What is the difference, if any, between the SMH10-10 and SMH10-11?
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I beleive the 10-1x indicates the base type. The base mounts to the helmet and the separate BT module snaps into the base. 10-10 is the attached boom mic with attached speakers. 10-11 is the pluggable boom or wired mic and the ability to plug in ear buds. http://radiorider.com/headsets/bluetooth-helmet-headset-comparison.html
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Boom mike on the 10 (use with 3/4 or full helemet) and a glue in mike inside helmet front on full face helemt
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I beleive the 10-1x indicates the base type. The base mounts to the helmet and the separate BT module snaps into the base. 10-10 is the attached boom mic with attached speakers. 10-11 is the pluggable boom or wired mic and the ability to plug in ear buds.http://radiorider.com/headsets/bluetooth-helmet-headset-comparison.html
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A firmware update on the co. web site is the difference as I recall but I don't member exactly what was changed.
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I should've probably simply clicked the "I don't know" option, but when I was shopping for mine the 10-11 option had the optional button microphone. My kit came with both the boom and the button microphones. I found the button option was much easier to use in my helmet and gave me more room to get my drink hose up in there rather than bumping to the larger boom mic.
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Apart from the Mike difference as told by many reviewers, the 10-10 seems to be using the Bluetooth 2.1 version and the 10-11 seems to be using the Bluetooth 3.0 verison
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Hello Larry, i checked the #11 and i do not find any difference, mines work very good and it is upgradeable. i hope i helped you..
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The differences are detachable microphone with the ability to have a clamp on mic or a stick on mic. If you have a full face helmet, you can "stick" the mic directly in front of the helmet, in front of your mouth. Other than that, the main unit is the same. It's the clamp that is different.
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The 10-11 model is the newest version that includes a removable mike with beam or you can use the flexable mic that works best in a full-coverage helmet. The beam mic work best for an open face helmet. The original model 10-10 Only had the mic with beam, not the mic attached by wire that installs nicely into a full coverage helmet.
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The SM10 is a STEREO Bluetooth transmitting device! You'll get audio quality out of the SM10. While, the SR10 is a radio transceiver/mono-audio Bluetooth transmitting device. You'd use the SR10 to connect with Bluetooth to a CB radio. Both of the devices connect well to the SENA SMH10 motorcycle helmet head-set.
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The main difference between the Vi-110 and the older (and still produced) MB110 is that the new version has a pre-attached braided steel line (separate from the supply line) and a re-designed control panel. It is worth the extra few bucks over the also-excellent MB110.
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I believe there may be a typo in the question, shouldn't it be asking about rm2310 instead of pm2310? If it is just a typo, then the answer is yes it will replace the rm2310, check http://www.dometic.com/c17faeab-a5a2-436b-a032-b28317a7cff0.fodoc Later, Jim
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I think it is the same thing. Kitchen pro 11 is the one you want. I LOVE mine!
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I believe they are the same. I really like the 10 footer for laying in bed and watching movies, while the 10.1 note is charging.
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Regarding your inquiry, the differences between the H610 and H610 Pro are as follows: 1. Different stylus. H610 Pro uses a battery free stylus, which is a recharge one with latest Huion design while the H610 uses a stylus that needs one AAA battery. The recharge stylus has a better sense and responses better to the tablet. 2. Different surface texture. The H610 Pro has a slippery-proof texture of the tablet surface so you will feel more comfortable like drawing on a real paper when you use it. The old H610 doesn't have that. 3. Different resolution. The resolution of the H610 Pro is 5080 lines per inch, and the H610 is 4000 LPI. 4. Different reporting rate. The report rate of the H610 Pro is 233 resolutions per second while the H610's is 220 RPS. 5. Different box. The whole original packaging box of H610 Pro is different from the H610, which looks more modern. 6. Different driver. The new driver for the H610 Pro is confirmed to be compatible with windows 8.1 and mac osx 10.9. Thank you for your kind attention!
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this is just a housing so that you can use your own ear buds, no power connection. The smh10 has the USB power port for charging. Smh10 connects into this holder.
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I believe it's just an older model number. I haven't found anything with any difference between the two of them.
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It is the same machine as the 1100. I dont remember now why they are called differently. There was some change in the packing and I think one comes with a recepie book. other than that is the same 1100.
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I did an online chat with Philips support asking this exact question (after being surprised that Google could not help me!).There is no difference between HTL9100 and HTL7180.They are just different model #'s for different regions. The HTL9100 is the UK model, and HTL7180 is the USA model. Apparently any Philips product with a "/F7" at the end of the model number is the USA region's model.
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Yes, as Iyla said,Sensor and Processor are same(including the JPEG compression, Aperture, ISO selection method etc), but other hardware is different. Has twisting LCD, and direct dedicated dials, flash shoe etc. Though G11 has F 2.8 lense, it is much better quality than S90. S90 lense is pretty soft esp in corners. You can compare shots side by side at imaging-resource website. It is very clear G11 produced better/sharper pictures at same settings.
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I guess the difference between the hfs100 and the hfs10 is that the hfs10 has built in 32gb of memory meaning that even if you don't have an SD card you can record footage just like that in the hfs10. The hfs100 however doesn't have built in memory therefore you have to buy an SD if you wanna record footage.
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Not to cast any aspersions on the accuracy Rick's information, but is there anybody else who can independently verify this? I'm not sure what the advantage of the N110 would be over the NC10 SE if this is true.
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According to my understanding, none of the -h, or -f models are any different from the standard AR5B95 models. It was simply an FCC letter requirement that the nomenclature be different because they came pre-installed in different laptops during the timeframe and each model had to have a different nomenclature even though it was literally the same card. The bands, frequencies, and operating ranges in HZ are all exactly the same. This is the only difference I can see in the models. The -h was produced from 2008 to 2009, and the -f from 09 to 10, and the standard model from 10 to 10.
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I've had mine for over 2 years now. At that time, the SMH-10 was a "fits all" unit. I have no knowledge about any updated units, but I can tell you that you can either secure it with stick tape or via supplied clamp (I use the clamp). Never had any issues with fit, form or function. I do highly recommend this unit. It's never failed me, and has become a staple every time I ride.
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I do not believe there is any difference. I think one is the model number and the other is the serial number.