What's the difference between the "TLE-ST1-EX" and the "TLE-ST1"?
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The ST1 is 220 lumens and the ST1-EX is 300 lumens. I bought the ST1-EX (300 lumens) and am very pleased with it and would do it again w/o hestiation. If you're going to upgrade your flashlight, go with the ST1-EX - you won't be dissapionted.
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Sorry but I'm not know exactly the difference. I had this model and it works very well.
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Look here: http://www.tp-link.us/products/details/?categoryid=&model;=TL-R480T%2b#over
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I had the HNE-L STA-RITE equivalent for about 10 years before it died.The SNE-L actually has a 1 hp motor where the HNE-L is actually a 1 1/2 hp motor but advertised as 1hp.I have installed the HNE-L in my sprinkler system and can't tell the difference.It seems to have plenty of output and quieter than the other.Very happy with the pump and the fast delivery from the vendor.
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I'm not sure, the only info I found indicated that tge letters might stand for features, f = fax, w = wireless possibly.
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The one I got is secure ex. I believe the leather one is for the older one.
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I do not know what is the difference between the two. Maybe one is a older verison (AQ-4000)? Hopefully, someone else can answer the question for you and me. ;-)
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The v1 uses a tft display and the vs2 uses an is display. Get the v2. The tft display colors appear washed out when viewing at angles other than 90 degrees.
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I do not believe there is any difference. I think one is the model number and the other is the serial number.
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LF001 is for only one leak frog, while LF002 is for a pair of leak frogs. Buying a pair is better value, and you can always use more than one.
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Yes. I use a 550ex and a 580ex speedlite in my work. The ST-E2 actually came out with the 550
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As far as I can tell they are the same. I have the TSHD . The MALCO website: http://malcoproducts.com/product/automotive/autobody-tools/metal-cutting-turboshears only shows the TSHD1. The pictures are identical except for the label on the side, the descriptions are a little different, the TSHD1 desc. specifically mentions autobody panels. If I were buying it, with this info I would probably go with the TSHD1, it may just be a newer model of the same tool. TSHD was first available in 2004, the TSHD1 in 2012.
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Not really sure of the difference but I purchased the less expensive of the two and they worked fine in Italy. I plugged several items in with no problems. iPad, iPhone, kindles, cameras and my mom's curling iron. All worked fine (and still do). Great quality at a great price. Highly recommend!!
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I don't know the difference, but this is the one I always get since it's the one I've been using and it works. Why mess with it?!
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Sorry, I do not know the difference. If you do a chat with a tech on Amazon or call them they will tell you. They are very helpful.
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I don't know the difference, but we got the cheaper one and only one unit worked. And trying to get it out of the package destroyed the box to the point I didn't even know how to return it. Don't recommend.
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A quick Google search shows that the STAE121 is the older model and potentially discontinued. I'm sure they upgraded the SATA or Thunderbolt controller, as they look the same on the outside. Having the STAE128 (Backup Plus, not GoFlex) I can tell you that it is blazing fast for an external adapter/enclosure and it's only $10 more than the older model. I tested my Crucial M500 240GB (with about 20GB of data on the drive) with Blackmagic Disk Speed Test, and got somewhere around 300MB/s sequential reads and 200MB/s sequential writes. It's perfectly adequate, more than adequate, for a boot drive. It can't match up to my 512GB internal PCI-E SSD (Late-2013 rMBP, around 700MB/s reads and 650MB/s writes) but it's still super fast. I'm running the OS X Yosemite Dev Preview 3 on it right now and it's as fast as you'd expect it to be. TL;DR: STAE121 is the older, discontinued model. Get the STAE128 for $10 more. It's definitely faster and more reliable than USB3 and performs admirably as a secondary boot drive.