Is there an advantage or disadvantage to choosing the A, B or G range? I live in Northern CA in the US.
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I'm no expert but the obvious Answer which you probably already know is choosing a range that witless microphones are not on keeping all the frequencies that you are using away from the others so interference is minimized. Another basic thing to remember with these senns is that the earbuds wire acts as a second antennae. So make sure your buds are TRS ends only...not TRRS. Buzz city. Hope that helps
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My understanding is that you should check what TV stations are using what frequencies in your area... these devices share the same frequecy bands. Go here (http://en-us.sennheiser.com/service-support-frequency-finder) and enter your city/zip.It will list all the frequencies used by TV stations in the band.Pick the range (A, B or G) that has the most open or least used/occupied frequencies.In my case that was the G range.
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I would stick to B. ITS your choice what pattern to do. But that has to be consistent throughout your installation.
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Since this is the G3-G (as opposed to G3-A, B, etc.), it runs on 566-608mHz, as another person indicated. If you need different bands, you should pick a different letter. The B&H; Photo site for this product does a better job of laying out your options. You can still come back here and buy. See http://goo.gl/F9bdEh.
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Check the f numbers. I think the S is faster over the G. Probably the same under the hood though.
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I would get a pack with more power, in order to run G scale. this is more for N, HO.
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Thanks to both of you. I have about decided on the 50G10, but it will be about a month or six weeks before I move on it so it will be interesting to see what happens to the price. I just hope we don't get a rave review from CU like the Sammy A650 did, or the price will probably increase.Thanks again. lYou both helped make up my mind.
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If you get a Spring with good annealing it will definitely help (I have gotten 4 on warrenty but they compressed and lost power) but range and accuracy are mainly affected by your hop-up. Good hop-up means consistant tight groups and great range do to the back spin keeping it up. I also recommend .3g bb's.
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I suspect that Global would be a better fit for users outside of the continental US, but since Canada is so close to the US, I'm not sure if the networks would overlap. If your family member is considering traveling frequently to the US, the US version would probably be more ideal. But I would say Global would always be a safe bet.
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If I remember correctly it comes down to the 3G frequencies each model uses, e.g. the L is 850/1900/2100 MHz and I chose that model because they are the frequencies that are prevalent in the places I visit most (e.g. Europe, North America). Depending on where you are located and where you visit one of the other models' frequencies may suit you better. Hope that helps.
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Yes. Id save your money. Not a replacement for going to the driving range. Doesn't work all that well.
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I haven't compared the two but here in New England, where long range shots are rare, the 2-3 is more practical and the 12 is not useful. I've used the 9x only once to see antlers and even then, there was so much brush and limbs in the way that the magnification was really no help. I've never hunt out west but I could imagine the 4-12 might be more appropriate there.
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they're all good for Asian skin tone. It's just your preference. For instance if you like light coverage you can go for N and more coverage for C. I'm in NC 25-30 and I prefer coverage so I go for C23.Hope it could answer for question
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Most reviews I have seen give the 11-16 a bit of an advantage in image quality, especially at f/4. The range of 12-24 would be an advantage to me.
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A is the standard, B is depreciated. However, as long as you are consistent in your selection, it works the same.
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You are the same height as my mother which means you could really go with with either the Adult (set low) or the Junior (set at it highest). My mother decided to go with the Junior because of the slight weight savings.
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there are three kinds of wi-fi b, g, and n, listed in order of how good they are. Most places still support b & G but N is the wave of the future. You probably won't notice the difference now, but over time you will.
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There is no performance advantage either way. But you should pick one and stick with it. I use 568B because, for some reason, it's easier for me to remember. Go figure...