what are the differences between the HP and the HP twist and lock and the Return jet? The HP twist and Lock is very pricey.
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The HP is an in-line cartridge and uses a separate flow sensor (included). It is used when you have long lines between the filter and the pool. The return jet version has a built in flow sensor in the cartridge and attaches directly to the return jet fitting of the pool. The twist lock is a high current plug for the filter connection. The standard unit can handle up to 15A for the filter pump and the twist lock can handle up to 20A. If your filter pump has a standard 3 prong plug then you don't need the twist lock model and if you were to get one, then you would need to replace the plug on the filters cord to match it. The HP is an in-line cartridge and uses a separate flow sensor (included). It is used when you have long lines between the filter and the pool. The return jet version has a built in flow sensor in the cartridge and attaches directly to the return jet fitting of the pool. The twist lock is a high current plug for the filter connection. The standard unit can handle up to 15A for the filter pump and the twist lock can handle up to 20A. If your filter pump has a standard 3 prong plug then you don't need the twist lock model and if you were to get one, then you would need to replace the plug on... » Read More The HP is an in-line cartridge and uses a separate flow sensor (included). It is used when you have long lines between the filter and the pool. The return jet version has a built in flow sensor in the cartridge and attaches directly to the return jet fitting of the pool. The twist lock is a high current plug for the filter connection. The standard unit can handle up to 15A for the filter pump and the twist lock can handle up to 20A. If your filter pump has a standard 3 prong plug then you don't need the twist lock model and if you were to get one, then you would need to replace the plug on the filters cord to match it. « Show Less
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The return jet is just that it attaches to the return jet on your pool and doesn't require a water flow switch. I'm sure it could be converted to the twist and lock style by changing out the fittings on your return line plumbing.
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It is basically just like the cigarette lighter or power port in your car. You can plug your phone charger or power supplies into it. No twist lock that I am aware of.
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It is true that the real CH-47s have two main rotors (Fwd and Aft) that spin opposite directions but are linked together via sync shafts. This counter-rotation cancels out any torque effect and allows to maximize engine power for lift. The aerodynamics of this toy are obviously different buy keep in mind that there is no flight control closet, or upper dual boost actuators, Longitudinal cyclic trims, etc......But, it does fly well when everything is working properly, and it is a lot of fun, and is about 20 bucks compared to about 30 million. and yes, I am a Chinook pilot and I still have fun chasing my cat around the house with this helicopter (she seems to enjoy it too). It is true that the real CH-47s have two main rotors (Fwd and Aft) that spin opposite directions but are linked together via sync shafts. This counter-rotation cancels out any torque effect and allows to maximize engine power for lift. The aerodynamics of this toy are obviously different buy keep in mind that there is no flight control closet, or upper dual boost actuators, Longitudinal cyclic trims, etc......But, it does fly well when everything is working properly, and it is a lot of fun, and is about 20 bucks compared to about 30 million. and yes, I am a Chinook pilot and I still have... » Read More It is true that the real CH-47s have two main rotors (Fwd and Aft) that spin opposite directions but are linked together via sync shafts. This counter-rotation cancels out any torque effect and allows to maximize engine power for lift. The aerodynamics of this toy are obviously different buy keep in mind that there is no flight control closet, or upper dual boost actuators, Longitudinal cyclic trims, etc......But, it does fly well when everything is working properly, and it is a lot of fun, and is about 20 bucks compared to about 30 million. and yes, I am a Chinook pilot and I still have fun chasing my cat around the house with this helicopter (she seems to enjoy it too). « Show Less
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this is the south american version. what Hp does is sell the same cartridge with different chips based on geographical region. the reason they do this so they can sell it at different prices in the different locations. in north america that same thing can be sold at a much steeper price. so to answer your question the problem is hp.
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Remember, if this does not or fit it is easy to return to Amazon. If there is an issue, send me the model information on your laptop and I will search some more for you. HP has been good to us over the years and we have 3 HP computers and 2 printers that continue to function.
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I only own the 2540, but just scanning the specs, it seems as if the 2542 is faster. I can't see any other notable difference: both offer wireless connectivity and the ability to do basic printing jobs as well as scanning and copying. They use the same inks, and the printing & scanning resolution seems similar. You may want to ask HP what the differences between them are (vs whether they are basically the same device). The paper feed on the 2542 may be different? But I can't tell without having one here, and suspect that many others out there own either one or the other but not both, and so may have a tough time addressing this question.
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Never used one, but it is supposedly a remanufactured version of the HP98. My gut says that yes they are the same, but I can't tell you for certain from experience.
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To answer your question: I don't know. They are both good units. Both companies have good names. I bought the Powermatic because I have a Powermatic bench top morticing machine that works well. I like the remote control of the powermatic, but I wouldn't say no to a Jet, for the right price.
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Keep the 1 hp pump. The intelliflow will actually cost you more then a regular 1 hp pump.
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I think the main difference is how the water is extracted. I believe the Hurricane Mop has a foot pedal to pump, while the Twist and Shout Mop extracts the water by the up and down motion in the 'centrifuge' basket. Actually, that was the reason I bought the Twist and Shout instead of the Hurricane mop - less parts to break.
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Go to the HP website. You can do a side by side comparison of the two models. There are a few slight differences that may or may not made a difference to you based on your usage. When I bought mine in Jan through amazon the price was $749. So prices must be coming down or amazon was able to get a good deal, because it cost more at HP.
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Hi, im not sure...if u go onto hp's site and look for the "stock" # that matches yours,you can compare...That's what I did to find this...I havent had any issues with this one so far... Sorry I couldnt be of more help to you.
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I have never used the HP Officejet so I honestly cannot give you an opinion. I chose this particular scanner for it's mobility because my husband uses it when he travels for work.
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HP specs indicate that the 901XL prints up to 700 pages while the 901 only prints up to 200 pages so yes the XL is worth the extra cost if you have a lot of black printing.
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I really don't know how the Ridgid spindle compares to the Jet, and I only have experience with the Ridgid. Try one of the forums. Plenty of guys, plenty of opinions. Make some sawdust.
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I can't really answer your question as I sent it back to HP, sorry. The vendor screwed me over by not taking it back because I ran ink through the jets which was NOT in their return policy and then Amazon did NOT step up to the plate when they should have. HP was VERY nice in working something out with me. Best of luck
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It demands on which HP you are comparing it to. It not as nice as my high end HP but it is pretty close.