what's the difference between this item and WMF perfect plus 6.5 liter?
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Nothing apart from the quart one is packaged for sale in the US - this 6.5 quarts is really 6.9 quarts / 6.5 liters.
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They seem exactly the same in regard to functionality. The only difference I can tell is that this one has a hard plastic shell and the round one does not. This would be useful in cases where liquid can get on the filter or stray sparks could land on it and cause damage (in uses with welding). This one is protected against the elements and will therefore last longer. I'm sure the round filters are fine if well taken care of and not used in environments where they can get damaged. Hope this helps.
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I don't know. I use mine. With a M- 6 /BI know it will fit the next bigger tank because it has lots of room for a. Bigger tank. My tank lasts about 2 hours at 2 liters. My tanks font say how much they hold
755463
I don't remember. I got fed up with the changes made in the design and the difficulty of finding it at a reasonable price so I ordered a Whirlpool that is the same size, but is easier to clean and has more wattage!
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Carlos, The larger is approximately 8 quarts, which I think is 7.5 liters. The short one is about 4.25 quarts or 4 liters. They both are nice sizes to work with. Both are heavier than most pressure cookers, because more stainless steel is put into them then other cookers. Doug
2018798
I believe the difference between the two models is the NLT205M has the hose guide to help roll the hose. The SFB205M doesn't have the hose guide. (Slide Trak)
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2 and 7/16" sounds right to me. I just checked a couple of other sites and they had the same price as Amazon for this particular filter disk, or slightly higher. Checked the Able Brewing web site, and $12.50 is also the MSRP. And for whatever it's worth, my experience with Amazon's customer service has been pretty good nearly every time I've had to contact them. Had a few less-than-satisfactory exchanges, but nothing I'd describe as "trash."
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Look at Shurflo website. There is no difference in GPM or pressure setting. Have no idea why there's two different model numbers, but you could ask Shurflo. They should be interchangeable.
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Hi JohnI just checked mine and it is 6.8 fluid oz's,or 200 mls. It's a top deal.I checked it out here in Australia and was rapt to purchase it. Cheers. Ken.
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The difference appears to be volume. The item listed here is one pint (smaller & lower price). The item you're comparing it to is one quart (larger & higher price).
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It would seem that the main differences are size, style and power. The differences are minor. Do you want a model that can hold 6 cups or 5 cups? Do you want 500 watts of power or 600 watts. There's no real difference between them. They're all great models. My recommendation - unless you know you need that 6th cup of space - just get which one you think looks better.
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Yes but I prefer abena xplus, thicker. But out of each molicare: 9.5 abena: 9.7 IMHO your mmv but each will work. Depends on how fast fluid releases though.
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Download here http://www.wmf.com/fileadmin/user_upload/wmf-de/Service/Bedienungsanleitungen/PDF/Perfect_Plus_SKT_Bedienungsanleitung.pdf
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I found this on their web site. The only problem is the model numbers on Amazon are not the same. http://www.wmf-usa.com does not give the specs. This is page 6 of the owners manual for 8 1/2 quart http://www.wmf.com/wmf/upload/pdf/perfectplus_BAL_en_20070216_1904.pdf First ring: approx. 110C or 230 F (operating pressure 45 kPa, or 45 kilopascal = 6.526698198 psi regulating pressure 90 kPa) or 90 kilopascal = 13.053396396 psi for delicate foods such as fish or compote Second ring: approx. 119C or 246.2 F (operating pressure 95 kPa, or 95 kilopascal = 13.778585084 psi regulating pressure 130 kPa (18.854905905 psi), max. 150 kPa (21.75566066 psi) for all other foods. According to Miss Vicki High Pressure 15psi, 257F is the standard. difference between the regulating pressure & the operating pressure. I assume its highs & lows. Either way the temp is rated at 246 F. Thus I think this model would take slightly longer to cook.
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The M9 tank is shorter an fatter than the M6 tank, the M6 tank is taller and not as fat. The Oxygen Cylinder Bag showing is made for the M6 tank, same one i use.( Google Oxygen Cylinder Tank Sizes ),and it will bring up a chart showing the tank sizes .
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There are a number of differences, including: 1. The handle on the 6 is built in, while in the 5 it flips up.2. The 6 has a cover around the base; the 5 does not.3. The food tray is bigger and rounder on the 6.4. The 6 has a bigger juice bowl and pulp bin.5. The auger on the 6 is 8 times stronger than the 5's.6. The on switch on the 5 is on the top of the juicer while the 6 has it on the back.7. The 6 has a 15 year warranty. The 5 only 10 years.8. The 5 is about $40 cheaper than the 6.
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You can get more detailed info here: it's the same product http://m.dickssportinggoods.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3995999