What is the difference between this product and the RV02?
1545234
I don't know for sure, but the one I purchased was RV01 probably an earlier version than RV02... It has potential but it needs a huge improvement on suction power...
1507261
It is the UV5R. The "A" has a shiny looking grill; otherwise there is very little difference.
57134
It is a class 3. When it is time to replace the cartridge you can use a class 1, 3, or 4 replacement cartridge. For the rv the class 3 works good. Would not use a class 1.
274839
No difference from what i can tell, both have the G2 retical, wich is great by the way, only thing different is one of them have the sun shade mounted.
1375207
that would be a question for Netgear. v1 and v2 usually will be sequential versions that have more efficient firmware or software upgrades that are by default and is a different version than the previous "Vx". Netgear would be the best bet for help with this question.
1327857
I don't know the difference between the two--only that one is a newer model than the other. You should research the model numbers.
1430591
I believe it's just an older model number. I haven't found anything with any difference between the two of them.
2014848
As far as I know the main difference is the number of simultaneous VPN tunnels. But both these routers shouldn't be an option as they're both EOL. The WRVS4400N has been replaced by the RV180W and the RV220W is being replace by the RV320W but IMHO the support for these small business routers is crap. There are still a lot of known bugs not solved for the RV220W....
2166310
Amazon seems to have lumped the reviews and maybe the question/answers for the VT02 and VT04 together, so potential customers need to pay close attention as these are not the same product. The usable distance depends on the size of the object you are viewing. I have the VT04 and it produces usable images of a house from across the street when checking for heat loss. The VT02 has much less resolution, so it's usable distance would be less.
1527794
Having bought the UV82 and the UV82L, the only difference is that the UV82L had a 2 PTT headset with it. Otherwise they are the same radio.
1259074
the one i bought dose not have the plastic case for the one listed on the left. when i hooked it up to my rv it worked great. i'm very glad i bought it.
855601
I honestly have no idea. I don't think there is any difference. The cheaper one has a bunch more reviews so I'd say go for that one. Just remember the plastic part scratches pretty easily
2078879
I just received a v4 as a replacement for a GS108 v2 that died. I have not found any info yet on what the differences are. The major change in this product, from what I can see, was the transition from V1 to V2.
254135
I had to return the one I got from Amazon because it was not Version 2. Not sure if this helps.
1527793
No difference at all, external, features and function are the same. I have both the UV82 and UV82L. Go for the cheaper one, it's the same thing.
161055
I don't know of any other difference. Mine does not have the built in oil tank. I can see where that is an advantage. I have to stop and oil the chain every 30 minutes or so. But as far as any other differences I don't have any experience with the type 2.
84541
The differences are the individual parts of the heli. If I remember correctly, the main difference is in the main rotor assembly. The standard has a mostly plastic main rotor assembly and the SE V2 has a mostly metal main rotor assembly. If you are a beginner RC heli pilot or if you are buying this for someone who is, the differences will probably be transparent. If you have experience with non-hobby grade helis, these fly a lot different. Once thing is for sure, you will need spare parts. I suggest purchasing a simulator (Pheonix or RealFlight heli) that uses an actual RC transmitter. These simulators are a little expensive (around $200) but well worth it in the long run. You will be able to learn to fly with out the heartache of crashing your actual heli. One more thing, RTF (ready to fly) doesn't mean just take it out of the box and go. You really need to learn about your heli and do some research about pre-flight checks and first time flight preparation procedures. While RC helis of this size and type are bought at toy stores and in toy departments, these are serious pieces of electronics and spinning blades that can hurt you or others if you don't take precautions. There are a lot of good websites and forums out there to help you learn. Its well worth the time and effort. It took me some time and I am definitely still learning, but I love to fly...and crash and fix and do it all again.