What is the diference between a 8 And a 8x?
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There is no difference. It's just how they list it. I ordered a 12x short and it's just a 12 short.
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They state that it's the curvature of the lens. The 8 seems to have a sharper curve. The 6 is what I used to have cut and installed in my Oakley Five series sunglasses.
1708652
you are comparing an 8x to a 10x. the 8 power will give you more field of view and be easier to hold steady and the 10 power will magnify more at the expense of field of view size and steadiness. light gathering will be equal due to the same size objective lens (42mm), but will seem to be better through the 8's due to the larger field of view.
1089668
I have never had the 8x20, so I cannot give you an accurate comparison. I can say that I really like the 10x25, and that the reason I chose it over the 8x20 is the higher power and larger viewing area of the 10x25.
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The biggest difference between the two is that the X4 AC Plus can accept a variety of power inputs including the option of attaching it to a 12-volt car battery or a 11-15 volt (20 amp minimum) DC power supply, where as the X4 Eighty does not. Please contact our technical department for further detailed specifications. Thank you so much - ServoCity
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If you want to focus on one or a few players absolutely. For example you will be able to see a pitcher's grip on the ball or watch individual matchups at a football game. If you want a closer view of the wider play then consider an 8X.
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AFAIK, the 82X supports the 1.25 meter band but not the 70 cm band, and the 82 supports the 70 cm band but not the 1.25 meter band, and that's all the difference I can see...everything else appears to be exactly identical.
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the 36.8 is a petroleum based and for outdoor use and the 10% is water based more for indoor use. I believe this is the difference.
1670033
8 means you can hook up to eight cameras maximum and 4 means you can only add up to four maximum. The eight is better because even if you only need four now, you have room to add in the future. If you buy the four, you will have to buy another system in order to expand. Also, if one channel breaks down, you can use another channel if you have the eight.
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No distortion but it's a little difficult to use after using an 8x for so long. I prefer the 8x because I can see my whole face at the same time. The 10x I can only see sections. But the 10x model is more flecible than tge old 8x I had. If this one dies, I'll go back to the 8x. You can test the magnification difference at places like Bed Bath and Beyond
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The 5 through 8 is a continuation of the 1 through 4. Otherwise there is no difference. You can write in any notebook in any order.
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FX and DX refer to the size of the image sensor. FX is larger - about the size of a physical 35mm frame - and is thus capable of less noise and greater resolution, all other things being equal. But all other things are NOT equal - an FX camera costs considerably more than a comparable DX, and frankly, if you have to ask that question then you're probably not going to notice the difference. Modern DX cameras like the D7100 are capable of more than excellent results, and you would have to be a pro or shooting very specific and difficult subjects to really notice the difference.
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True, the number of packets and the measurements. The BJX-5 measures 11 1/2 x 3 x 6 1/5. And the BJX-8 measures 11.4 x 3.4 x 8.1 so maybe that could be the difference too? I am not sure if these measurements are correct as I got them off the product descriptions.
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What the difference is, I do not know. I have the 511AX and I am extremely pleased with it.
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Thanks, KS, for commenting about the similarities in the specs. I'm trying to decide between an 850/860 and a 750. And I gotta tell you ... in the store today, the picture on 8's sure seemed crisper and more 3-dimensional than on the 750. The 750 was outstanding, no question! But the 8-series took what I might call depth-of-field to a much higher level. But I don't value the thinness of the 8's, and I don't care about the sound (separate amp, etc). The prices are about the same (for my purposes). I just want the best picture, and the 8's looked better. Can you help me to understand why the 8's might have looked better to me? Thanks, KS, for commenting about the similarities in the specs. I'm trying to decide between an 850/860 and a 750. And I gotta tell you ... in the store today, the picture on 8's sure seemed crisper and more 3-dimensional than on the 750. The 750 was outstanding, no question! But the 8-series took what I might call depth-of-field to a much higher level. But I don't value the thinness of the 8's, and I don't care about the sound (separate amp, etc). The prices are about the same (for my purposes). I just want the best picture, and the 8's looked better. Can you help me to understand why the... » Read More Thanks, KS, for commenting about the similarities in the specs. I'm trying to decide between an 850/860 and a 750. And I gotta tell you ... in the store today, the picture on 8's sure seemed crisper and more 3-dimensional than on the 750. The 750 was outstanding, no question! But the 8-series took what I might call depth-of-field to a much higher level. But I don't value the thinness of the 8's, and I don't care about the sound (separate amp, etc). The prices are about the same (for my purposes). I just want the best picture, and the 8's looked better. Can you help me to understand why the 8's might have looked better to me? « Show Less
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The speed of the memory. The X is 17000. The plain is 12800. Faster is better.
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It doesn't matter which Amp out put to charge on, it takes longer on .9 than on 1.8 but you can use both.