What is the difference between lxt 239 and lxt 248
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LXT239: Older drill/driver (slightly lower RPMs, slightly lighter, blue BL motor lettering, no batt gauge) XPH05Older charger (DC18RA)Possibly different driver - LXTD08 or XDT08 - I believe these are the same (any 'Z' suffix means tool only, not kit).XT248:LXPH06 drill/driver (White BL motor lettering, has battery 'fuel gauge' on bottom of handle)DC18RC chargerXDT08 impact driver (I believe this is the same, regardless of LXDT08 vs XDT08 you see some places)Both are brushless kits which means they should give you much greater working time than brush-based motors (also no brushes to replace). Brush-based motors can have their brushes replaced inexpensively and tend to have lower run times. LXT239: Older drill/driver (slightly lower RPMs, slightly lighter, blue BL motor lettering, no batt gauge) XPH05Older charger (DC18RA)Possibly different driver - LXTD08 or XDT08 - I believe these are the same (any 'Z' suffix means tool only, not kit).XT248:LXPH06 drill/driver (White BL motor lettering, has battery 'fuel gauge' on bottom of handle)DC18RC chargerXDT08 impact driver (I believe this is the same, regardless of LXDT08 vs XDT08 you see some places)Both are brushless kits which means they should give you much greater... » Read More LXT239: Older drill/driver (slightly lower RPMs, slightly lighter, blue BL motor lettering, no batt gauge) XPH05Older charger (DC18RA)Possibly different driver - LXTD08 or XDT08 - I believe these are the same (any 'Z' suffix means tool only, not kit).XT248:LXPH06 drill/driver (White BL motor lettering, has battery 'fuel gauge' on bottom of handle)DC18RC chargerXDT08 impact driver (I believe this is the same, regardless of LXDT08 vs XDT08 you see some places)Both are brushless kits which means they should give you much greater working time than brush-based motors (also no brushes to replace). Brush-based motors can have their brushes replaced inexpensively and tend to have lower run times. « Show Less
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Lxt239 has the lxdt08 impact driver and the lxph05 hammer drill. Which has been replaced by the newer xt248 kit. It has an updated impact driver xdt08 and a newer hammer drill xph06. Also the charger is a dc18rc
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Ubob, Not sure which model is which,... but, unless you're a homeowner who is doing small projects, don't but the brushless units. I'm an electrical contractor and I thought that the newer brushless would be better. It cuts out when you really need it to keep going. Very annoying. The quality also is not as good as the standard unit. The chuck head is not solidly set. There is a lot of wobble.
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can someone please answer this question , because im showing both kits having the same impact driver?
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It looks like the LXT 248 has an updated driver. I too get a little wobble from the chuck head from the driver in my LXT 239 set like Soybomb said in their answer. But, it took fell about 15 feet off a ladder onto gravel which caused the problem. Otherwise, it still works fine. I just have to use a screw setter more often when I'm setting longer screws. I've never had a cut out occur from either of the drills.
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Same hardware. The 2.0 is in reference to the software not the hardware. The hardware hasn't changed since its inception. Good product, well worth it.
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The main difference would be the transfer rate. 2248700 has a transfer rate of 320 MBps as oppose to 19160's 160 MBps...
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I don't have the wl and 191 so I don't know if I can answer your question. I am not to impressed with the one I have. It helps a little but not much.
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I cannot speak to the difference as I have the 612 model. I love it and have no complaints about it whatsoever. I highly recommend it. Sorry I cannot speak to the difference for you
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They use two different controllers. The 5875 uses the older Nexus controller and the 6244 uses the newer Evolution controller. The oil filter is also different; in the 5875 it is round, in the 6244 it is flat. I think I also read that the 6244 burns slightly more fuel per hour than the 5875, but I don't recall how big of a difference it is. Also, some small changes in the layout of the internal components were made to make it easier for installers to hook up.
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Most noticeable difference is the melt temperature. 444 is 5-10 degrees higher than 344.
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The LXDT06 is the newer model and actually will replace the LXDT01. Not sure how much the LXDT06 is improved, but they did add a "Quick Shift mode" feature. This is Makita's description of the Quick Shift mode: When you set the tool to Quick Shift mode, it starts off at the highest speed and power setting. Once the impact mechanism kicks in, signaling an increase in fastener resistance, the tool automatically shifts down to the medium speed setting for final tightening. This leads to quicker speed of application, compared to starting off at the slower medium speed setting, and still works to prevent damage to bits, fasteners, and workpieces.
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The difference is that the 1482001 has the electonic ignition, what they call the "Electronic Touch-N-Go gas ignition system". It's very nice and handy, tho if you use the stainless chimneys to light your coals it is completely unnecessary.
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I'm sure this is too late for the OP, but wanted to chime in if I may. From what I found/feel, the PA249Q is the true successor of the PA246Q. The most notable difference is that the 248 is not wide gamut, nor 10-bit capable. I'm sure the 248 is nice, as about everything from ASUS is. However to many professionals, this is likely a deal breaker.
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They are all the same except W=White version. R is for local retailers. BestBuy sells both, but the U version is local and R version is redirected to Tiger Direct.http://www.asus.com/Networking/RTAC68U/http://www.asus.com/Networking/RTAC68R/http://www.asus.com/Networking/RTAC68W/
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There's only one notable difference. The 5875 came with a 3 year limited warranty, while the 6244 comes with a 5 year limited warranty. The other "difference" is that the sales documentation for the 6244 points out the "capability of being installed within 18 inches of a building". However this is no different than the 5875 when you look at the installation documentation. (Those tricky sales people.)
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No, they're *not* identical. The Essex 990 has a longer foot release bar that's easier to reach. The LX300 has a very short bar that's difficult to reach.
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the difference is in the sound. The 419 is less acute than 619.Attached some links, so pruning the difference.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lck3QambejQhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ygVu16zSdwSafe RidesBikerhiway
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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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I'm not sure actually. When I have a 24/88.2 file, the driver says the unit is being fed 24/192. I use Peachtree own driver (WASAPI). When I play 16/44.1, the driver does say it's being fed 16/44.1. My take is that the Peachtree driver is upsampling to 24/192 when it's being fed by 24/88.2 signal.
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The only difference I see in the two models is the dimension and weight. The TRO480 is slightly bigger and heavier.TRO490: 18.1 x 13.3 x 10.8 inches ; 9 poundsTRO480: 18.1 x 13.3 x 15 inches ; 10.8 poundsThe letters b and s represent the color. bs is for Black and Silver, while b is just black.Ranjana