How does this system compare to the Crowley 5 in 1 system of same model type?
1049703
I have a Crosley (is that what you meant?) too. The Crosley looks nicer and is more durable but costs two or three times more. It also has cd and cassette. The Craig has just radio and record player, but was a great deal. I keep it at school and let my students use it between classes and it's still going strong a few years in. Sounds pretty good, too! You can't go wrong with either.
1049704
This is only a turntable and radio. It is Not a CD player. I have had it for 3 years now and it has stood the abuse of a classroom of kids. I wanted the turntable function and it has been great with a reasonable price.
2063808
One of my vehicles has the stick-on, my taco truck has the in-channel. My personal preference is for the in-channel. The in-channel required more manipulation, and I used some folded card board to press the adhesive tightly in the channel. I intentionally installed the system on a warm/hot day, since I knew the adhesion would be important. Anyway, I had the diy skills to properly install the system, and when installed properly, it ain't going anywhere, and nothing looks better.
1933716
My husband programed it to be honest. We purchased the 530A and the 540A. The 540A is much better to work with; when you set it for solar you never have to change the start time for it does it automatically with the season change. I took out the 530A and replaced it with the 540A because it was hard to see and bend down to get it reset. We just did it yesterday, along with another one from Lowes. To keep it follow the directions very carefully is all that i can say.
1426757
I never used this one. I returned the Safety 1 Travel System and purchased a Graco. Then I returned this. Sorry, I couldn't be more helpful
365418
looking at these items on ebay - the main difference seems to be dial control or digital control. My original one was a digital control (not like this new model) and honestly the problem I had was the digital button broke and I couldn't control heat. That is why I chose the dial this time
274579
I asked the same question and was told there the same units, the difference was the manuals. The one approved has more warnings in the manual. To be sure download each manual and compare the difference.
2020717
I have the rectangle one, 57161, which was discontinued. It was easy to install as a replacement for an older system. I run 5 lines. It has worked without any malfunctions, 3 X per week, for 5+ years.
381076
I've never owned one of those, but I will say this unit is way more capable of doing what you need. I still, and wont use all this machine's capabilities. Its a good constructed piece of equipment. I got two, one in my bug out bag.
1504783
Willy's right. It's not the best unit out there. My biggest complaint with it is that you can't just "run" all the programs starting "now", you either let it run them when scheduled, or you have to manually start each section. Not good. My older rainbird was much better, but it was fried by lightning.
213155
I am not sure what the older model did not have but I think you can down load the manual from Garman and check it out. I like the LMT feature. Has the speed, MPG, distance,trip planer, POI that are up to date and a lot more. One thing it did not have was gas stations with Diesel. (what I tow with). Wife wanted some new shoes and typed in Kohls and it took us to one that was less than 2years old. Has more features than I will need. hoped this helped
2046463
I can't compare the two, I have only installed the Eureka. But it works fine, for a smaller application.
1581192
not much difference. The Galaxian covers slightly more space. Also some of the american DJ systems have patterns. I have both but like the galaxian better
2273406
Yes, from what my research has come up with is that it is the same but less expensive. It works as well or even better than the more expensive module.
729030
I can not tell you the differencs, but if you are ready to buy I would check out honywell. They are a lot easier to set up.I had to replace one of my intermatic's and I went to honywell
2216273
I've used a Saitek Eclipse II for years. I've had this Perixx now for a day and it's almost exactly the same. The main difference, aside from branding, is the lack of silver detailing, no silver bar on the spacebar, and obviously (like the picture) it is black on black. The Saitek seems to have slightly smoother key response and a glossier feel to the keys, but the differences are very slight. Oh and the Windows keys are different: no circular indexing imprint on the Perixx. If you liked the Saitek Eclipse II, then you'll be happy with this one.
875654
We use this gate opener about 4 car lengths from the control box. It is 300 MHz and it has 10 switches inside the unit. The instructions that come with this are clear and these are easy to set up. Set the switches the same as your old model---or all of them the reverse of your old model if the unit is turned upside down. The best part of this model is the reliability--our first one lasted about 10 years and our second one has lasted about 3 years and it is still going. Prior to buying our second one we tried several other newer and smaller models and they would only work for 3-12 months---and these models were more expensive than this old reliable model. When I remembered this older model that we had previously used with long term success--I searched for the same model because we were having so many problems with the current, more cool looking models. We are very pleased with this model and highly recommend it if it is compatible with your system.
374247
We have the manuel model and it is very easy to use. I can't speak about the electric modle, because I have not used it. I can tell you that the paper in the manuel model MUST be VERY perfectly placed or it obviously will not punch correctly. If the electric model automatically shifts all the paper to perfictly alignment it would be worth the difference in price.