is this a step up or a step down from enc 5418 a
1080502
I can't answer since I've only had duo-fast. But the duo-fast is really good. No jams and really does as advertised.
1080503
It appears to be the same item, except they changed the number. See this link:http://www.toolbarn.com/duofast-1016055.html
807451
There are different correction levels. Don't know about lowest/highest comparison. It is working well on our high-energy, highly social yellow lab.
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I am not certain. It was purchased for my son who is away at college. I've heard it while he was practicing when at home, but didn't check it out closely. It's the one the college proft put on the list of required items.
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It's a bit advanced for freshman physics but will be verry handy down the road. It is easy to use but your teachers probably won't know how to use it right off the bat because it's not the standard TI-80 layout.
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My understanding is O1 is slightly better and the change was a factory decision. I may be wrong about it but either one is good, outstanding even. I have the Laredo in what I believe is SK5 and a Natchez in O1 and have sharpened both, neither seemed better at sharpeneing or edge retention or wear. Both of mine are shaving sharp and yes I have used them outdoors with no problems just be sensable and don't start whacking on the handles. Both blade steels I highly recommended. The only steel (layered) that I know to be better is the San Mai but the price increase is substantial. I hope this helps you. My understanding is O1 is slightly better and the change was a factory decision. I may be wrong about it but either one is good, outstanding even. I have the Laredo in what I believe is SK5 and a Natchez in O1 and have sharpened both, neither seemed better at sharpeneing or edge retention or wear. Both of mine are shaving sharp and yes I have used them outdoors with no problems just be sensable and don't start whacking on the handles. Both blade steels I highly recommended. The only steel (layered) that I know to be better is the San Mai but the price increase is substantial. I hope this... » Read More My understanding is O1 is slightly better and the change was a factory decision. I may be wrong about it but either one is good, outstanding even. I have the Laredo in what I believe is SK5 and a Natchez in O1 and have sharpened both, neither seemed better at sharpeneing or edge retention or wear. Both of mine are shaving sharp and yes I have used them outdoors with no problems just be sensable and don't start whacking on the handles. Both blade steels I highly recommended. The only steel (layered) that I know to be better is the San Mai but the price increase is substantial. I hope this helps you. « Show Less
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Hi, not sure what the difference is exactly, but I must admit that I find this one much better than the previous one. It is lighter and more durable so I fully recommend getting 83 slow. Sorry I can't be more of help
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If your looking for a lot of options I would suggest getting either the next step up I think 501 not sure tho this one doea not have many cool options
800233
I can see no difference in the two models. Don't know what the E designation means.
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Brant, The 2950 has hardware virtualization. When it comes to DEP, the E5440 has an execute disable bit for hardware based DEP and for software based DEP you should look through the support of the OS you are planning to install.
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They are not close. 861:2 is golden and darker. 911/2 is much lighter. I have used both and now using 91/1/2.aybe 86 for summer?
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I went to Lufkin's official website, and the only difference I could find was that the X46F is graduated a little differently; from their PDF catalog: "X46F has flat, inside markings; numbering begins oninside of rule." I'm not sure what that means in real-world terms; I'd have to have the two of 'em side-by-side. The X46 is a "standard" folding rule, graduated like almost every other commonly available rule.
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I ordered Grade B, however they also have Grade A. I find grade B to be darker and richer in taste.
427908
They are both great, volume 2 is a bit more difficult so I would start w/ volume 1. It will get you great results if you stick to the schedule.
758970
Yes, its a 440 grade. As far as class, I'm not sure if its a class A,B or C.
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Grade A is thinner and, to me, has less maple taste. Grade B is more of an amber, read darker, color and has a more robust maple flavor. Grade B is also somewhat more viscous. Either one can be used in a recipe. The jug actually says 'Grade B'.
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I heard from other people that the Fiio E17 has slightly better and clearer highs, not really noticeable, when listening to certain music like classical, ballad, etc. The E18 has better lows, which make music like EDM, R&B;, Hip-Hop all more enjoyable. I do believe it was said that the E18 does have a bigger soundstage, but that really depends on the capabilities of the headphones/speakers connected to it. Overall, if you already own the E17, then the E18 is not really too big of an upgrade, seeing as they are essentially similar. The E18 does have some features that the E17 does not, but they are more gimmicks/goodies than actual upgrades. And that goes both ways for the E17 as well. I heard from other people that the Fiio E17 has slightly better and clearer highs, not really noticeable, when listening to certain music like classical, ballad, etc. The E18 has better lows, which make music like EDM, R&B;, Hip-Hop all more enjoyable. I do believe it was said that the E18 does have a bigger soundstage, but that really depends on the capabilities of the headphones/speakers connected to it. Overall, if you already own the E17, then the E18 is not really too big of an upgrade, seeing as they are essentially similar. The E18 does have some features that the E17 does... » Read More I heard from other people that the Fiio E17 has slightly better and clearer highs, not really noticeable, when listening to certain music like classical, ballad, etc. The E18 has better lows, which make music like EDM, R&B;, Hip-Hop all more enjoyable. I do believe it was said that the E18 does have a bigger soundstage, but that really depends on the capabilities of the headphones/speakers connected to it. Overall, if you already own the E17, then the E18 is not really too big of an upgrade, seeing as they are essentially similar. The E18 does have some features that the E17 does not, but they are more gimmicks/goodies than actual upgrades. And that goes both ways for the E17 as well. « Show Less
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Dimensions are only difference. 008668 is taller and narrower than other. Both are EPA compliant according to literature.