2 ft firestick compared to the 3 ft? Which one is better, how do they differ?
1886259
Just get one that peeks out over the top of your vehicle and you should be fine. Line of sight to other vehicles helps a lot.
1886260
I have two antenna, 3ft and 4ft. The best for reception is 4 ft. I use the 3ft for small places.
1886261
If you read my review, I found the firestick to be horrible and I returned it for a Wilson 1000.
1886262
3ft is better...heck 4ft is even better than both. The taller the antenna the better the range/reception.
1886263
Just depends on what you need it for, do you park in a garage or drive in areas with low trees? the size doesnt matter as long as you have a good reciever.
2203037
Icouldn't tell you the difference between the two because I only purchased the FTV11 based on the description. Since my smallest tv (in a guest bedroon) is 32 inches, I went for the largest fake that I could find. I have a second story guest bedroom that has three small high windows looking out on the street. I set the Fake TV on the dresser at the foot of the bed and pointing it in the direction of the high windows. I use the on at dusk and off in 6-7 hours, and it does an excellent job of looking just like someone is home watching TV. I also use a monitored alarm system too. Just because you live in a gated community does not mean that you are immune to threats. Icouldn't tell you the difference between the two because I only purchased the FTV11 based on the description. Since my smallest tv (in a guest bedroon) is 32 inches, I went for the largest fake that I could find. I have a second story guest bedroom that has three small high windows looking out on the street. I set the Fake TV on the dresser at the foot of the bed and pointing it in the direction of the high windows. I use the on at dusk and off in 6-7 hours, and it does an excellent job of looking just like someone is home watching TV. I also use a monitored alarm system too. Just because... » Read More Icouldn't tell you the difference between the two because I only purchased the FTV11 based on the description. Since my smallest tv (in a guest bedroon) is 32 inches, I went for the largest fake that I could find. I have a second story guest bedroom that has three small high windows looking out on the street. I set the Fake TV on the dresser at the foot of the bed and pointing it in the direction of the high windows. I use the on at dusk and off in 6-7 hours, and it does an excellent job of looking just like someone is home watching TV. I also use a monitored alarm system too. Just because you live in a gated community does not mean that you are immune to threats. « Show Less
730739
As a blue ray player this works just fine, But for any streaming (youtube netflix ext) I would get another device for that. I experience constant freezing/pausing and its really slow to bootup. I just got a amazon firestick for 40 bucks and I am much more happy with that.
2091406
That's like comparing apples to oranges. This cannot be used be used to interface your 360 controller to the Fire TV. It would be an interesting idea to pursue though.
146594
The IF-221 is 2 inches shorter, .2 pounds heavier, and does not have the firefighter symbol. It is also $10 cheaper.
1144745
Nope. Cl2 and 3 rated cables are for in wall. The difference is in the cable's jacket and shielding. Cl2 and 3 rated cables have to be fire retardent and be non-toxic when burned.Cl3 rated hdmi cable: BlueRigger High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet (15 ft) - CL3 Rated - supports 3D and Audio Return [Latest HDMI version]Aurum Ultra Series - High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet - (10 FT) - CL2 Certified - Supports 3D & Audio Return Channel - Full HD [Latest Version] - 10 Feet Nope. Cl2 and 3 rated cables are for in wall. The difference is in the cable's jacket and shielding. Cl2 and 3 rated cables have to be fire retardent and be non-toxic when burned.Cl3 rated hdmi cable: BlueRigger High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet (15 ft) - CL3 Rated - supports 3D and Audio Return [Latest HDMI version]Aurum Ultra Series - High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet - (10 FT) - CL2 Certified - Supports 3D & Audio Return Channel - Full HD [Latest... » Read More Nope. Cl2 and 3 rated cables are for in wall. The difference is in the cable's jacket and shielding. Cl2 and 3 rated cables have to be fire retardent and be non-toxic when burned.Cl3 rated hdmi cable: BlueRigger High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet (15 ft) - CL3 Rated - supports 3D and Audio Return [Latest HDMI version]Aurum Ultra Series - High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet - (10 FT) - CL2 Certified - Supports 3D & Audio Return Channel - Full HD [Latest Version] - 10 Feet « Show Less
474188
