other than price, is there any difference between the 120 & the 130 model
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Have never used the 120 . . . Bought the 130 . . . . maybe it was the condition of my knives . . . but it took 30-40 minutes per knife . . . many, many times through the machine. I have a 30+ year old set (7) of J. A. Henkel knives. Good shape now.
1909894
I believe a little more power but not 100% shear I love mine I have $3500.00 in my chef's knifes and it works great
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The 150 vs 120 is the amp hours or in laymans terms the length of time it holds a charge. the two batteries are the same size and voltage the 12150 just has longer run time. Many people buying these use them to retrofit the 12120 batteries in their peg perego ride on toys so this should work fine for you.
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I actually called Sharp to ask that very same question. The sales rep told me that 120RX was discontinued and was replaced by 125RX. He didn't have an answer regarding any differences and just read off the spec sheet just like anyone else can do on Sharp's website. Overall, customer service at Sharp isn't very helpful or knowledgeable.
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This one is prettier! I have the 650 but I don't have the 640 so I can't really make a comment if whether they have the near exact specifications like you stated. I always thought the bigger the model number the better. If I have time I might stop by a Best Buy to play around with it. If you can get the 650 for $900 free shipping on amazon, it's still a good deal. But if you're fortunate enough to live in a state that has a brick and mortar Fry's Electronics, sometimes they have it on sale for $700 plus tax. Their price is different though via frys dot com. You can wait around until Thanksgiving but I don't think it's gonna drop to less than $800 on a 1-day sale. This one is prettier! I have the 650 but I don't have the 640 so I can't really make a comment if whether they have the near exact specifications like you stated. I always thought the bigger the model number the better. If I have time I might stop by a Best Buy to play around with it. If you can get the 650 for $900 free shipping on amazon, it's still a good deal. But if you're fortunate enough to live in a state that has a brick and mortar Fry's Electronics, sometimes they have it on sale for $700 plus tax. Their price is different though via frys dot com. You can wait around until... » Read More This one is prettier! I have the 650 but I don't have the 640 so I can't really make a comment if whether they have the near exact specifications like you stated. I always thought the bigger the model number the better. If I have time I might stop by a Best Buy to play around with it. If you can get the 650 for $900 free shipping on amazon, it's still a good deal. But if you're fortunate enough to live in a state that has a brick and mortar Fry's Electronics, sometimes they have it on sale for $700 plus tax. Their price is different though via frys dot com. You can wait around until Thanksgiving but I don't think it's gonna drop to less than $800 on a 1-day sale. « Show Less
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The C-130 is similar to the DR-2010. The C-125 is a faster scanner, but the image quality is slightly more noticeable C-130. Software makes a huge difference. I have 5 different versions of the Canon scanners (based on years purchased), each one has ImageFORMULA software variations. Some of them are not compatible with Windows8, so the scanners on not interchangeable with Windows 8 Computers.
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As far as I can tell from B&D;'s website, the 220 is variable speed, the 120 is not. See http://www.blackanddecker.com/allproducts/power-tools-drills.aspx#pg9999 There are five different 20V models in the LD series shown there (plus a 16V and a 12V). There's a compare feature (up to three items) but more info would still be helpful.
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I'm on the same wagon, i'm gonna get one of this next month, but i haven't decided yet. I like the 1201N more than the UL20A for a simple reason, everything that is going out in computer world is graphics intense, CPU is less needed everyday, and for the task that need CPU power the one in the 1201N is enough.
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The 220 has Two max speeds (400 & 1400 rpm) while the 120 has One max speed (650 rpm.) Also, torque is 310 vs 115 inch/lbs. The B&D; site really sucks, http://www.blackanddecker.com/allproducts/20-volt-drills.aspx
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You would have to use an adapter. This particular model is designed to work with 120.
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Yes, 120mm. It can take a 140mm also. However, I found the stock one is quiet and effective.
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I love the 650, but the difference just appears to be the size and the addition of the broiling rack (which I have not yet used). And of course the price. I have room for the larger model and as I have it on a counter that is in the open, I also bought the cutting board that fits on top of the 650 as the unit gets hot on top when it is on. Given they have the same features and power, it should just come down to the size issue and your available space.
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I don't know about the 130 but they fit in my 230 ... Don't know if that helps though ...
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I have no idea. I have the 130. I do know is that it is the best sharpener I have ever used.
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From the web I found that only the envy 110 has it, not the 120. But this was a five seconds Google search and you may find a better answer with a Google search if your own. Hope this helps.
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I can't answer that because each bulb only lasted a couple of hours. The 130 volt is NOT working as indicated, interchangeably with the 120.
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From my understanding the stock 120's that come with the h100i have a higher rpm but are basically the same
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110 and 120 are the same. You'll actually get about 117 on average. (just to clarify the responses).