How does the PM 1200 compare to the Jet AFS 2000? Jet has a sale starting this weekend.
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The Powermatic was the only unit I could find whose remote control worked while other, remote controlled larger machines were on, such as the dust collector and furnace. I am not an electrician, but a guy who is told me that Powermatic uses a different technology in the PM 1200 than that used by other remote controlled dust filters of similar capacity. It is comparatively quiet, the filters are very easy ro remove, clean and reinstall, and it does an excellent job of picking up the fine duat that might escape the dust collector. It is expensive, but my rationale in buying it was that my lungs are worth the best. The Powermatic was the only unit I could find whose remote control worked while other, remote controlled larger machines were on, such as the dust collector and furnace. I am not an electrician, but a guy who is told me that Powermatic uses a different technology in the PM 1200 than that used by other remote controlled dust filters of similar capacity. It is comparatively quiet, the filters are very easy ro remove, clean and reinstall, and it does an excellent job of picking up the fine duat that might escape the dust collector. It is expensive, but my rationale in buying it was that my... » Read More The Powermatic was the only unit I could find whose remote control worked while other, remote controlled larger machines were on, such as the dust collector and furnace. I am not an electrician, but a guy who is told me that Powermatic uses a different technology in the PM 1200 than that used by other remote controlled dust filters of similar capacity. It is comparatively quiet, the filters are very easy ro remove, clean and reinstall, and it does an excellent job of picking up the fine duat that might escape the dust collector. It is expensive, but my rationale in buying it was that my lungs are worth the best. « Show Less
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The Powermatic was the only unit I could find whose remote control worked while other, remote controlled larger machines were on, such as the dust collector and furnace. I am not an electrician, but a guy who is told me that Powermatic uses a different technology in the PM 1200 than that used by other remote controlled dust filters of similar capacity. It is comparatively quiet, the filters are very easy ro remove, clean and reinstall, and it does an excellent job of picking up the fine duat that might escape the dust collector. It is expensive, but my rationale in buying it was that my lungs are worth the best.
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I am happy with the powernatic, but do not plan on the trim that sticks to the sides to stay on. You will have to use 3M emblem adhesive to keep them on!
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To answer your question: I don't know. They are both good units. Both companies have good names. I bought the Powermatic because I have a Powermatic bench top morticing machine that works well. I like the remote control of the powermatic, but I wouldn't say no to a Jet, for the right price.
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I have this plane and it is great. Full function of aielerons and flaps if you want them. I'm an intermediate flyer and had no trouble handling it.
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I flew a s107 for a short time then moved up to the msrx ,there is a small learning curve,if you have patience it shouldn't be a problem. I have now moved on to the blade mcp x
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I have this air gun, it is ok....one of my compressors only puts out 135psi at 60cfm, this gun doesn't have the power the Aircat has, so recently have purchased the AirCat. The Aircat has higher torque and is a better gun....esp when we hook it up to a compressor that puts out 175psi. Hands down, choose the Aircat.
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after reading the ansewr, i'm still can't understand what is the real difrent between the philips 1090 and 1090x and 1090xd.if u can plz help me to select one of them. and i found the jet cleaner is good option but it does't come with any one of them.so should i select from the old modle 1060 becouse it has jet cleaner or i have to buy the latest as 1090.i have sensetive skin, and i would like to shave every day. which on can help me.my e-mail addres btraifi@hotmail.combest regardsbader
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Wait for it to go on sale. Over Black Friday weekend you can get it with free shipping for $2250. CPO Jet also runs a sale in the spring.
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I went to pick mine up after satisfying myself that they were indeed made in Japan. My experience with my old Canon A-20 Powershot convinced me there's a difference. I'd just purchased it (2002 ?) and the next week they introduced the A-40 which offered video as well. Since I was still inside my 30 day return window I picked up the A-40 and compared the two in detail for a couple of weeks. The A-20 was made in Japan and the A-40 was made in Malaysia, or Singapore, or Myanmar. I can't remember exactly. Big difference! Fit and finish was superb on the Japanese version. Poor on the other. In one of the zoom steps I came to see an out-of-focus area where the Japanese version was consistently sharp. I returned the A-40 and kept the A-20. Still works great. Now the 780. I went to Best-Buy to pick it up and at the last second I decided I'd better verify that it was Japanese too. Nope, it was Chinese. I explained my concerns to the checker and requested to examine their inventory for the Japanese version I wanted. Fortunately, I was in luck. There was only one amongst several Chinese examples. I snapped it up and it's been just wonderful. To be completely fair and honest I must confess that my earlier experience with the A-20 may not have any validity today. I didn't do an in-depth comparison between the Chinese/Japanese versions. For all I Know the Chinese version is the superior of the two. I was simply relying on my limited, singular experience. The reviews here at Amazon are pretty accurate. My only issue is the audible noise in video mode. If it's a quiet setting you WILL hear it. Not a problem for me. I use it mostly for dirtbiking, snowmobiling, and boating.
