what is differance between 234g and 236
1935364
Didn't know there was a 236. Difference could be that one comes with a battery and one doesn't.
1935365
as javahorse said, the p236 is newer with more torque, faster, led illumination, as well as a slightly more compact design
1935366
The P232 is the tool only, if it is with the two kits offered it is the P234 and if it is the "new" and improve with LEDs to light the work area (the metal case shape is different) then it is the P236. I found this by searching the Ryobi web site for the different numbers.
1935367
P236 is newer, with slightly more torque and improved LED function and slightly different shape.
525328
The 29824 the only one that is magnetic is the torpedo. The 2' and 4' are not magnetic in that set. The 29924 set all 3 are magnetic. Hope that helps
1371488
The strips that I received are marked 7090G. I have used these strips from different Amazon sources and they have all been good and worked well with my meter every time. I use 7090G on my 7393A meter. So it works on both meters.
5846
C23 means full coverage, and n23 means natural coverage. So if you want a more coverage, all over look get the c23. Or a natural, minimal coverage, get the n23. I hope that helps.
169935
No. It is only accurate to .01 g witch is a hundredth of a gram . And a mg is a thousandths of a gram. If you want to measure those amounts get a .001 scale
2117699
There is no difference other than quantity. Those are like item numbers...1865 is a 90 tablets, 1885 is a 330 tablets and 1900 is 800 tablets. I've been using Standard Process products for almost 5 years. They are outstanding quality.
721933
gn is for grains, g is grams. If you are using this scale for reloading make sure it is set to gn. You have to use grams (g) for calibrating the scale.I have found mine to be very reliable for a travel/inexpensive scale always +-1gn. As for ct I have no idea what it is for.
1597700
The main diff is the 158w is a mono and the 145w is a poly. Think the size is the exact same.
1830604
The gauge indicates the thickness of the stainless steel. The lower the gauge number, the thicker the material is. 20 would be a thicker material than 22 But not as thick as 18. Usually a thicker gauge sink will cost more but last longer & perform better.
124807
I routinely measure 0.04 grams, works for me but I have no way to compare. The calibration seems right on.
299959
28.35 grams=1 oz most lower weights are done in grams not ounces. 28.35 grams=1 oz 14.17 grams=.5oz 7.0874 grams=.25oz 3.4019 grams=.12ozI won't know for sure until I get my scale and then I will update my answer, I just ordered it today.
434666
It says 6gms for 1/4 of a scoop... so in reality it is 24gr for a scoop of protein
1423836
Don't know what a PF-234 is, but all of the drill bits, screwdriver bits and sockets have 1/4" hex heads. The quick change chuck has a 3/8" hex head. Hope this helps.
46384
Hi Dan,There is no difference in the end product. Sometimes you will see a different part number because of how it is packed, how many are packed at one time, packaging styles, etc. In this case you are getting the same product regardless if you purchase 40146 or 40148.
1019756
The scoop is 23 grams, which is equal to 1/4 cup, less 1 Tbsp. Hope that answers your question. Sorry it took so long, had surgery.
2075413
two differences, the 60926 is a cartridge / filter combo; the 2097 is a filter only. Secondly, the 60926 does multi gas protection (organic vapor/acid gas/ammonia/Methylamine/Formaldehyde) where the 2097 does only organic vapor.
801458
Its supposed to be 175gr. But when I weighed some sample bullets, I was getting around 180gr. My alloy could be a little off though as I smelt my own lead for production.