my question is why is it 295 instead of 270
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Because straigh talk refill sometimes is in shortage even in Walmart. Scarce product always have a higher price than its own value. Thanks a lot for your understanding!
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It's technically 120, but it can artificially imitate 240 with its smooth motion technology if you turn it on. That seems to make things look too smooth, almost robotically fast. Some people call this the soap opera effect.
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Well I've heard that is rated for 250 but I saw a post from someone (possibly at a different site) that a person over 290/300 was using it without difficulty. I'm about 220 and haven't had a problem with it.
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During the calibration procedure it only asked for the 200 gram weight, not the 100 gram one, so I don't know what others are talking about. BTW, I spent a bunch of time calibrating this down to .01, only to realize that it will vary depending where on the scale platform you place the idem being weighed, so it's kind of a waste of time.
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one reply says 240 gph and the other says 21gph! those are two very different answers.
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I currently have both the 430 ex II and 270 ex , I am thinking hard about returning the 430 ex II. In P , AV, or manual mode the only real difference I see is the range, the 430 is about 16 feet better. And the 270 does bounce it does not rotate.
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Hi! Looks like 60 is the lowest but if you put it on "Economy" you can get it down to 58. However, if you go lower it just read: "L"
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Mine was 7 higher then the one in the Doctor's office. I may be wrong but it is my understanding the calibration is to take it somewhere like your doctor's office and have them use their monitor and then your monitor so you know the difference and then YOU keep in mind the difference. If you find out that I am wrong, then please send a message back to me. I wish they were the same, too.
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I took back the 301 and got a 401 for the compass. A good decision. With the 401 you get speed, maximum speed and moving averge speed. No calculation needed. Just read the display.
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If it says 250 on the package that is what they will stand behind. For 280 I would say you are on your own. See Joel Fuhrman's book, Eat to Live for a quick and easy way to lose 30 pounds!
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Set the number to 00...that'll do it. Not at all intuitive, but somehow I found it.
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It appears that it is a typo from Amazon, but it indeed does sound like a miscalculation! If you have any other concerns please let us know.
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All I have read is, FF had scaled the Tantive IV smaller then the standard 1/270 as it would have been to large for the playing field.
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Usually a 250 will end up with about the mid 230s. I can't say exactly how much.
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Michael: Thanks for the excellent comparison. Until I read your comments, I had about decided to go with the 700. I'm ordering the 750 instead. Bob F.
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Everything in digital world should be a power of "2" in their root ( "0" and "1"s, only two numbers). 1000 is not! So when you go from Byte to KiloByte, you have to divide the number with "1024" not "1000". Same thing happens when you go from Kilobyte to Megabyte to Gigabyte to Terabyte. When you buy a 2TB HDD you actually buy a 2000000000000byte drive and if you divide it with 1024 four times you get ~1.81TB. That's the real capacity it has! About the PS4; the drive is ~1862Gigabytes according to this calculation so if it shows 1760GB then you're missing ~102GBs of space. If PS4 reserves that amount for the system then there's nothing wrong with the drive... Everything in digital world should be a power of "2" in their root ( "0" and "1"s, only two numbers). 1000 is not! So when you go from Byte to KiloByte, you have to divide the number with "1024" not "1000". Same thing happens when you go from Kilobyte to Megabyte to Gigabyte to Terabyte. When you buy a 2TB HDD you actually buy a 2000000000000byte drive and if you divide it with 1024 four times you get ~1.81TB. That's the real capacity it has! About the PS4; the drive is ~1862Gigabytes according to this calculation so if it shows 1760GB then... » Read More Everything in digital world should be a power of "2" in their root ( "0" and "1"s, only two numbers). 1000 is not! So when you go from Byte to KiloByte, you have to divide the number with "1024" not "1000". Same thing happens when you go from Kilobyte to Megabyte to Gigabyte to Terabyte. When you buy a 2TB HDD you actually buy a 2000000000000byte drive and if you divide it with 1024 four times you get ~1.81TB. That's the real capacity it has! About the PS4; the drive is ~1862Gigabytes according to this calculation so if it shows 1760GB then you're missing ~102GBs of space. If PS4 reserves that amount for the system then there's nothing wrong with the drive... « Show Less
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I'd like to know, too. My two are quite different. One seems clearly to be at 5, and the other at 6.25.