which is better? blue or orange cdi's? which one advances timing the most?
241129
I have the orange and it didn't remove the 30 mph limiter. Gonna try the blue
241130
Blue is better..When my installer saw it said add $$ to your scooter when you sell it
1185242
Smart Evolution Chipset installed in the 7500 and seems to have a faster clear motion rate. Comparisons are readily available on Samsung's website of all of their models. That's how I just answered your question.
2058197
I am not sure as I have not compared. I do know you will be very pleased by these for sure. They are clear/bright and have perfect hint of blue. My previous pair lasted many years (10 plus years) so consider this when thinking of cost. Hope this helps a little.
1556112
There is no delay in switching colors. The remote device allows 'flashing' between colors. Also, it has a 'fade'. and colors can be switched by manual control. However, I noticed a dealer selling a remote that responds to music. Check that one out also. I saw a video and it looked good.
673948
I've used both and as a personal preference, I prefer the orange. It's a bit sweeter and a bit more pronounced in salads.
327893
I am thinking of purchasing the blue version and would love to have an answer to your question.
1761824
Yes to the blue, no to TFSR, I think the blue are LED's. Hard to see in direct sunlight, I have always thought red was the better choice. Source: http://www.whistlergroup.com/radar-detector-pro-catalog/pro-78se-laser-radar-detectors-product.aspx?id=84
276194
I have bought and used BOTH. As far as my personal experience with them is concerned,the ONLY difference is that one was white, and one was blue. They both worked fine!
740347
Unfortunately no :(. The chip that determines the sequences only has a blue flash, or more of a pulse if you wave your hand around. If you want to have continuously blue I would suggest some products from Emazinglights.
1732752
had to edit my answer because it's cheaper than i thought:http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__54822__OrangeRx_T_SIX_2_4GHz_DSM2_Compatible_6CH_Transmitter_w_10_Model_Memory_and_3_Pos_Switch_Mode_2_.htmlthe dx6i is prob easier to program & there is lots of info online. Lots of folks use orange now, so tons of info on this too. I have a DX8 too & love it. This will take you a long way for 1/3 the cost.
1894803
DBID looks to be a newer version of BID. DBID has 50 CD/m^2 more brightness, and 1ms more response time. So it'll be a little faster and brighter. It also is 2.6lbs. lighter than BID.
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Hi there, I honestly did not find these bulbs to be a whole lot brighter than my OEM ones. The blue tint on the exterior improves clarity ever so slightly but not enough to be worth it. To actually do a worthwhile upgrade of your lights, you should get an HID kit. These kits take a bit of time to install but the results are amazing. Yes, they cost more than a regular pair of halogen bulbs but they last longer and literally shine twice as bright. Kensun brand has the lowest prices and decent build quality. My last suggestion - if you get HID - is to get a kit where the "temperature" of the bulb is not any higher than 5000K. If you go over 5000 the color of your lights will be blue and actually less bright.a Hi there, I honestly did not find these bulbs to be a whole lot brighter than my OEM ones. The blue tint on the exterior improves clarity ever so slightly but not enough to be worth it. To actually do a worthwhile upgrade of your lights, you should get an HID kit. These kits take a bit of time to install but the results are amazing. Yes, they cost more than a regular pair of halogen bulbs but they last longer and literally shine twice as bright. Kensun brand has the lowest prices and decent build quality. My last suggestion - if you get HID - is to get a kit where the... » Read More Hi there, I honestly did not find these bulbs to be a whole lot brighter than my OEM ones. The blue tint on the exterior improves clarity ever so slightly but not enough to be worth it. To actually do a worthwhile upgrade of your lights, you should get an HID kit. These kits take a bit of time to install but the results are amazing. Yes, they cost more than a regular pair of halogen bulbs but they last longer and literally shine twice as bright. Kensun brand has the lowest prices and decent build quality. My last suggestion - if you get HID - is to get a kit where the "temperature" of the bulb is not any higher than 5000K. If you go over 5000 the color of your lights will be blue and actually less bright.a « Show Less
1930608
Mine was bought on July 2011 and the LED colors were blue. Still going strong btw, love these speakers =)
2035399
You should use the data repeater. Even with good connections you will notice a difference in colors on the 2nd strand. If you choose white, the first strand will be white and the 2nd strand will have a yellow tint to it. I did not notice this much on blue when I use that color.
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NOT just a display preference. The strobe is much more accurate. Standard modes are 0.5 cent accurate and strobe is .1 cent. From T.C. Electronics website:"Chromatic ChampBesides the Polyphonic tuner, PolyTune has a chromatic tuner that can hang with the best current tuning technology out there, with an amazing 0.5 cent accuracy.-----------------------------------------------------------------Full Strobe AheadThe strobe tuner in PolyTune 2 is super accurate and super fast. Finetune your instruments with surgical precision at blinding speeds. Sounds good, right? We're talking +/- 0.1Cent tuning accuracy and in case you don't really know what that means - believe us there are atomic clocks that'd kill for that accuracy." NOT just a display preference. The strobe is much more accurate. Standard modes are 0.5 cent accurate and strobe is .1 cent. From T.C. Electronics website:"Chromatic ChampBesides the Polyphonic tuner, PolyTune has a chromatic tuner that can hang with the best current tuning technology out there, with an amazing 0.5 cent accuracy.-----------------------------------------------------------------Full Strobe AheadThe strobe tuner in PolyTune 2 is super accurate and super fast. Finetune your instruments with surgical precision at blinding speeds.... » Read More NOT just a display preference. The strobe is much more accurate. Standard modes are 0.5 cent accurate and strobe is .1 cent. From T.C. Electronics website:"Chromatic ChampBesides the Polyphonic tuner, PolyTune has a chromatic tuner that can hang with the best current tuning technology out there, with an amazing 0.5 cent accuracy.-----------------------------------------------------------------Full Strobe AheadThe strobe tuner in PolyTune 2 is super accurate and super fast. Finetune your instruments with surgical precision at blinding speeds. Sounds good, right? We're talking +/- 0.1Cent tuning accuracy and in case you don't really know what that means - believe us there are atomic clocks that'd kill for that accuracy." « Show Less
1287250
Never used blue, they usually send orange when I order. They work the best for me, put you have to try different ones to see what works for you.
597888
I ended up purchasing the orange version, and the digits themselves light up in a more greenish color - not a greenish-blue like my previous Timex watch. A side note I thought was worth mentioning is that the watch seems to emit a high-pitched sound when the Indiglo is engaged.