What is the difference between sequence and Delux sequence?
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The Delux comes with the cushioned play mat and reversible crowning chips. The mat is not as large as the jumbo version but better than the standard sequence cardboard game board. The chips have a white coated site so when you get a sequence locked in you can flip the chips to the white side to make it easier to see where the sequences are.
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Sorry, I'm not sure. I believe the game is the same. I bought this one as the board is a rubber cloth type of material and it's easy to roll up and take traveling. I don't need to pack the big box. Just roll up the board and take the cards and chips.
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I only used one and did not use the other. So I can not tell any difference.
247408
I had been wondering myself what the difference is. I did find both products on LaCie.com - 301827U http://www.lacie.com/us/products/product.htm?pid=11023 301442U http://www.lacie.com/us/products/product.htm?pid=11156and compared the specs. The only difference I found was in the accompanying backup software - I am quite happy with Time Machine, thanks.
960178
I'm having difficulty recalling as I use mine only at 0 deg. --- but it seems as if the choices were indeed only 0 and 90. EDIT: based upon consensus, I'm guessing that my previous comment is not correct!
1567495
The 5 through 8 is a continuation of the 1 through 4. Otherwise there is no difference. You can write in any notebook in any order.
2193070
No, that whole sequence has to be one set so you would have to make the other one
1204994
Sorry, I am not familiar with the difference. I only ordered these on the advice from my grandson.
1625568
From other research, the number after the - (dash) is a manufacturers revision number. Perhaps a slight redesign, or a new batch of manufacturing. The source I found indicated that a -2 was a replacement for a -1.
594062
it's however you set it.. sequence, same time, or, the same time IN a sequence.
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TJH, I do not know the difference between the two, but I do love what I purchased. It works well, is reliable and tough. One of the best tools I have purchased. Dave
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Sorry, I am not sure as I owned only one unit. But I would think not as each linking sequence should use a different frequency. We have a number of units in our club and no one had ever crossed or linked to another tag. When you do the locking sequence, it appears to be only 1 to 1 linking.
32723
I have a DCR015 and I love it. But I do not know the difference between the to.
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No difference, just a different usage of the part number. It's the same unit either way.
1926025
The S1 has a polymer conical tip under the neck bar, and the S1 delux has a roller. I've used both and prefer the deluxe when the capo is frequently moved or frequently installed and removed. Both models perform fine when installed.
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JDI is correct about the wrappers. I have found though that I like to double check the count of the coins. There are some infrequent sorting errors.
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I am not aware of the "Delux" unit but size wise the LapGear Jumbo specs fit my need for width and depth for doing calligraphy, with a storage well at the corners for finished items in addition to zippered storage areas under the unit. The cushioning under the unit is also a plus. If size is what is needed then you might want to compare the two on specs.
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This one is a single stage which means you do one operation at a time then set up and do another. Ex deprime all your cases then set up and complete then next. Progressives are great but if you are new it may be harder to learn to use than a single stage. I used a Single stage at 1st to be safer and comfortable with what I was doing. progressives cant crank rds out way faster than a single once you know what you are doing