30-40mmhg, is it the larger the number the less tight or vice versa ?
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Hi, the higher the number, the more the compression. Usually your doctor will tell you what compression you need.Liz
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the larger the number the tighter they squeeze. These also ran very very small. I could ot even use mine.
1394441
I would trust the GoPro folks on that one. Simple science would suggest a smaller case would be very slightly less prone to pressure leaks, but GoPro definitely changed the rating and warranty. With a different clamp, and different size back (I am not sure about possible changes to the sealing ring other than size), it could actually be different. However, only trying it would really tell the story, and I would not want to exceed 40m.
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I'm gonna guess at about 30% bigger. Performance, there is no difference, meaning it doesn't create a stronger or weaker sensation. I have noticed the bigger ones seems to stay on better. I tried to post a pic, but the link is broken.
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I had the same question. I had ordered the larger size and when I received it, it was the same as the .24. When I responded to my request for a review, I was told I couldn't say the description was wrong. I was able to return the more expensive package and then ordered the cheaper item.
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Personally I'd go for the 16 to 30, I think 10 to 16 will be too tight and you risk damage to the plate.
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Cynthia, the answer to your question is yes, you will have more pressure with the 40-60. The average pressure with the 30-50 switch is 40psi, the 40-60 will give you 50psi, you will gain 10psi.Manuel
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The first number displayed is 30psi, however there is a mark below that - so not sure if it starts at 25 or 30.
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The 25 and 36 refer to the size of the lens opposite the eyepiece in mm. The larger the lens the more light it gathers. This of course makes for a heavier monocular and a larger one. I have a 10x25 and it is fine. You have to have a steady hand though in using the devise.
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I would say "NO". I use 20 Ga and they are tight enough for my use...but I would loose some if I took them out hunting.
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This info would have to come from the mfgr. I don't know if it is even listed on the packaging that I threw away upon receipt. Guessing I would think 1/64 in diameter, what that corresponds to in guage you guess is as good as mine.
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The 30cm are rated at 22Kn. I'd imagine all lengths would be the same Kn rating.
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It will be tight but it works. It seems to be very reliable too as I have compared it with the same model in my doctor's office.
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Yes - the description is more accurate, talking length and diameter. However - I got a medium for my Leupold 40mm and it was too small/tight for my liking, so I dont know how the large would be. I'm guessing the Small description should be 35mm not 45mm. However, you get what you pay for. I like ScopeCoats if theyre available for a little more money.
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hi, sir, your request not very clear, your means 30 is 30" ? if yes, that should choose L is ok, anyway, to avoid the trouble, please tell me more details , I will choose for you. thanks linda
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The 36 would probably leave areas at the edges of the tank with decreased light. I would say the 48 would be better light wise. Also the legs of the light fit on the edge of the tank, thus the 36 would not fit where the 48 would fit.
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Go solid - much easier to work with in tight places. The gauge needed depends on current flow requirements, but 22-24ga is common.
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If you're not sure the best thing to do is take off one of the old ones & measure it. If its around 40mm you're good to go. That's what I did with mine.