what is the difference between bannd like 45a 45b?
1669406
It's got to be the frequency range. It's a nice mike... good distance, good clarity. Only bad thing is that there is not enough mechanical isolation between the microphone body and the mic itself. It seems to pick up my wedding ring rather loudly.
1669407
I honestly couldn't tell you, I only purchased the one and it's a great buy!
12197
I contacted customer service regarding this issue and they told me there was no difference between the two units. The numbers are different because they are marketed to different types of retailers.
468745
According to Keurig, they are identical. The 'B' and 'K' are simply designations for different sales channels. I just purchased one from Staples with no '145' designation visible on the box at all -- just OfficePRO. Because it came via a business channel, it is a B145.
2167653
This is a standard-length spring for a full-length (5-inch barrel) 1911 in .45ACP. The standard spring rate for this gun in .45ACP, according to Wolff, is 16 lb, so the 18 is a bit stouter. If your gun is a 9mm, .38 Super, or .40, see the Wolff website for what is considered standard weight. In my 1911s I usually use a spring slightly stiffer than "standard," backed by a Wilson Shok-Buf. This gives both excellent reliability and longevity.
1755392
BT10: extends 4.75" - 9.0", 12.7oz (in LW17 configuration)BT46: same as BT10, but 13.61oz. More durable, with non-rotating legs, strengthened leg boss, and inner leg constructed from T7075.BT47: same as BT46, but 15.13oz. Longer legs extend 7.0" to 13.0".V8: base model with permanent clamp for Picatinny railsLW17: quick release model with ADM 170-S lever for Picatinny rails.NC: No Clamp. Requires you have your own 17S size lever style mount.
1946188
Its the standard model. You can tell from the photos the difference between the extended and regular by the proportion of the RED to the SILVER (regular is 1:1; extended is 1:2). Hope that helps
1280172
The specs look to be the same. There isn't enough information out for the 5Rb to see if anyone has found anything.
1644886
The only online comparisons seem to be by the distributors of Product B so it's hard to know if the information is reliable. I am interested as well as I have only used TA 65
1035615
The one I received says 45db in the manual. I have not tested that with a meter to see if it's accurate.
1478552
45 and 33 both are available. There is a lever to choose to fit your records.
1112715
Both work the same as far as I can tell. I don't know about the price difference. I usually take more than the directions say.
1448674
Choose the one that says .44-.45 . The other one says .44-.45calrif , thats for a rifle . It will still work , just a little harder to handle due to the extra length .
2256904
Not sure why the differance. But,I bought the BT,it's awesome! I got a great price and it works really good. Good luck!
141769
There's only one notable difference. The 5875 came with a 3 year limited warranty, while the 6244 comes with a 5 year limited warranty. The other "difference" is that the sales documentation for the 6244 points out the "capability of being installed within 18 inches of a building". However this is no different than the 5875 when you look at the installation documentation. (Those tricky sales people.)
124519
Thank you for the question. I believe that one is newer than the other. Which one, I do not know. I would try to contact Danby customer service 800-263-2629 to help answer the question. They do have very limited hours 830 -5 M-Thur and to 430 on Friday... no weekend support time.
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I am pretty certain that the only difference is the size and spacing of the bars. L01 is smaller bars, with less space between them, and is most appropriate for small birds like keets; L11 is larger gauge bars with a bit more space between, and would be better for larger birds like conures and parrots. I have L01 for my parakeet, and it's perfect. I also got some good info on Vision's website, though I don't think you can purchase from them. Hope this helps.
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I don'r know but here is an interesting page on that -http://www.livestrong.com/article/551899-difference-between-seanol-seanol-f/