Is this compact 5000 more powerful than the Eheim 1262
824043
Yes becouse when u convert from 5000 l/h to g/h it will give u 1350 g/h that mean more than 1262
1904424
The 500 would work .I used these for years and they really do the job and are cheap to operate
1403379
I don't own the Eheim, but I have Fluval 306 running the Hydor, just cut the cord and install the Hydor in between. the tube diameter on the Eheim probably the same 5/8
604783
This model is the 6th Takagi- 2 in a large restaurant, 4 in various homes, that I've bought. I bought the T-Kjr2 to replace a 6 year old Bosch bought from Home Depot. My experience has been that these are the best. This unit is so small it quite amazed us how much hot water it outputs--way, way better than the Bosch. We can run a shower and wash dishes at the same time where we could only run 1 source at a time with Bosch--but we are a household of 2. My experience suggests that it will work fine for you.
541378
I own the HE-500 and the Lyr with the NOS Tungsram ECC85 tube upgrade and the bass is simply incredible, very deep and well controlled without stepping on the clear midrange or treble with great depth to the soundstage. I do not own the HiFiMan EF-5, so I can't compare them however, one of the reviewers on Amazon (Herbert York) who bought the HiFiMan EF-5 said in his comments that he also bought a Lyr to compare and kept the Lyr stating that there was no comparison between the two. Go to that page on Amazon and look for his name and then read the comments.
885492
It's comparable. Eheim media is definitely better, but it's also much more expensive. If you're using this media to fill up a canister filter and need a lot, get it. The difference won't be incredible. However, if you're trying to maximize the performance of a hang on back filter, or a canister filter, go with eheim and don't look back.
288727
No. Buy the 6 gallon compressor. Its has a lot more power and isnt so cheaply built
482110
I just checked my mixer (Bosch Compact mum4405)... 400 watts is correct and I agree with the other reviewers. This is plenty of power. I like the compact machine much better than my previous cast iron mixer which was very heavy (and less powerful). The Bosch fits well inside my kitchen cabinet and it's easy to lift and to set up. I bake more often now and have reclaimed much needed space in my pantry, which was the only place where my previous mixer would fit.
1023873
No. This is not compatible with 5000 model. Don't waste your money like I did.
2046463
I can't compare the two, I have only installed the Eureka. But it works fine, for a smaller application.
1344960
I would have to say, yes. The 800 is very nice but you get more sound with the 1000. Being 100watt over 80 watt gives you more power and 10 inch over 8 inch has more thump. The 1000 is more powerful all around. Smart buy over 800.
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I really wanted the 501 Style but i couldn't find a place that would ship APO The 501 has all the attachments the 500 comes with only a couple attachments but in all honesty for the price that i got the 500 i think my decision was right on. because we live in a tiny apartment in Germany and this is all we need this is one amazing vacuum the 501 comes with every attachment imaginable for under your small crevasses like fridge and stove but other than that i can just move the stove and fridge and save $150 in my pocket. you won't be disappointed with either of the models the only reviews i read is people said the blue one is ugly but i actually think it looks posh and does its job very well. also isn't an eye sore if you don't have a closet to store it in its compact. hope this helps with your decision. Good luck :)
1181170
I have a 750. It works really good. I would assume a 500 would suffice as it pulls about 180
1279711
It puts out a small stream of beer through a restrictor plate. if you have no head on the beer this would add some. For instance, a normal pull will provide a good amount of head, but if you are pouring beer after beer, eventually the faucet is so cold that very little head forms in the glass. I don't think it makes a beer any "creamier" but cracking a 525 open very slightly will accomplish almost the same thing as a 575. I love my 525ss and would not trade up.
61719
The E6 is a toy. I have an E6 and a e12. You should not go less than the E11k. I am now using the amazing c&c; bk. small sweet and powerful. Good luck.
557606
I have both. They are about the same size. The 6302H has a 6.5A motor and it feels like it has much greater torque when driving screws. The 6302H has a metal casting at the front covering the gearbox (where the older 6302 had a plastic piece). The 6302H also comes with a keyed handle, shown in the picture, that grips slots the metal casting and allows two hand control to prevent you losing your grip if the bit binds. If I recall correctly, the older 6302 did not come with a handle, but has threaded holes (in the front plastic piece) for a stabilizer.
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M57 appears to have a larger capacity, is heavier (more metal parts I believe). I switched from the M53 to the M57 with no problem in the sump pit in my basement. I figured the bigger capacity might make it last longer. Both are very quiet and efficient.