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In my experience with airshows IS makes little difference because there is usually enough light for fast shutter speeds (in excess of 1/500) even with the lens stopped down to f4 or f5.6. Also you are often panning at an airshow so it is generally advisable to switch off the IS or set it to panning mode. I own this lens and the 100-400 L IS, for airshows the 100-400 is a better choice because of its longer reach
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I'm using both saws on this addition today. They both have the same noise. I have f-18 jets fly over all the time. Noise doesn't bother me far as these saws I have. This is a easy handling saw. I would buy another one but I already have 3 other ones
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This was a Mode 2. It is really "twitchy" when flying. I personally like the Blade 300X much better being a tad larger and the ability to set it up as a beginner, if needed. mCpx V2 are just two hard to fly unless you are an absolute EXPERT. Choice is yours, but me I would not buy another one. Hope this clarifies a few things.
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I bought an earlier model, the CM1000, in 2000 for $398. I use it weekly throughout the spring, summer, and early fall, and it's still going strong.
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I would recommend going to a Blade MSR First....it is the next step (intermediate) from a coaxial heli like the Syma 107.....I started flying Heli's back in November on the coaxials (syma). Then I tried the Blade MCX2 (which is a nicer version of the symas.). Then went to the blade MSR which is more advanced, yet you can always let go of the control sticks and it will go back to hover. With the Collective Pitch heli's, such as the nano, you cannot get away with that. I am now love the nano and it is my favorite to fly, but you need to work you way up to it.
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Hey Jak, I've sold several of these at mrairsoft.com and they will range from 200-225 FPS - which in everyday terms is pretty hard. Its a good all-around gun and a good value for the price. It wont shoot as hard as, say, an Echo-1 gun, but those are over $200. For the money, this one shoots well and hard enough to be a good entry level gun.
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Yes i've had a FS 200 for about 4 years it just died, but it lived on the dash ofv my car. I have a concealed carry permit, and i started car and turned it on for four years.It was never taken out ,left AS is, in sun in texas 165 degrees+ in car. pictures at 70 mph chrisp clear and in focus inside a RX-7, it failed because a sd card stuck inside it and after getting it out I damaged switch telling it, sd card was in place, I broke it trying to repair. For the price they are the best i've seen, and with the 2000x zoom and 4000 by3000 higher resolution,ie tripod full moon take a picture of the moon not 1080i but the max resolution camera has , well above that,and you can blow it up like crazy and lose no focus that 2000x is worth it's weight in gold on this camera becxause it has the deep resolution to use it,.You can see things on the Moon you wouldn't believe , thats why i'm looking for another one ...Totallty AWESOME I have a Nikon 510 with same resolution as Cannon and it gets awesome results when put in photo pgm to zoom and blow up photo.but not as easy to use , the canon is so simple and does a magnificent job, massive resolution is almost as good as maginfication, because with real professional resolution depth ,when you blow it up in photo shop etc, you see more, more,more clear crisp pic and you zoom in, I'm looking for another canon fs 200 2000x because i have seen the proof, my friends were blown away. Awesome Rich.
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I too am wondering the same question. Picked up the 1100IS the other day for $150 but now I see the 770IS for $160. I know MP's aren't too important on the little cameras (not DSLR's) but can't help to think the 770IS is better because of it. Anyone have a tech opinion of the two?
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I would go with the MRX-M110. I had the 55 on it. This sub is rated conservatively. I had it on the 110 and fed it about a 1,000W and it handled it without breaking a sweat.
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I think the sundown sa will surprise you, i went from p2 to sa and i aint ever going back. They hit hella hard. I just sold my sa 15 and got a x15.