What's the difference between A200 and A400 tights. Thanks.
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Hi , Stephen u can see the difference at this website link : http://www.skins.net/intl/product-comparison-chart/at the skins website it seems to say a400 is advance version for serious athletes doing > 10 hrs per week . Also a400 has 3 diff length sizes . Whereas a200 is for usual people who do about 10hrs training per week . U might like to study the product chart at this website link . Cheers . Das
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Hi , Stephen u can see the difference at this website link : http://www.skins.net/intl/product-comparison-chart/ at the skins website it seems to say a400 is advance version for serious athletes doing &gt; 10 hrs per week . Also a400 has 3 diff length sizes . Whereas a200 is for usual people who do about 10hrs training per week . U might like to study the product chart at this website link . Cheers . Das
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Only the A200, A300 and A350. They all share the same basic chassis, later cameras are different.
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I believe that they are the same EXCEPT that the A4-TS has cast iron cooking grids and my grill the A250SS has stainless steel grids.I hope this helps
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There is no difference. It's just how they list it. I ordered a 12x short and it's just a 12 short.
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I have both, and I prefer the ultra. The regular barely feels like any compression. It's much more comfortable, but it doesn't make a big difference for me. I should mention I use them primarily because I have low blood pressure, instead of solely athletic reasons. The Ultra makes a big difference, and the regular maybe makes a slight difference, but really just feels like I'm wearing snug leg warmers. I agree with the first reviewer though, the top band of the ultra does bind.
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Actually, one more difference.Magnification factor for A200k is x0.83, while A300k is x0.74. So called, "tunnel-vision" effect has been noted with A300k's optical view finder. So I would suggest you to take a look at the sample first and make the decision.
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There are substantial differences between the two. I suggest you look at the Silicon Power web site for the list. I chose the A30 based on what I needed it for and the sale price.
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have no idea how they compare. I'm very happy with the ANCs, though. Good quality. Works. Come in a good case.
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Hi Regina..sorry for not responding sooner! If you fit well into a 44-64 in another brand~I must say that when I got my reg size of large in a Depends they fit a little loose..Tena runs smaller as it is a streamlined fit that goes with your body as you move. I first picked a sm-med because my waist size was within the Tena sm-med. I was shocked that the legs were really tight! I now get Tena size large even though it says a much larger waist than I have. If you fit tight in a 44-64 I would get Tena XXL 55-66 If you fit a little loose in 44-64~try Tena XL 48-64. I saw Tena women's extra absorbent underwear for Amazon Prime in XXL in an all blue package(I think they can be shipped in lrg quantities) The important tip is that they run smaller than others I've used~so even if a size 64 fit you just right~it most likely will be tight esp in the leg area. To be safe try first Tena XXL 55-66..Good Luck! Leila
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I used the A4002, a great paddle for me, but I definitively feel the difference when swift to the A6002: the sponge is thicker so you can feel the difference when hit the ball. Since sponges are thicker the weight of paddle is towards the rubber area... so at the end you will have more torque and due to the thicker sponge a more spring effect, so it means more power!. So it is a positive upgrade. But you need to learn to control the paddle... you can feel the difference between paddles, A6002 is more sensitive to the effects and you need to learn to control the power too. In therms of physical appearance I prefer the black handle, but due to the performance... you forget this detail. I dont know about A5002, I prefer to jump to the A6002 and I think that it was a good idea to jump like this and avoid A5002.
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You are correct! It is the ATH-A500 that is closed-back. Audio Technica's model numbers for these headphones are so similar, I got them mixed up. As far as what major differences there are between the AD500 and the AD500X, there I can't help you much. They are both relatively inexpensive, so I would just buy the one that you can get the best deal on and eventually get the other one and compare them, then sell the one that is less good. I've done this many times myself.
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I'm about the same size as you and have been using the A3 for a few months now, depends on how you like the it to fit, definitely fits on the looser side but i'd go with the A3 again.
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Not sure. I have an A390 and it works fine. The seller for this shoe answered my question quickly.
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The difference is in size and light intensity. The A4 model is the smallest but the brightest among the three while A2 is the largest in size but not as bright as the smaller ones. They all get power by wall chargers. The surface will be scratched if it's not protected, please be informed.
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Which Blurex case? I was wondering if the A200 cases are better fit, but seem the ports are even more off from the A510. Poor aftermarket push by Acer.
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A2 should be the right size. A3 legs may be too long...you could always wash with hot water and put it in the dryer to shrink it down.
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hi. 1/8000 = A77 . 1/4000 = A65 as for image quality I think there is no diference