compare 1300 with 1350
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I don't know the 1300 was a gift. I do know it is a discontinued item. I have the 1350 and love it, has new maps you can download, I think you can find this for about $130.00
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It is a mutiplication of 300 x.4 = 120. Now your 300 is a 420. It is a smallish gain at that point. Not as noticeable as 55 to 300 Vs. 300 to 420.
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No this is a different #. The Progressive number that matches the #1310-0904 is 944-4002UT
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if your 1350T has traffic it will work . it will also power and charge any Nuvi , the bigger place in the cord is the traffic antenna
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I'll settle this. The 135 being compared to the 200mm 2.8 is laughable. It's different leagues. Different caliber of glass. The 135 is the sharpest production lens made.. With the single exception of, the 200mm F/2 canon. I'm in rolling stone every week...Us weekly every week..People every week. This is the best answer you'll get.www.instagram.com/ZornPhoto
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I do not know. I think the 1300 and 1800 have the same handlebar size. I attached them to the end of the padded handhelds I purchased a few months ago. It was a straight on bolt on. I did buy longer bolts to ensure the would bolt on securely and not strip out. I purchased the replacement bolts at Lowe's. They are M3-0.5 x 20MM. You will need 4 per side. The new ones are not chrome so I replaced both sides to match.
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They are different. Those are different, they are not prime lenses. 135 is faster lens, the other are not so much. However the others are more versatile as far as focus. Depends on what you want to do, and how you're gonna use them. If you are gonna be shooting long distance portraits in low light, 135. The other options are more versatile as far as zoom, but you'll need a little more light. I loved the 135, we use it a lot for portraits in weddings.
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Not sure...I purchased the Canon 130. Just go on line to Canon and input the model 135 to check battery model.
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I don't know. I don't have the triple-ply 13 piece considerply (sic) $$ set to compare.
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Wikipedia tell me that 1220+ deg. is the milting point. No idea, good luck!
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The 130 and 120 both use a 20 degree angle. The 1520 is both 15 and 20 degree angle.
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the 1300 and the 1400 just came out... there will be a ton of comments on them soon
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I don't know specifically but unless the 135 is huge, it should work. The capacity specs given by Lowepro are accurate, so just compare with the length and width of your lens. Include filter and cap, and hood if you carry it. It's well built and sturdy, by the way.
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Sorry, I returned 20 for v.21. It would depend on the stats you need to run whether it is appropriate for your project.
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Those are model years, 212 is the 2012 model of this notebook and 213 is the 2013 model of this notebook, there are no hardware differences.
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Yeah, I think it would stretch the little bit more. .125 of an inch is very close to .35 which is the difference between the two. What is that??? 10 thousands of and inch. Should work, but I'm no pro either. Keep that in mind. Just sounds like the difference between a standard-USA measurement to a metric size equivalent. A little off from one another, again, since its rubber, you should be good.
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It is 130 if you chose for teenie dogs. The larger the dog the less you get, mine was anyway.