is it same as sevylor K1 pointer? if it isn't same, what is the difference between this and k1 pointer
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Don't buy this, thats all I have to say. Did not handle whitewhater like the description. Sunk in stillwater. Doesn't inflate enough for even casual paddling on a lake.
1171750
I think they are the same thing,If I had it to do again I wouldn't buy one...
1457812
I do not personally know the answer but I recall a review that said the two different branded items were identical except for a couple of computer programs as I recall. I love this thing quite frankly. Works great and it can be increased in intensity to the point that it can actually hurt. Hurt me more is what I used to tell my therapist.
160403
As far as I know, the "K" means it is a kit with some type of case, either a hard case or soft case. If you goggle D26451K and D26451 the only difference is the case.
908019
That means its a Kwikset key blank used. So if you were to ever get a duplicate key made they would use a KW1 blank for it. Also you can have them rekeyed (the locks) at most hardware stores, but most likely they will come different.
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Hi Larissa,I'm Jewel with Kingston Technical Support, here to answer your question. KVR16LS11/4 is not compatible with your system since it is low voltage and your system requires standard voltage memory. The compatible part number is KAC-MEMKS/4G. For any further assistance, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you.Thank you for selecting Kingston as your upgrade partner.
1900919
I'm not sure if it is the same or not. It was my first time using a product like this but it worked great.
946770
try Borlands website,see if they have the finished c/c++,should be free.Or go to Kylix and see if their c/c++ clone is up and running,also free.lastly check the repositories in vdk builder2,another clone project.good luck.try ubuntu forums lots of smart people doing lots of smart stuff.
1130001
Yes, DDR2 "Not" DDR3, while both are 240 pin, the locater slot on the memory chips are different.
1883187
This pointer uses a single AAA battery, but has room for a spare battery inside the pointer's body, which useful. However, I stopped using it altogether due to its low reliability: it works only sometimes. Also, it has too many features, which actually get in the way when you try to keep your mind on the presentation and not on operating the pointer. Ronny
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I don't know...go online to the Kingston memory site and see if the part replacements are indicated as the same. If they are interchangeable it will show as the same Kingston part number.
593770
Yes, it is. There are two versions, one for CE and one for FCC. For example, see http://www.sekonic.com/others/aboutradiotriggering.aspx . On mine, the serial number starts with the FCC version (JH12). Any questions, I have found the Sekonic people very easy to reach and deal with. Hope you enjoy the light meter, if you get it.
1994321
It works with K8600 when you buy it please print different colored pages for quality check.
1058609
I am not exactly sure the difference between the two since I only have the K3 and K1. I think the difference might be the amount of ball bearing. K2 has 3 K3 has 4. K1 is the newer one but shorter. They are GREAT!
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I am quoting from the instruction manual I received: You are now seeing a quick red and green flashing patter, this pattern is called the ALT PATTERN, it signifies the unit is ready for you to input some data. HOLD the button down, the LED will change from GREEN (MPH to KPH). to RED (KPH to MPH), to ORANGE (no conversion) Release the button at the color which represents the conversion mode you would like to select> ORANGE (no conversion) is the most common selection for all users, and the default. It is very rare you would want to select anything else. I hope this helps you, but if it doesn't, try to contact 12oclockLabs. I am quoting from the instruction manual I received: You are now seeing a quick red and green flashing patter, this pattern is called the ALT PATTERN, it signifies the unit is ready for you to input some data. HOLD the button down, the LED will change from GREEN (MPH to KPH). to RED (KPH to MPH), to ORANGE (no conversion) Release the button at the color which represents the conversion mode you would like to select> ORANGE (no conversion) is the most common selection for all users, and the default. It is very rare you would want to select anything else. I hope this helps you, but if it... » Read More I am quoting from the instruction manual I received: You are now seeing a quick red and green flashing patter, this pattern is called the ALT PATTERN, it signifies the unit is ready for you to input some data. HOLD the button down, the LED will change from GREEN (MPH to KPH). to RED (KPH to MPH), to ORANGE (no conversion) Release the button at the color which represents the conversion mode you would like to select> ORANGE (no conversion) is the most common selection for all users, and the default. It is very rare you would want to select anything else. I hope this helps you, but if it doesn't, try to contact 12oclockLabs. « Show Less
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Usually that means pin one or positive. I just follow the color of the cables instead, but that's just me. I hope this helps.
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Very similar, but not the same. Google "Arduino products" for a page of the various types.
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I ordered this one also and its the same color as the original one I ordered ...... I don't think there is a difference but I don't know for sure...