What is the difference in the OL-5519 and the XL-5519? Is the sight window larger on the XL?
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Yes the site housing is larger for the XL, 2" The XL also has six feet of fiber optics, compared to the Ol having a 1 5/8" housing and five feet of fiber.
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Hi, yes to my knowledge the XL indicates a higher amount of copies, example; 200 may do 500 copies and the 200XL may do 1,500 copies? Just remember that those are just examples of how many copies each cartridge may produce. Hope that helps out, but to be absolutely certain give Staples, or Office Depot a call to double check before purchasing!
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color is really a matter of personal preference, but as far as comfort and fit, the xl pads have a slightly larger opening to accommodate the ear better than the standard pads. that just means that your ear may fit inside the pad better. they also have more padding in them so comfort is increased. i've found that they get softer over time as you use them.
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5500 is the model number. HHA has many different types of sights. This is a right handed sight that fits on a right handed bow. Just follow directions and you will sight in your bow within 20 min
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If this link isn't exactly the two binoculars you wanted to compare, enter the exact models you did wish to compare.http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/compare/Celestron_Outland_X_8x42_Binocular_vs_Celestron_8x42_Nature_DX_Binocular/BHitems/761213-REG_917629-REG/ci/979
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Not Sure only used mine on the 55o-x but i don't see what the difference is.
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I have a 6300. Seems that the XL lasts much longer but it costs about $5 more.
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The Swi-View has a relatively large loupe. It replaced a cheaper hood/loupe combo, which had a 3X loupe, but it was smaller. I have no trouble seeing the entire 3" screen on my Canon 60Da with the Swi-View. I also like the way it attaches (actually "slides onto") the screen. I use it almost 100% of the time for astroimaging, particularly for focusing the optic, using the 5x or 10x mag feature of the 60Da's screen.
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The XL and the UV models are slightly different in dimensions. The UV has an LCD display remote control, whereas the XL has a slim credit card remote (no display). The UV has an ultraviolet light for air purification, the XL does not. Finally, the XL fan is very quiet, but the UV model is 2 db quieter. Hope this helps.
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There is Absolutely No question that the 55" Sony...920...XBR is light years better than ANY Plasma.Especially relative to motion. You are really Not seeing motion accurately on any Plasma because the picture is so non-detailed/inaccurate relative to input.I cannot believe that anyone cannot see the difference. I am very serious when I say that those who cannot see the difference must not have normal vision!
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As far as I can tell they are the same housing size. This one has upgraded optics compared to the 16mm.
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I purchased both the XL100 and the XL50 in Jan 2011 and the light on the XL100 is not as bright and has a slight yellowish tint compared to theXL50. I am suprised as I thought the only difference was going to be theextra features of the XL100.
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YES. The XL is for "extra long." The cartridge is the same, just lasts 4x as long, and is a much better deal on money spent. There are 122 color and black, and 122XL color and black.
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Any comparison ultimately comes down to you. It depends on what you want from a scope and how you are going to use it. Go to your nearest big box sporting goods store and see what you see. I hope that helps.
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http://www.eyehortilux.com/products/htl-dual-arc/SystemReqs/lu1000mhhtlen/62800
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I have the original size. It doesn't bother me and I don't see it anymore unless I want to. The distance depends on how well your eyes focus.Are you near or far sighted? I am very happy with it. it clips on to the left earpiece of my sunglasses.
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Hey, not sure if it is the same model exactly, but the one I have is NOT adjustable on magnification power. It has zeroing knobs (2), a knob for what I'd call 'size of dot', and a knob for 'brightness of dot'. Hope this helps some, but if I were you I'd assume that I and the factory are technically correct. Better be safe with paying for what you want!