What does type 107 mean?
1982618
Only Leica knows and I have never seen them publish it. Just like M type 240. It is an internal designation system. The new T type 701 will be coming out in April-May and no one that knows much about it can tell us what it means either.
1474557
As I understand it, the 17734 is CA compliant while the 10734 isn't. So, if you live in California, get the 17734. Otherwise, get the 10734
19354
I'm not sure. I looked on them and the only letters/numbers are NSF 574. I'm sorry I don't have a better answer.
665699
The symbol indicates an OVERLOAD WARNING -- It means that the person's (or object's) weight exceeded the maximum capacity of scale, which is 440 lbs / 200 kg. The manual advises to remove weight immediately to avoid permanent damage to scale.
942586
Sorry, I dont know what that means/stands for. You may want to ask the seller directly.
1102561
I have a different printer. I have MFC J4410JW and it took the LC103. I had no problem putting in the LC 107 cartridges.
87143
I believe the number refers to the style/outside caseing of the pen itself. If compared you will see the 100 has no finger grip where you hold the pen. The rt means retractable.
2178629
I believe they are one and the same ! I think the G just means it has a gyro ,which all the Syma 107s have ! Watch out for companies that sell FAKE Syma 107s ! ! They are junk compared to the "real deal" ! .....GOOD LUCK I hope I was able to help you ?
2284288
Just so happens, when I purchased before, I bought 2 to save shipping, and still have the extra one still in the box. I see nothing on the box that says a type number. However there is a number on the box that says 63170A. If that means type A, I don't know. Also says series 440. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
1533933
The V in the description means volt. So I don't know what is the S stands for.
2043116
It's a ceramic (piezoelectric) cartridge that tracks somewhere between 2 and 4 grams...not the best for record life. Don't play 78 rpm records with the stock needle...you'll destroy them. See my other answers below for further explanation.
1082466
It is variable speed. I am not sure but I think the VSR stands for variable speed reversible. In any event, I found it to be a great tool.
1008773
This is more of a clarification, because I don't have a definite answer.CF Type I and Type II are identical, except for thickness (3.3 and 5mm respectively). The roman numerals (I and II) are not related to the Ultra "II" (10Mb/s), Extreme "III" (20Mb/s) and Extreme "IV" (40Mb/s) numerals, which simply refer to a faster generation. Most cards are CF-I.I'd be surprised if Extreme III and IV would not be compatible with Sandisk's most recent multicard reader, but at least one user reports otherwise.
1878044
You are correct! I was thinking 207 and wrote 107. The lapse of memory comes from flying HP model rockets high & fast. Sorry for the Booboo.
1987408
I have this on my 715 but I'm unsure of your "type" reference. It works amazingly well. Get it.
915552
No, I googled the E450A11A and checked it with my printer cardridge. They don't look the same.
580337
Just for the sake of accuracy and interest, the 405 series is water resistant to the same extent as the 305, i.e. it meets the same IPX7 standard. Also please note that "water resistant" is not the same as "waterproof".