If anyone is familiar with this and the the 13,500 unit I would appreciate an opinion about the two. Which one performs best ?
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The 13,500 unit has higher ampere rating but NOT WATER PROOF AND NOT BUILT AS STURDY as the 12,000 unit
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Main differences between the NT135T and the NT120R are as follows; the NT135T has slightly more power than the NT120R, but the NT120R is ruggedized which means it is shock proof, water proof and dust proof. I chose the NT120R because of the amount of power you get out of it and that it is more versatile. You can take it anywhere without worrying about damaging it, work, home or play. You will be happy with either, but consider your possible uses and locations.
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Most reviews seem to be for the 725, but my mother is using the 525 and aside from a cable issue it's been really good, she says it's also very quiet and runs with no problems.
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It is an outstanding unit and you will not be disappointed. however, it probably is over-kill. i recall there is a less expensive unit that i bet is more than adequate...I recall it was basically the same unit but maybe without certain attachments?
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Jay I have 4 of these Might Mules for several years now. I am going to give you my answer that worked after I vent. Mighty Mule has an advantage because of market share -- the clicker, parts, batteries, etc. all at Home Depot, Tractor Supply, etc. And they have been reasonably reliable. I can see from the DVR and magazine size instruction booklet that they have had customers provide feedback that the user interface is not "5 star". At least it is not for me. I think I finally assumed in the black and white documentation that black meant black and white meant red and put the black into the insert toward the top and red (or positive if using different color wire) is beneath it. I think I reversed it once and the good thing is it just blows the fuse which is easy to change. Another good thing is you have the 500 which is way easier to deal with than the 350 by far. I have two other things to add. When the thing starts beeping at some point (and it will) the first guess is always the battery, they go out between 1-2 years. Sometimes it will jam and it will be necessary to unhook the arm and manually screw it in a few rounds or so to get it unjammed then hold the close set button down to clear then reset the closed position. Reading the beep sequence guide in the manual was, for me, interesting. I hope Mighty Mule has a social media group that reads these posts and will see I am not flaming them. If I bought a 5th unit it would be a Mighty Mule. BUT, I would pay them $100 to get a "500 Plus" for which there was an LED read out of status, well marked and easier interfaces. I have to pull out the manual every time one of my 4 goes on the blink. Come on Mighty Mule ... congrats on achieving market share dominance now fortify it by improving user interface. Hire someone from Apple engineering to oversee moving to a more fool proof (I am the fool here, not Jay) interface.
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Not sure since I only have the 550 model. But I imagine not a big difference. 550 is very durable
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I had a branch I cut land on the son gun, and broke mine, but it tipped down was all. Still works like a champ (my 8200U) and have another property and want the same thing. I am awaiting answer to see if indeed it is a 8200U as description states, unlike selection box that states 8220. perplexed. But, do you have image issues or is it working the same ? If so, run with it. If not, do you have a pre-amp ? If not, get one. Mine gets a 2 hr drive away at nite or early day, to the west (pointed NE) and 68 miles South, same time frames.
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&#65297;&#65296;&#65296;&#65296; version is a larger monitoring unit, where as 1300 model is a much smaller compact unit. Both of which does the same thing just matter of size.
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If i had to guess i'd say it probably just takes a little less power. The circuits are a little smoother. And when i say little i mean very minute details. My 1312 performs flawlessly.. I'm pretty sure it's just a newer model so as expected they just changed a few things around and now they have a whole "new" piece of equipment.
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I have the 732 as well. Great unit, I actually own 2 of them! I would recommend buying the 732 and extra 6' leads. Use the leads that come with the unit as backups, these leads will fail. The cost of a 732 with additional leads is approx the same as a 733.
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If that's all than it's not worth the extra price. The LN37A550 costs less than the LN32A65. I might just look at the 37A550 instead.
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This is the exact question I have now. I am leaning toward the 1300LM mainly cause of the lifetime updates of maps. any advice? Thanks!
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I can't speak about the 500, but I will say that I am extremely pleased with the 700. Plenty of volume, very clean, runs cool even over long periods at high volume. Bass and treble range and response are excellent, At this price point, a very impressive unit.
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I've owned both and feel pretty strongly that the digital is worth the 130. My Analogs are just rugged peltors, where the digitals are a dream.
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Price...I have spent four times the 800 dollar amount at my last place...this has been the best and better unit for the price. I keep it in my well house and have done probably 30 gallons a week for the last year. Still performs flawless. I found another on craigslist for half the price New..bought it too. Same model..
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Hi CB,I am looking at KEF's at 6ave, they have some great package deals. Did you consider the KEF 3005 before deciding on 5005? I am confused between both. Price difference is three hundred dollars.ThanksB
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I own the 600 and it appears to be bigger in size than the 500. It is very large.
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I have both the S1500M as well as the S1300. I can attest that both work well on a mac, the quality of the scan seems to be very good [and equal between the two models]. The software is quite customizable and capable, including the ability to scan to a network drive, google docs, etc... However, I can verify the comment from 'Desalegn' above, who indicated that the 1300 is slower. It is A LOT slower. If speed is any concern for you, then I would recommend the 1500 variety. The additional size of the 1500 is not that significant when compared with the 1300, unless you actually plan on lugging the scanner around with you. The other benefit of the 1300 is that it can be powered via the USB port on your computer, and the 1500 cannot. This is a big deal for the traveling office. If you are trying to decide between the two models, it is really an issue of portability. If you are traveling and need a scanner to go with you to do some light volume imaging, you will be happy with the 1300. If you are going to use it on a desk, you will be much happier with the 1500. The 1500 can be moved around without too much trouble, just not in a laptop bag like the 1300. Moving the 1500 between offices once in awhile won't cause much distress, and the speed of the scanning will make the trouble more than worthwhile, but you're not going to travel with it on a business trip.