what is difference between 507 and 510
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Hogan, the major difference between the 507 and the 510 system is that the batteries on the 507RV system are user replaceable; otherwise you will need to send them back to the factory for replacement. It is also strongly suggested to use metal valve stems on the 510 sensors due to their weight.
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The 510 has sensors with batteries that last several years, and are not use replaceable. The 507 batteries can be replaced by the user, and last a year or so.
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According to the description I found in Japanese, DS-50 has the standard size, while DS-30 is more compact. Other features are the same for both models.
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The majority of their capabilities are identical. One thing that the NR515 has that the 460 doesn't, however, it the ability to pass through a 3D signal. Other than that, the 460 is, for most purposes, a rebadged NR515 that used to be/still is sold as part of a HTIB setup with speakers.
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I found this answer on the Internet..... The NAVS501 is a follow-up to the slightly less expensive NAVS500 kit, with the only difference between the two being support for 3D and multiple transmitters on the 501. Otherwise, both units support the same wireless range and WHDI technology, and both have a USB port that can be used to connect the wireless receiver for a keyboard/mouse to control a desk top PC remotely. This means that in terms of overall performance, the 500 and 501 perform the same.
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I have successfully done the 45 to 78 RPM thing although the purists say it's the wrong way to go and does not preserve the proper "environment". Nevertheless I tried to repair an old 50s TT that did 78 RPM but all TTs back then were pure trash as far as I was concerned. Instead I found out that my Dual 510 worked fine using the 45 to 78 conversion. See:http://dvautier.home.comcast.net/records/records.htm
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Yes, these are the ones to use for descaling your 5100. The manual says to use only 1 tablet each time (some models require 2). Hope this helps!
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I don't have any Idea I only have the 510 love it works great for my needs with church and the hearing impaired that has a blue tooth device
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According to the User's Manual for the 5100, the operating environment is a temperature range of 0 - 40 °C (+32-104 °F) and less than 85% humidity (no condensation).
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The 4600 is the latest model. Difference that I can tell is that the 4600 has three specific levels to choose the amount of vapor produced. The 4500 has an infinitely variable controller. I have had the 4500 and now have the 4600. Of the two, I prefer the 4500 vapor controller because in my application I don't want much vapor. On the other hand, it is nice to have three specific levels.Another difference is the form factor. The 4600 is a little higher and not as deep as the 4500. Either way you cannot go wrong.
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I couldn't tell you since my model is 510. Contact a local photograph store, they might know
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The one linked is the G510. It appears there is a newer version which is the 510s. I use the 510 and from the image, I would say that the two are effectively identical in function.
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I don't know. I read the info on both and no differences were indicated. Made me wonder if it was different suppliers.
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They use two different controllers. The 5875 uses the older Nexus controller and the 6244 uses the newer Evolution controller. The oil filter is also different; in the 5875 it is round, in the 6244 it is flat. I think I also read that the 6244 burns slightly more fuel per hour than the 5875, but I don't recall how big of a difference it is. Also, some small changes in the layout of the internal components were made to make it easier for installers to hook up.
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There is no difference. If you look at the Progressive web site, EMS-HW50C is the actual part number. Amazon has it incorrectly as HW50C.
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I have both the 540 and 740, and the only difference between the two is the color arrangement of the plastic housing.
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I own the 51101 and my mother owns the 51103, so I have used both for making smoothies of frozen berries, juice, protein powder, and ice. In my experience, the difference is that the wider 51103 actually allows for ice to get stuck and not blend properly. The narrower 51101 restricts the ice's lateral movement, so it can't get lodged next to the blade. If you're doing anything with ice, or similarly sized frozen things, 51101 is the better option.
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The difference between the 6300 and 5200 is the addition of more blend settings. Anything you make in one can be made in the other. Vitamix has a special container for dry blending.