what is the differance between the 333 and the 400
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Hi Pamela, I'm certainly not an expert on these heaters but when I called the company they expiated that the 400 is a little larger than the 333 and will heat the pool up quick but conversely burns more gas per hour. We bought it b/c it was for a vacation house we only use on weekends and needed it to heat quicker for short periods of time. I hope this help.Sincerely,Michael
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The amount of BTUs. One model puts out 333,000 BTUs and the other 400,000 BTUs, so one will heat up your spa or pool much quicker
1061842
I have the 400, recommended by my pool guys. Probably has to do with the size of your pool, and the amount of water/ surface to be heated. We have had ours for three seasons now, love it!
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I dont know about the 333 but im very pleased with the 400 series it fast and eefficient highlly recomnded it
1061844
It's the amount of power the unit has. The more power you have the faster you heat. I have a 400 and it heats my hot tub in about an hour.
1090229
I own the 600 and it appears to be bigger in size than the 500. It is very large.
230915
No. I believe the 420 and the 400 are the same unit. Both batteries produce the same power and run speeds at 20 volts. The 4AH battery will last twice as long as the 2AH battery, but with having two 2AH batteries one can be charging while the other is in use, although time taken to fully charge is a few hours. Hope that helps.
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There are two differences that I've found. The most obvious is the color of the instrument. The 312 is simulated rosewood while the 314 is simulated ebony wood. The next difference is the sound of the instrument, specifically the color or the tone. It's kind of hard to put into words but one isn't better or worse than the other, just different (and not by much). I'd say you'd do fine w/ either the 312 or 314, but I'm more partial to my 314. Also, I'd recommend either the 312 or 314 over the 302 simply because of the texture. The 302 is smooth while the 312/314 have texture, making them easier to hold on to. There are two differences that I've found. The most obvious is the color of the instrument. The 312 is simulated rosewood while the 314 is simulated ebony wood. The next difference is the sound of the instrument, specifically the color or the tone. It's kind of hard to put into words but one isn't better or worse than the other, just different (and not by much). I'd say you'd do fine w/ either the 312 or 314, but I'm more partial to my 314. Also, I'd recommend either the 312 or 314 over the 302 simply because of the texture. The 302 is smooth while the 312/314 have texture, making them... » Read More There are two differences that I've found. The most obvious is the color of the instrument. The 312 is simulated rosewood while the 314 is simulated ebony wood. The next difference is the sound of the instrument, specifically the color or the tone. It's kind of hard to put into words but one isn't better or worse than the other, just different (and not by much). I'd say you'd do fine w/ either the 312 or 314, but I'm more partial to my 314. Also, I'd recommend either the 312 or 314 over the 302 simply because of the texture. The 302 is smooth while the 312/314 have texture, making them easier to hold on to. « Show Less
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I have never used a 4000, but i went out to the Omega site and compared the 2 juicers. the 4000 is probably the prelude to the bmj330. the bmg330 is pretty new to the market but the 4000 parts fit on it. Omega beats the other company hands down on their 10 year warranty - which is shy i went with the omega juicer. i got mine for 99 on
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Both the 40200H and 40300H have a helical head with HSS inserts instead of 2-3 full width blades, But the 40200H is heavier and tougher built. Just look at the weight of the machine and you will see that the 40200H is 95 lbs and the 40300H is 66 lbs. The 40200H has snipe lock and 2 threaded rods for height adjustment (and 4 smooth ones for support) whereas the 40300H has no snipe lock and 4 threaded rods. Also the 40300H spins at 10000RPM and the 40200H spins at 9000RPM. The Steel City website titles the 40300H as 13" Portable Planer with Helical Head and the 40200H as 13" Deluxe Portable Planer with Helical Head. Both the 40200H and 40300H have a helical head with HSS inserts instead of 2-3 full width blades, But the 40200H is heavier and tougher built. Just look at the weight of the machine and you will see that the 40200H is 95 lbs and the 40300H is 66 lbs. The 40200H has snipe lock and 2 threaded rods for height adjustment (and 4 smooth ones for support) whereas the 40300H has no snipe lock and 4 threaded rods. Also the 40300H spins at 10000RPM and the 40200H spins at 9000RPM. The Steel City website titles the 40300H as 13" Portable Planer with Helical Head and the 40200H as 13" Deluxe... » Read More Both the 40200H and 40300H have a helical head with HSS inserts instead of 2-3 full width blades, But the 40200H is heavier and tougher built. Just look at the weight of the machine and you will see that the 40200H is 95 lbs and the 40300H is 66 lbs. The 40200H has snipe lock and 2 threaded rods for height adjustment (and 4 smooth ones for support) whereas the 40300H has no snipe lock and 4 threaded rods. Also the 40300H spins at 10000RPM and the 40200H spins at 9000RPM. The Steel City website titles the 40300H as 13" Portable Planer with Helical Head and the 40200H as 13" Deluxe Portable Planer with Helical Head. « Show Less
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I don't know what the difference is. All I know is that the 6301 only functioned for about 4 weeks. After that they just stopped communicating with each other.
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Just went through this debate myself. In the store, my husband noticed how different the screens were. The 500 series was much brighter than the 300 and sure enough, it states so on the garmin comparison page. Here's your link, hope it helps.http://www.garmin.com/garmin/cms/us/ontheroad/streetpilotcseries
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According to Braun's current listing the only difference seems to be that the 380s has a lockable head plus a travel pouch. The 340 has neither.
1446271
The 4000 is intended for professional/hospital use vs. the 4520 which is a consumer product. In terms of actual function they are the same, but the 4000 has some anti-theft technology and seems (at least by feel/weight) to be more heavy duty and it also has as warning if the tip cover is not replaced between readings - I don't think the consumer model has this but both warn if there is no cover at all. My suggestion would be that if you are using this at home, the IRT-4520 is going to be a better way to go.
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The difference is the amount of ink. The 31 has 3ml of each color (or 9ml total) and the 41 has 4ml of each color (or 12ml total). If you're printer is compatible with the 51, that one has 7ml of each color (or 21ml) and is most likely going to be the best value.
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Yes the only difference in the 30 and 31 is size how much printing it is capable of doing.
419042
Not sure since I only have the 550 model. But I imagine not a big difference. 550 is very durable
1286634
Not sure on the "400" but we have the "300" and haven't had any problems so far.
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The 320 has 3 speeds that can be controlled with the buttons on the face or by the program. HSD is the fastest. UTL is in the middle. NLQ (near letter quality) is the slowest.The ML420 is a little faster and has 4 speeds.The other 2 responses are right on with their comments.If you are printing a lot of pages one page after another a laser printer is faster and quitter but the cost per page and the time of maintaining the printer will go up dramatically. The life of a laser printer is less then a forth of the life of a ML.
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For a 400mm lens you will need something in the 3000 series. I think Gitzo calls it the 3531, but check. I would go with a 3 extention leg rather than a 4 extension for the added stability. Gitzo designates that with the second to last digit in the number so they sell a 3531 or a 3541. If you are like me and don't care for gimble heads, then go with the Really Right Stuff RS55 ball head. That one is outstanding and can carry the weight. Really Right Stuff uses an Acra Swiss style plate. I love that system. Hope this helps.
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From what I can tell - nothing. It appears to have all the same features as the 400.