Whats the difference between this and a CTEK MUS 4.3? Which is better? Both tenders?
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I have no idea. But the BMW charger works will all models of BMW. It is really good.
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The difference in slots is probably the most significant difference. However the Adaptec 29320 (2248700) differs from your 19160 in these important ways as well: 64-bit vs. 32-bit bus system interface type; up to 320 MB/sec. vs. up to 160 MB/sec. data transfer rate; and 68-pin vs. 50-pin external connector. It also lacks the internal cable you got unless you buy the available kit which is also listed in Amazon.
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Not sure but I have tried both and it serves the same functions and I see no difference in both except pricing.
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I am not sure of the exact differences between these 2 kits but I can say that I purchased the Marinco kit to replace a damaged connector on my travel trailer and this kit was high quality and very complete. I was extreamly satisfied with this product.
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I have the SAE plug coming off of my 2 motorcycle batteries. This is any easy way to convert from a more common SAE plug to the CTEK connector so I can charge with the CTEK charger. Very happy with my CTEK charger.
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No experience with NOCO but my CTEK works great, even bringing a deeply discharged Optima back to life.
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I'm pretty sure the Lisle is a better quality because the tekton bits shattered after 2 uses and the driver is very stiff and not sturdy. Its very cheap and you can tell once you handle it. Buy the Lisle if you don't want to spend snap on money. I ended up just buying a snap on in the end.
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I'd like to bump this question to first place as I'm about to choose between them. I read all over the web about the two. Pretty neck and neck. I hear the CTEK will accept/recognize and recover/charge a battery of lower voltage, that the NOCO will not. The options/display on the NOCO seem much clearer though. Love to hear any reasons making one better that the other. Thanks!
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I'm not sure which version it is, but I wouldn't recommend this KVM switch. I had problems with it from about the second week I started using it. About every other time I used it, I had to unplug all of the cables in it and then plug them all back in to get them to work. I finally gave up on it and ordered a Tripp Lite one that worked fabulously for me.
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Hello,I remember choosing between the two as well. What I found out is it was the same (tray load). Its lower price is due to the fact that it doesn't come with the Multimedia Suite, which I didn't want anyway.
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I have no idea what a battery tender is. I have owned the CTEK for about 2 years now, and it does a wonderful job of de-energizing a battery and returning the battery to a full charge. It also seems to remove any memory cycle built into my deep cycle boat batteries.
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do some research, I don't know the difference but what I have (TL 1600) is not disappointing. this system sounds really good. what's that saying "you pay for what you get"
1995171
I don't know the difference, but this is the one I always get since it's the one I've been using and it works. Why mess with it?!
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I have also had similar issues with the Intermatics products. I have two of these in service that cycle daily, both of which replace Intermatics and there is no comparison -- these are a far better product -- both from an improved technology perspective and usability. I'm very happy with these switches.
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I called mft and discussed same topic. The only difference is accessories. I did not need remote light etc or different opener. I use for third door that is not my daily door. Have had no issues and installed Nov 2012.
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I would get the latest version that you can get. It probably not wort the hassle for the few dollars difference between the &#699;Old Version" and newer versions. Any way, it&#699;s an excellent product and has saved my sanity several times and actually saved me money on repairs, without any hassles.
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I have had three of them because they last about 3 years. I keep getting them because I like the ease of use with the clamp on amp meter and dual display. I have found it accurate at reading capacitance, taking a few seconds to read the mfd. One of my techs had the Fieldpiece multi meter. I like the UEI model better than Fieldpiece since I don't have to switch heads to read Amps and then volts. I can do either or both very easily. Maybe more expensive Fluke would last longer but not so sure with everything, including some Flukes coming from China. Thats my story, and I'm sticking with it.