What is the difference between 11-28T and 11-28?
1022302
None that I know of. The t stands for teeth so no need to worry. The cassette works just as good as any Shimano...
1022303
i believe it is just a naming issue (different sellers on Amazon labeled them differently). They are equivalent products.
1022304
None that I know of. The t stands for teeth so no need to worry.The cassette works just as good as any Shimano...
1673888
The first number is the number of teeth, the second is the measurement/diameter of the chain ring. So, a 46/110 will only fit another 110.
1262420
Yes it is...the 107 is the old version 107 L is new. L stands for LEDSIt has lights the newer version
1063350
I see the number 110 on the sliding band. Not sure if that is the number you are looking for?
1569239
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.
1388089
Not a crazy question as there is a lot of confusion out there between "M42" and "T2". When someone says "M42" they typically mean 42mm 1.0 pitch (the old Pentax Screw Mount). When someone says T2 they typically mean 42mm .75 pitch. Many sellers don't even know the difference and interchange the two terms. This item is 42mm .75 pitch.
2236076
2 main differences that I see: #1 the wattage is different. for the th106, you have 2000/4000 Watts for (120/240 volts) and the th104 only has 1750/3500 watts. it's not a big deal unless you have requirements on how many or how big of heaters you are controlling. For me, I have 1 medium and 2 small baseboards which totals to 2000 watts on 120 volts. #2 the programming is different. on the th106 you can specify temps for each day of the week-differently, whereas the 104's programming allows for weekend/weekday modes.
2032416
Main differences between the NT135T and the NT120R are as follows; the NT135T has slightly more power than the NT120R, but the NT120R is ruggedized which means it is shock proof, water proof and dust proof. I chose the NT120R because of the amount of power you get out of it and that it is more versatile. You can take it anywhere without worrying about damaging it, work, home or play. You will be happy with either, but consider your possible uses and locations.
2239543
I am not seeing a difference - the question visible to me does not indicate what "this" is referring too except for a picture of the box showing "ADVC110" so it looks like we are talking about the same thing.
1735694
Mine is stamped CST 863, so I do not know what the differences are between the two.
323260
Typically the 28.5 is the womens ball and the 29.5 is the mens ball in very simple terms. The 28.5 is also used for younger age groups but women will never use the 29.5 in any league
883531
I have both. The 11th is bigger and more complicated. When open, the only button that works is the bottom one. The 10th is more elegant and looks better on my shelf, as it blends in better. I don't like the requirement to have the pen adapter at the bottom because it comes off when you're handling the item. What made the decision for me was that I'm an avid David Tennant fan. In the final Matt Smith episode, the size of his sonic was actually referenced. In my opinion, the 10th is the better item. Hope this helps.
687380
there is one thats a little larger than that, but the one you describe 1A-30 is pretty much the standard used.
205181
Honestly Kenneth I would suggest the 11th. It has more bells and whistles for the money you would spend on it.
255449
You can get 118- 119 and 110 on the side look straight at the dish and set 119 and 118 would fall in place
1939650
The 28-300 is more of an all around lens. It is powerful enough for both wide angle and telephoto. The difference of the f stops is not that drastic. I have the 28-300 and used it only in Africa for two weeks and have hundreds of great pictures, many that the 70-200 could not produce.
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The T number refers to the diameter of the tube. A T8 is 8-eights of an inch in diameter - that is 1". A T12 is 12-eights (that is, 1.5" in diamter). I believe T12s are being phased out, because of energy efficiency. T8s use less power and deliver the same amount of light as a T12.