can someone please compare this to the revlon RVDR5012?
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Don't buy this hair dry if you have curly hair. I bought this one for its diffuser, yet clearly its not made for curly hair. Every time I flipped my hair and dried from below it ripped out chunks of hair - yet this is how you're supposed to dry your hair if you have curly hair. Was so disappointed I just left it in my hotel room.
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The only thing I can tell you is there are only 2 speeds, fast and super fast !!! I need to dry my hair slowly and this hairdryer is of no use to me:(
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I believe the only difference is the retractable cord and color, otherwise seems the same. I bought the one with folding handle as it is smaller.
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I can't say for certain as I haven't compared them. It's possible that is a newer model or slightly higher wattage. In my experience they are likely similar. A quick search on 1900 revealed little results surprisingly. Sorry if not much help
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They are both almost the same as far as wattage and size. The R20 is lighter, weight wise than the R30. That's was about the only difference I could see.
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I don't think there is any difference there. But my suggestin don't buy either. Better buy 798H secura. It's way better plus it's self cleaning. I got 997MC and I am tired of cleaning Regret regret and regret that I got it.
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I returned that one due to poor quality and bought an Ariston 2.5s. Its great and I just replaced its anode after 2 years.
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a morningstar 60 <AMP> controller will not be big enough, this is what I have for just 3 of the panels, and it is maxed out. Have you looked to see if you can put 5 on top ? I have a 35 foot RV but there are a lot of things up top that get in the way... Anyway, get the 80 amp morningstar and maybe just 4 panels.The grapesolar and the morningstar have worked very well for me. I would also suggest the remote panel(s)good luck !
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I believe the 31511 is the same operationally as the 31510, with a slightly higher price for the stainless steel finish. The 31512 seems to have the convection feature, so it is not identical to either of the above.
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i purchased this and was not satisfied at all. as it turned out it was very costly because once i used it, i could ot return it (of course). i ended up purchasing one from rhodan and fields (a reputable company) and have been extremely satisfied. be care of rhodan and fields sellers on internet as some are counterfit. if you wish a reputable dealer, i would be glad to provide you with that information. i hope this helps
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They appear to be the same item, sold by the same company through Amazon. I know that Watts changed their part number from 110009 to 560014 as they introduced new models a few years ago. It's possible that the vendor has some older stock that references both the old and the new part number on the packaging, while the newer stock only has the new part number on the packaging. The older stock probably has a lower list price. I would just make sure that your model number RO system is listed in the description before purchasing.
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The R is the refractor version and the other version is a Newtonian Reflector which is less expensive. Each have their own advantages and disadvantages. The refractor does not use mirrors like a reflector. Refractors use a lens at the front instead which is more expensive to make.
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I never owned nor used the R5130 so I am unable to compare it with the R5150 which I bought. I am very satisfied with its performance. Toby
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I can't compare the two, I have only installed the Eureka. But it works fine, for a smaller application.
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Hello, I just installed one of these as a replacement for the Penrod R15101. It does work as a replacement, however, the hole pattern is reversed and new holes had to be drilled. Another difference was that one of the halves of the Penrod is a bit narrower than this one. On this one, both halves are the same dimensions as the larger of the two halves on the Penrod. Also, this one is radiused and the Penrod is not. Hope this helps someone in the future.
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Irritrol, I guess, bought out Hardie, which is what I was replacing. The controller was virtually the same as what I had. The wiring connections were slightly different, but it was easy for me to hook up. Since you're going from an Irritrol to another Irritrol I doubt there'll be any difference. Take the part about it being easy for me took hook up with a grain of salt though, since I was an irrigation crew foreman for 6 years. This is a great clock by the way. It has a lot of nice features and is menu driven. I really like that you can take the guts of the clock out, and take it inside to program in your easy chair, instead of in the hot garage. Irritrol, I guess, bought out Hardie, which is what I was replacing. The controller was virtually the same as what I had. The wiring connections were slightly different, but it was easy for me to hook up. Since you're going from an Irritrol to another Irritrol I doubt there'll be any difference. Take the part about it being easy for me took hook up with a grain of salt though, since I was an irrigation crew foreman for 6 years. This is a great clock by the way. It has a lot of nice features and is menu driven. I really like that you can take the guts of the clock out, and take it inside to... » Read More Irritrol, I guess, bought out Hardie, which is what I was replacing. The controller was virtually the same as what I had. The wiring connections were slightly different, but it was easy for me to hook up. Since you're going from an Irritrol to another Irritrol I doubt there'll be any difference. Take the part about it being easy for me took hook up with a grain of salt though, since I was an irrigation crew foreman for 6 years. This is a great clock by the way. It has a lot of nice features and is menu driven. I really like that you can take the guts of the clock out, and take it inside to program in your easy chair, instead of in the hot garage. « Show Less
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This will work with any RV that has 12 volt DC and a ground lead at the monitor position. The challenge is that it is not the exact size of some of the earlier versions so that you have to fabricate a backing plate to make the installation look better. If you do not care about cosmetics, it will not be a factor, just make sure that the red wire goes to the plus + side and the black wire goes to the minus - side.
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I'm not familiar with the unit you're comparing to, but I bought this one, use it constantly and love it. Recently went full time in an rv, and couldn't be w/o it!
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Marc, I purchased the Rosewill RNX-N300RT and it works great. I can't answer the question about the other model.