I've used a combo of 7-0, 7-7 with a bit of 0-77 for a boost. What is the diff between 7-7 and 7-77? New formulation??
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the 7-7 is a copper color{ medium is the level being a 7}---- 7-77 also copper but more intense this has a bit more of a warmer copper being a bit darker,,,,i hope I was helpful
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I have the chart to convert.... what used to be n7 is now 8-0 and what was k5 is now 6-7 so sorry if I missed guided but I think I know what I am talking about,,,,,,,,,,,, I used this for many years, as they changed with the time.... just call Schwarzkopf and ask if the number and letter was used in the past
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sandra may have some sort of "chart to convert" but I am a licensed and practicing cosmetologist that has been using all Schwarzkopf products for the last 24 years so I am the one you should listen to. Also, if you are not a licensed hairdresser you may not just call them up and get any info about color codes/numbers/letters/etc as she has stated.
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The difference is that 7-7 is no longer being made in Igora Royal, it is replaced with 7-77 which has a greater concentration of COPPER TONE and with the new HD Formulation they came out with in 2013 all colors have changed.......... beiges have more creamy golden warmness and coppers have a bigger lean in the orange tone direction versus a redddish tonal direction. Their number system is as follows: 1st number states the LEVEL of COLOR, the number after the dash tells you the TONE of the SHADE and if there is 2 numbers after the dash there is a primary and secondary tone in that color.... if there are 2 numbers after the dash and they are the same then its a extra intense shade in the same tone. The difference is that 7-7 is no longer being made in Igora Royal, it is replaced with 7-77 which has a greater concentration of COPPER TONE and with the new HD Formulation they came out with in 2013 all colors have changed.......... beiges have more creamy golden warmness and coppers have a bigger lean in the orange tone direction versus a redddish tonal direction. Their number system is as follows: 1st number states the LEVEL of COLOR, the number after the dash tells you the TONE of the SHADE and if there is 2 numbers after the dash there is a primary and secondary tone in that color....... » Read More The difference is that 7-7 is no longer being made in Igora Royal, it is replaced with 7-77 which has a greater concentration of COPPER TONE and with the new HD Formulation they came out with in 2013 all colors have changed.......... beiges have more creamy golden warmness and coppers have a bigger lean in the orange tone direction versus a redddish tonal direction. Their number system is as follows: 1st number states the LEVEL of COLOR, the number after the dash tells you the TONE of the SHADE and if there is 2 numbers after the dash there is a primary and secondary tone in that color.... if there are 2 numbers after the dash and they are the same then its a extra intense shade in the same tone. « Show Less
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Either is fine, 1.8 will be faster. Should be finished in just over an hour. The .9 means 900 MAH output, the 1.8 means 1800.
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Well, Theres not much difference between say 1, and 4, but as you get higher to around 8 you can feel it a lot more. 8 isn't that tough, but it surely works well enough to get you a workout.
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If I remember it correctly, it calls for between .6 and 1.2 but it reccomends .85 if you go to the pioneer site then it should have it listed or even google the instructions for this sub and it'll have it listed. I built mine to be exactly .85 and it sounds great.
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6 to 7.6. The increments are .2 as follows: 6.0, 6.4, 6.6, 6.8, 7.0, 7.2, 7.6 My kit was accurate and up to date.
557030
Sorry it was a type error I hit the 7 instead of the 6. I would use the 206 also. My apologies.
920141
I use .12 but if you're going to use it on airsoft games i'd use .20 (white are best)
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You can move it forward or back to a limit. I don't remember the numbers but Here is the manual: http://www.equalizerhitch.com/Equal-i-zer%20Support/installinstructions.php
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I second the comment that cassettes for 7, 8, and 9 are compatible usually on the same hub. Your derailleur and shifters will determine how many of the gears in the cassette will be used.
433127
My day to day use is with a #60 bit. I have had as small as a #68. Hope this helps.
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I don't remember the bit size, but as a general rule, just start small. :-)
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s.w.#1 goes from 4.4-4.2 4.0 3.8-3.5-3.3 MHZ #2 5.4-5.3-5.0-4.7-4.4-4.2- MHZ #3 6.7-6.6-6.3-6.0-5.6-5.4- #4 10-9.5-8.8-7.7-7.0-6.6 #5 14-13.6-13-12-11.3-10 6 18-17.8-16-15-14- 7 21.8-21-20-19.5-18.5-17.7I hope this is of use to you and answers your question.
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yes,but when you get into hundreths,(0.01) it only reads in 2 hundreths at a time....i.e. 0.02,0.04,0.06, etc.
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I think it's either the 0 or the 1. I honestly can't remember. My wife purchases these several months ago and she's not sure either.
1811742
thanks a lot. unfortunately I need a. .....673.... not a. ..273.... kindest rgds
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I have an old HP 11C eng calculator that calls for 871B. I also would like to know if these are proper replacement for 871B. Have also used MS76
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I've never done a 0.7, but it should. It has spaces as follows; 0.1-0.5, 0.5-1.0, 1.0-2.0 and 2.2