People , what is the difference between QG2229 CAM and non CAM please ?Need it for Mitsubishi Outlander TIRE SIZE 225/55-18Thank you !
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Tire chains with Cam's "do not" need a chain tightening bungie according to the manufacturer. The Cam is a little locking mechanism that is supposed to take out all of the slack and tighten the chain to your tires. The Cam does work, but not well enough to my liking. I purchased Bungie Tighteners for mine for a extra snug fit.
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cam style is manual adjusting tensioner built into chain and does not require additional tensioning device like the non cam does. However, the non cam in my opionion with correct tensioning device would be supperior in offroad conditions or rocky terrain. In fact when i bought cam style i also purchased additional bungy cord tensioning devices also, i felt cam style would be quicker to install and then additional tensioners would make more secure...
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The "Cams" are kind of like an adjustable buckle for the chains. It provides "leverage' to help you get them chains tight. It is also a good idea to get a set of the rubber chain tightners. Hope this helps.
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The picture you have is the black textured but we can paint you one in the pearl White as a special order. We would want to confirm your tire size, please send the size from the sidewall, ie P288/75 R18. If you prefer you can call us at 303-447-0902 M-F 7am to 4pm MST and we can help you with all your questions.
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If this guys sUs Sony then yes i. I been asked all other cams when I bought for Sony. Send me the cam and I will take off my peice to see if it fits In the comments I mention the diameter read it and decide thankd
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Id say things seems the opposite they almost seem farther away, great quality camera though.I drive a 2008 Infiniti G35X (with this camera installed)and had a Loaner 2014 Infiniti Q50 for a day and this camera was slightly better quality than the factory one in the Q50!
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This is the only place I have found parts listed for this model. I don't see a camshaft on there now, but it can't hurt to contact them and ask. http://generatorguru.com/gg1200-1-200-watt/
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Thanks for the reply, Bunjy....I just ordered it and was having doubts after reading many of the posts on this webcam...I feel relieved now.Thanks again,Charlie
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If the Outlander has factory TPMS. and you need to replace one or more, you will need to find the appropriate match for you Outlander. Otherwise it's basically plug and play if you purchase the entire kit.
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How do you do, Mr. Ryan. I call it Suzuki, the staff of a bell. Thank you for your consideration. Since this mail is using the translator, it has made a mistake in it, and although it may be an acatalepsy, please allow it. Although I am carrying out simultaneous sale of this camera also in the store in Tokyo, it is still in stock. It is a late model of XP series of FUJIFILM. In order of XP60 -&gt;XP150 -&gt;XP200, it is the most expensive and performance is also the most wonderful. Is it an answer of the question? Moreover, please do not hesitate to ask a question.
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Hello, What ever details which you deem current that are not in the product listing details can be accessed on the manufacturer's website here: http://www.goodyear.com/en-US/tires/wrangler-ats Thank you.
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I just uploaded a couple of pictures that show a NC-336PW camera with a 3.8mm lens and a NC-336PW camera with a 6mm lens capturing the same moving car at a distance of about 180 feet. Amazon downsized the 1920x1080 resolution pictures that I uploaded, but the pictures should give you an idea of what you will be able to see at 180 feet. I would anticipate that the camera with the 6mm lens at a distance of 250 feet would show objects roughly the same size as the camera with the 3.8mm lens at 180 feet. Also, you should keep in mind that the vertical distance from the roof of your house to the ground will further increase the distance between the camera and the front gate. The NC-336PW camera supports power over Ethernet, so you might be able to run 100 or 150 feet of direct burial Cat 6 Ethernet cable to a tree that is closer to the gate, and then use a roughly $20 power over Ethernet injector to power the camera in the tree through the direct burial Cat 6 cable. You may see the pictures that I uploaded here:
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Really interesting hyperlink article posted by Bruce, from competitvecyclist. Personally I can't get my head around a smaller contact patch on a larger tire, but I'm no one to argue with these guys. I used to ride sportbikes. everything equal (same tire model), we assumed we were getting a larger contact patch, with the larger model. That's why we went for larger tires (same aspect ratio of course). but interesting article!!
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I bought the 29er and mounted it with the Stans no Tube kit. No issue! I've been riding this tire for a year now, great traction, rolls well. I like it!
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yep - i agree - i ALMOST ordered it last night...glad I didn't. even more interesting will be the price they'll have when it's offered by amazon direct - i am still trying to decide between the 765T and the 265 WT, which, by the way has become 7 bucks cheaper than last night !!!MediaHub - i feel like we will both end up with a good in-car nav - let's keep in touch here and try to make a good decision. www.gpsrmagazine.com has a great review/analysis of 265WT and 765T...
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Beware of the Neewer brand,Gnarly*. I got one for my a7r and caused some bad flare on the image...you might be better off getting the Fotga brand, 4 of the adapter I got works w/o issue.
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That is what I purchased this tire for! Works great my jet ski trailer. Double check the bolt pattern on your current wheel. Some trailers may be different!
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William: I would suggest buying the FR1030. About twice the price, but a much better tire. The garden cart purchased from H. Depot is holding up well, but the tires are the first to go. I feel with FR1030 tires that my cart will last longer than if I had purchased a new cart.
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Could you tell me if the place of origin has anything to do with whether or not Canon will honor the warranty? I was told by a vendor that if a canon camcorder was a "Japanese" model, Canon would not honor the warranty, and that if it was a US camcorder, they would. Is that true and how can you tell if the camcorder you buy is one or the other?