What is the difference between the Meco 9300 and the Meco 9309W?
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Sorry, I don't know. I just know that the one I got and I don't even know whether it is 9300 or 9309W is very good and I am totally satisfied.
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I'm kind of wondering the same thing. I went to the Onkyo website and compared the items and while I didn't compare the 9300THX (out of budget) I didn't see any difference between the 6300 and 7300, except the speakers. The 7300 has the towers and smaller surround. Also the casing I think is plastic/wood on the 7300 vs just plastic on the 6300. I put in this same questions to onkyo a few days ago but have not heard back yet. I will update when/if I hear anything.
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The 3800 is more powerfull and generates more heat. I recommend the 3800 with no doubt.
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1040. I put it in the garage sale pile after one use. I switched to the Presto 1440 as well. FAR superior.
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I don't know. I looked in my owners manual and it didn't say anything about DW9091
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Karl is correct regarding the 3100a being newer than the 3100c. While both the 3100a and 3100c support the new CAN protocol (along with pwm, vpw, etc.), the main advantage of the 3100a is the fact that the trouble-code definition is also displayed on the LCD_Screen... The original 3100 and 3100c would only display the CEL/SES Code(s) and you would have to either fire up your PC/Laptop and TekLink software to plug in the code # to view the description of the SES/CEL Code... Thanx.
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Nothing that I can see. I have the 314w. Makita had a deal when I bought mine and I received a cordless vac for free. Hope this helps.
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Main difference is 930 gives a 90 degree angle of view whereas 920 I believe is ~70, which makes 930 better option for using in a smaller conference room to pick up the entire room
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the 929, 939,949 all use the same instruction booklet. otherwise you'll have to contact the manufacturer for a booklet. Also, try the third-party company you bought it from as they may be able to help you. Good luck brother.
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The One is a newer better design in my opinion, but other than design differences the only true functional difference is that the 890 has RF.
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I have the 8800 and love it. I think the only difference is that the 9000 takes up less space on the counter. It appears that you pour the water in the top with the 9000, but with the 8800 you just fill the left side container and it ends up in the dispenser container on the right. Thats about the only difference I can see. The 8800 shuts off automatically when done. I assume the 9000 also does. Hope this helps
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i just spoke with tech support at EdgeCraft who manufactures both models and they say that the differences are as follows: 1. 610 is the newer model 2. 610 has a closed base vs. an open one on the 609 3. 610 has more metal components vs. the 609
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Don't know. However, if you could supply me with additional information relevant to 93088 TY I would be happy to assist.
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Here is Honeywell's response to my email on the differences. (see below)The RTH9580WF is a Retail Do-It-Yourself thermostat available through any retail stores like Home Depot, Lowe's etc. This thermostat comes with 1 year warranty from the date of installation or by 4 Digit Serial/Date Code of the thermostat. Whereas TH9320WF5003 is a professionally installed thermostat installed and available through licensed HVAC contractors only. The professional installed product TH9320WF comes with 5 year of warranty from the date of installation and warranty is honored by your installer or other licensed HVAC professionals only. Here is Honeywell's response to my email on the differences. (see below)The RTH9580WF is a Retail Do-It-Yourself thermostat available through any retail stores like Home Depot, Lowe's etc. This thermostat comes with 1 year warranty from the date of installation or by 4 Digit Serial/Date Code of the thermostat. Whereas TH9320WF5003 is a professionally installed thermostat installed and available through licensed HVAC contractors only. The professional installed product TH9320WF comes with 5 year of warranty from the date of installation and warranty is honored by your installer... » Read More Here is Honeywell's response to my email on the differences. (see below)The RTH9580WF is a Retail Do-It-Yourself thermostat available through any retail stores like Home Depot, Lowe's etc. This thermostat comes with 1 year warranty from the date of installation or by 4 Digit Serial/Date Code of the thermostat. Whereas TH9320WF5003 is a professionally installed thermostat installed and available through licensed HVAC contractors only. The professional installed product TH9320WF comes with 5 year of warranty from the date of installation and warranty is honored by your installer or other licensed HVAC professionals only. « Show Less
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If I'm not mistaken, I believe a few more bells and whistles are the only difference between 590 and 790. I think the 790 has a mopping function. Not entirely sure. As for 1.0 and 3.0, the 3.0 is the latest and greatest. Better software, more cameras, better functioning. Hope that helped
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The one I bought from tisinc99 was. I actually sent a email to two vendors asking that question. Since they all use the same description that what I would do. One of the vendors was version one and tisinc99 was version two.
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Checking Aeon Labs website, the only difference I can find is that the DSC19103 "includes energy monitoring features". I believe that some control systems can utilize that information.