Hello, which difference between prime and 50g? which them is better for civil engineer? I am a professor. Thanks.
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I have been an HP calculator fan since my HP41C. I have both the prime and 50g calculators and I also am an engineering professor at a community college. The Prime is faster, cheaper and has desirable features like a bright, color touch screen. It's solver and graphing capabilities is blazing fast and easy to use. I prefer the 50g for some things and hope that future version of the operating system for the Prime might improve in these areas. For working with units and unit conversion, the 50g is more useful. On the Prime, similar capabilities are buried a little deeper in the menu structure. The prime does not seem to have grown as large a variety of user apps as is available with the 50g. I miss the equation library found on the 50g. Math input with a math appearance is very helpful instead of the one line input line on the 50g (equation writer is a separate method and not as easy to use as the prime). Another consideration for educators is that the prime's emulator works well with showing students the use of the calculator. I have also used the TI-89 and still find it is overall the best engineering calculator, even better when one uses apps like MePro, but it is showing its age. The newer TI Nspire CAS models are not as useful for engineering work and the prime easily beats these models.
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Hello, Patrick. I did not put it to a 50# test, however, it is very substantial. One of the best buys I've made for camping equipment. I would take the chance considering the cost.
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I'm not sure. I usually use prime. I bought sunflower seeds from several different vendors. I dont think the weight was of any significance. One place sent the seeds shelled.
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as far as i know it is, i have only gotten the 50g size, its a better deal.
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The main difference is holding power, discreteness, and availability. The 21 ga will hold better, but it will make a more noticeable hole. Also I've seen 23 ga on more store shelves. Both are good options, so I hope that helps.
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I would definitely use prime, it would be more permanent. It is thick like tar shake really well. You wont need but 2 coats. Good luck!
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With out getting too technical 12 agw is best 14agw will do and pass on 16agw. For the tech stuff see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_wire_gaugeHope this helps.
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I have only used the Fluke version one time, so I really cant give you the best info. This unit worked very well for my novice field tech's and the fluke also worked well and didn't require and real training. so in my opinion take the cheap one.
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Idon't understand your question. If it is to get the40 or 50 I wouldn't think there would be a difference. You just add an extension. The side or underneath the granite could be drilled and a sleeve to accept a bolt installed.
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It's mil, not mm. Easy mistake to make.A mil is 1/1000th of an inch. 50 mil is 1/20th of an inch.
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I think it is up to 39 lbs. Why not try prime? Postal service is expensive.
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I cannot remember the behavior of the HP50G.But the HP Prime supports all 3 types of Entry: Textbook, Algebraic (CAS) and RPN.
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Carbon fiber, Mainly lighter for same tensile strength, hence less vibration. Con: generally costlier than Al
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Lighter weight. Better image. Works in a lot less light. The 50 is very inexpensive. I use the 85mm 1.8 quite a bit. Great lens, older metal version or newer plastic one.
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as far as I know their is no difference between the two grills. I have the GGR50 model which may be a newer model, but I like the model GGR50. it does not take much room, quick to heat, easy to clean, can be used inside if raining. the size is not for a large family, but is good for a few people.
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The 14mm f/2.5 will give you a little less than a stop of difference, which is quite a bit, it will mean on it's widest setting, you can gather light almost twice as fast as with the 14-42mm. But where the real difference comes in is the sharpness of the lens. A prime lens is always going to be sharper than a zoom lens. It is also a tiny lens, making the camera ultra portable.
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.12 grams is lighter therefore it would have more fps (feet per second) and .20 grams is heavier so it has more accuracy so if you are a long range person, get 12 grams but if you are an assault, shotgun, or pistol person, get .20 grams. If you are a sniper/tactical type person or if you have great aim, get around .15 grams if they sell that type