coils all around it and it can be adjusted to either refrigerator temperature or freezer temperature depending on your intended use. The smaller compartment has no condensor coils and would keep items cool from the spillover cold air coming from the larger compartment. Hope that helps. Jake
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Aluminum cools better than copper/steel but generally costs a lot more and copper/steel is stronger. Originally I had an aluminum radiator from China but returned it because of manufacturing defects.