My mother bought the 46" and I bought the 52". Both are very nice. After visiting last week my mother called me to say when she got home (200 miles away) her set looked liked a postage stamp.The 46" is really nice - the 52" is even better, much more of a "home theater" experience. Don't forget to upgrade the sound. Both units have sound that don't do the image justice.Don't place it too high (bad for the neck) and view dead on, not at an angle. I placed mine on a cart. I can roll it closer to the seating - then when not in use roll it away. With HDMI there are few cables to contend with. By doing this the set does not dominate the room as it did when on the mantle. (too high anyway). My mother bought the 46" and I bought the 52". Both are very nice. After visiting last week my mother called me to say when she got home (200 miles away) her set looked liked a postage stamp.The 46" is really nice - the 52" is even better, much more of a "home theater" experience. Don't forget to upgrade the sound. Both units have sound that don't do the image justice.Don't place it too high (bad for the neck) and view dead on, not at an angle. I placed mine on a cart. I can roll it closer to the seating - then when not in use roll it... » Read More My mother bought the 46" and I bought the 52". Both are very nice. After visiting last week my mother called me to say when she got home (200 miles away) her set looked liked a postage stamp.The 46" is really nice - the 52" is even better, much more of a "home theater" experience. Don't forget to upgrade the sound. Both units have sound that don't do the image justice.Don't place it too high (bad for the neck) and view dead on, not at an angle. I placed mine on a cart. I can roll it closer to the seating - then when not in use roll it away. With HDMI there are few cables to contend with. By doing this the set does not dominate the room as it did when on the mantle. (too high anyway). « Show Less
1459756
My 2 foot Fire-stick is just a couple of inches above the back of my Jeep And it works great for Jeep trips with close proximity. Longer range would likely be achieved with a longer stick.
402569
I have ER4PT and HF3. Despite bulky-extra long cord I would pick ER4PT out daily. HF3 sounds and very friendly of wire length and mic/remote but in sound quality, ER4PT do quite better on mid and high frequency. More open and detail. I don't know about HF5 sorry..
1689586
The 4930 cost more, is 5" smaller, and the controls are arranged differently. Other than that, I don't see much of a difference in the two. If you are looking for a model that will circulate the air in the room with some efficiency, keep it cool, and has simple to understand buttons, the cheaper of the two will work for you. I use mine in my masterbed room and that's a good 11' x 19'. Mine has kept my room well cooled during the hot summer months and keeps it cool. It works best in an area on the floor that it won't get knocked over by rowdy kids or out of control pets. Though my cats bumped me into mine and I knocked my over and no damage done. Works perfectly like the day I bought it. You just don't want to knock over any fan no matter what and place it on a firm level surface for best stability. Just my words of wisdom there, or call it the voice of experience. Save the extra cash and go for the model #4443 I'm sure you won't be terribly disappointed with the purchase.
508999
30ft is a long length of cable if you have cheap cable you might need to buy a higher quality high speed cable. I had an issue with my hd66 and my samsung 6800 bluray player where if I only sent the projector 720p everything was ok but if I sent the projector 1080p to be down scaled I got snow and distortion in the image and this was at 25ft, I bought a new 25ft bluerigger high speed hdmi cable and now no problems perfect image.
654510
I'd say flash range is 30' or less. Triggering range would be 40'+. The Tasco "disposable" I just got from Walmart is exponentially better in every way. $50 for that one.
1541353
My husband and I just had this discussion as it is time to start using the fireplace. Both are very good at starting quickly but we think the Fire Starter squares are quicker, and burn a tad hotter. We decided to order only the squares when we finish up with the fat wood as they cost about the same as well.
396239
Best stick for the money, hands down.....cord length has never been an issue for me; but it is approx 6-7 ft.
1386890
The main difference is the one with 3 antennas gets more Mbps (bits per second). I think it also has a little heaver encryption. Not sure about the range but I would assume it is better.
678388
I am getting very good results with the 3' Firestik II with the tune-able tip on my Toyota Tacoma. $20 on Amazon. You also need an SWR meter to tune the antenna properly
1526535
The only difference is, the more expensive one has a built in noise amplifier. I bought the less expensive one and I get all the major channels except Fox 8. They are all approximately 50-75 miles away from my home, not sure why Fox does not come in. I am very happy with it.