other than price, is there any difference between the 120 &amp; 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.
1496265
the b640 has most of the specs of the b630, but with the glossy finish of the b650. I am a fan of the 120hz and you notices the different with your blu-ray player or PS3 and the dead HD-DVD. It makes things pop-out a little and look a little unatural, but is like 3D on some movies. When you turn it way too high you get the halo effect and some blocking on fast scenes. Most people will buy a blu-ray player sooner or later so I say just go with the 120hz for the future. If you turn it off it is just like watching the b550. Most antenna broadcast will not pop out as much, since the source is not as good.
2002256
This is EXACTLY the issue with me as well. Ironically, I also do not watch TV that much, and currently have a 27 inch (Panasonic) CRT that I am looking to replace. I have pretty much decided to go with the 550 model. I looked at the two side-by-side in a store and could not notice the difference (a common cable feed -- probably 720p or 1080i -- was going to both). I don't know if the 120 Hz was on for the 650, but reading many comments here and other sites, it seems like this isn't worth it unless you watch alot of sports (alot of people seem to keep it off). As for the better contrast ratio for the 650 (50000:1 compared to 30000:1), I don't believe I could tell the difference. Aside from video, the extras for the 650 don't really seem worth it. You get the so-called Infolink which gives you capability of RSS feeds (presumably a limited number, possibly more in the future). But I am a news junky and like to look at all the various newspapers on the internet -- I'll stick with my computer. If I want, I'll just hook my computer up to the TV to look on the big screen. Extra HDMI port -- big deal, can always buy a switch box for cheaper than the difference. Other extras, if they exist, usually can be gotten around by buying external devices, if you want or need them. Bottom line, if you're like me, go for the cheaper 550. addendum to my previous post: Got the 550 and it's beautiful. Will not fret over whether I should have gotten the 650 (gotta get on with life). I avoided paying an extra ~$300 by doing this.
1591264
Sorry, I don't know if there is a difference. Maybe the prices just vary. I would compare and make sure the model #'s are exactly the same, and if not, research the model numbers.
940995
110 and 120 are the same. You'll actually get about 117 on average. (just to clarify the responses).
1035744
Sorry, but I dont know. All I know is that where I use it right now is 120 and it works fine.
175127
What I understand is the PA 130 replaces the PA-3C, and the PA 150 replaces the PA 130. To be certain read the requirements of the PSRE243 adapter to make sure it matches. There is more to it than the 12 V so make sure the mA (marked next to volts) are enough. And for less heat, I understand the larger adapters may run cooler.
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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 only diffrents I can see is the less wattage. I have 2 of the EC650 we are very pleased with both of them. I would recommend going with the 650 . Thanks Don
69409
The only difference is the adapter for the smoker. The 110 comes with a plastic threaded piece and the 120 comes with a metal bowl looking one.
810607
I am in the same boat. I found that the 1200 is the "newest" model of it... And don't like it. The 1400 looks slick, but doesn't have too good of reviews. Did you find anything since then? I see you posted in Jan. :)
54035
Depends on where you get it. Mine is 120. They sell 110's and 240's but they are much more expensive. Where are you located?
1184217
The 180 has 2 nozzles. The 120 just has one. I think I'd go with the 180. It doesn't cost much more.
709922
It doesn't look like there is any difference. I'd save the money and go with the less expensive ones.
1897849
I do not know the difference, but I love my EPC 1200. I would not trade it in either.
789690
Similar. Bit more plastic in the 140 (I think the cooling fan on the 130 might not be plastic, but haven't used one in a while). The 140 seems to run a little better, 140 also has ability to run a spool gun that the 130 could not. I'd call it better, and the Millermatic 130 hasn't been made for a few years - if you can pick up a used one cheap go for it, but for a good 110V Mig welder this one is hard to beat. Overall they are very similar, intended for the same use. The 140 w/ Autoset just cranks a little more, and can be easier to use for "first timers". Mine, I recently was welding 6" SCH 40 pipe (capping it with 3/16" plate, for ornamental work) and I was surprised at how well it ran with .030 wire. It's a good machine, and great for the home hobbyist.
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I think the only difference between the 2 are the preprogrammed games, recipes, etc. on the 750. And the touch of color which borders all sides on the 750 but only the top and bottom of the 650.