Anyone have experience with both the Uline H-150, and this 3M H180? Both have a following. Curious which you prefer?
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I am only familiar with the 3M H180 but know I really like it very well with no problems. However, it is very sharp so should only be used by adults with care. But it does the job very easily and quickly.
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I have been using the HC6000 for the last 6 months, the same thing basically but with two sensors to control when to start and stop pumping instead of the smarts to turn off the pump using a single sensor and current sensing like the HC8000. The HC8000 didn't work for me as it didn't sense when to stop pumping correctly and would only pump the pit out halfway before quitting. That being said, while it was pumping it was drawing ~850 Watts (measured with killawatt power meter) running my Utilitech 0.5 HP sump, pushing up about a 4 foot head over a 110 foot run. That works out to ~7.5 amps. Most of the stamps on all electronics that state current draw overstate the actual need, so I bet you will be safe with the Zoeller. BTW, I had a great experience with the vendor. I had to return the 8000 to get the 6000 and process was easy. I wish the 8000 had worked for me because I loved only having a single wire, but not for me. Something about my setup must have confused it's internals. . . good luck
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Oh ok thanks a lot! Im probably going to get the hfm300Thank you for your help
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Thanks for your continued helpful replies - I've also been comparing these two for my son who's headed off to Afghanistan, and we wanted something lightweight for Skyping - do you think there will be a big difference in graphics and processor capabilities between the two, and are there any other real apparant differences? I also read that the batteries for the two are interchangeable, and that the UL20A battery (higher wattage and longer charge) could be used in the 1201N, thus mitigating one of the biggest downsides of this model???
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Please post a link if you know this specific model is on sale somewhere! :) I've seen the lesser versions (1810TZ and 1410) on sale and people confuse them with the 1810T, but this is the specific one I'm hoping to buy ASAP!
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I just saw it in the store today. Did u see the "halo affect" around the edges. I could see it, bit I'm not sure it's a deal breaker. The 650 has the same PQ, but no Halo Affect. I may be going with the 650.
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I can't wait for a reviewer to get their hands on the HS20. Sounds great on paper.HS20 reportedly has Bigger CMOS sensor and faster circuits (along with a few other fixes, plus remote shutter release capable, more frames per second, SDXC, and includes a proper bayonet mounted hood).HS10 at under $400 sounded too good to be true, this sounds more like it, how it is worth the extra dough.DP Review reports the basics (propaganda):http://www.dpreview.com/news/1101/11010513fujifilmhs20exr.asp
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Hey,I ended up buying the WDEUBK10000N. So far no issues. It's build seems to be able to take more "abuse" then my last one which looked more like the WDH1U. It's quiet enough; I had to actually put it to my ear to here to see if it was on. Not sure on the temp because I don't keep it running all the time.
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I've had the HC-55 almost a year and have been very happy with it. The 58 is not an improvement, just a model with different features. The speaker system and overall sound are exactly the same. The AUX input and BLUETOOTH input are much more useful for us than the Apple-proprietary and non-free features of the HC-58.
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Thank you! This was really helpful. I'm going with the ET-60, hope to test it out this weekend!
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Similar. Bit more plastic in the 140 (I think the cooling fan on the 130 might not be plastic, but haven't used one in a while). The 140 seems to run a little better, 140 also has ability to run a spool gun that the 130 could not. I'd call it better, and the Millermatic 130 hasn't been made for a few years - if you can pick up a used one cheap go for it, but for a good 110V Mig welder this one is hard to beat. Overall they are very similar, intended for the same use. The 140 w/ Autoset just cranks a little more, and can be easier to use for "first timers". Mine, I recently was welding 6" SCH 40 pipe (capping it with 3/16" plate, for ornamental work) and I was surprised at how well it ran with .030 wire. It's a good machine, and great for the home hobbyist.
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I have the 560 III. I would highly recommend skipping the yongnuo battery and buy the "bolt" unit. I bought three of the SF 18's, all three of them screeched and hummed. I was able to return to three. I bought two new bolt units and they are perfectly quiet without issue
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If I remember correctly, the 160 has a higher discharge velocity than the 150. In simple terms, the 160 has a higher trash blowing capaability.
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The 180 has 2 nozzles. The 120 just has one. I think I'd go with the 180. It doesn't cost much more.
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I agree with Michael's answer. I only have used the H730 and it is really good quality sound.
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if ya look up.. okuma.com,, look up the TRIO HS ,, make sure ya look up the model number,, 20,30,ect..... you are interested in,,
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I have never had a problem with previous H17 or current one. Earlier one broke (after 2 years and thru my carelessness) but I highly recommend them