what is the difference between this one and the storm model
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The difference is color: brushed aluminum (Genesis) vs pewter metallic (Storm)
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HI, I'm not sure what the difference is between the two models, even after looking at them on the prodecotech.com website. All I can say is that I'm VERY pleased with the bike I bought, Genesis 500, and my wife is over the moon about her bike the Strider 250. I suggest you call the company and ask them about the difference between the Genesis 500 and the Storm 500?
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Sorry don't know but I like the V3 genesis overall although its a bit sluggish going up hills.
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Storm valve. Bought one just as an extra for a desert trek and it worked great.
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I am in the process of purchasing one or the other. I am not sure what the differences are. Can someone help me out too:F. Jackson
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The DC17 is the better machine due to the fact that it uses a upgraded filtration system that does a much more efficient job at filtering sand and dust. After vacuuming a household with the DC15, you will find dust and sand on the prefilter, which indicates that it does not handle dust and sand particles as well as you think. However, the Level 3 Root Cyclone on the DC17 is much, much more efficient at seperating sand and dust from the airstream. It does so with the addition of two intermediate cyclones that handle the bulk of the particles, with eight of the Root Cyclones to filter out the finer particles. I have vacuumed my household many times this past week, and so far there are no traces of dust or sand on the prefilter. The DC17 also does a better job at agitating carpets than the DC15. The DC17 uses a large diameter brushroll that has short stiff bristles, which allows for extremely efficient deep cleaning compared to many of its competitors, as well as every other Dyson model. The DC15 has a smaller brushroller that still outperforms the DC07 and DC14, but is nothing compared to the DC17. In addition, the DC17 is much more powerful than the DC15. The DC17 is rated at 250 airwatts, whereas the DC15 is rated at 220.
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Sorry, I didn't see that you were asking for a comparison. I like the single stage, since in our area the snowfall usually does't require a heavy more bulky machine. This machine does seem to have the power to handle the occasional heavy wet snow, although it does take a bit more effort to push through the snow.
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I don't think there is a difference, only the color. We use the blue umbrella all the time at the beach.
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I wouldn't know but the one I orderd is light and powerful. I'm happy I have this model, really I had more expensive ones but this is my favorite for many reasons.
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I don't know the differences but gave my nephew the hurricane and it was a huge hit! He plays with it all the time.
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Functionality not much difference. My friend has the basic model that's 20 years old and still going strong. This model is a whole lot cleaner to maintain. The ash pot contains all the ash and embers. My friends complaint is ash and soot everywhere. So if you don't mind the mess and clean up go with the basic.
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Hi, Could not find much difference in the models. Mine works just great. Try either one & I believe they will be ok. cwr
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I did not see any difference. Both great buys. One for myself last year and a gift for my son this year. One solid and one striped. Both are lightweight, have screw in the sand bases and come with sleeves. Great umbrella.
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See the manufacturer's site for comparison. http://brondell.com/swash-models/
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The short answer: The Phantom and Storm are the same size as far as I can tell.Added comments: My wife is 5'4" and has had no issues riding my Storm, however you might want to consider the Stride with its step-through design which is the one we bought for her, also the Mariner series appear to have smaller frames to them. Hope that helped, and for the record... We both LOVE these bikes!
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Hi, I just got the new model 425 s but it's essentially the same as the old (just has a new vibrate mode) the difference between the models is the intensity of the shock delivered. Each model has two Levels/ranges of shock that you set and then you use the dial to go up and down within that range. The 400 has a low and a medium range and it is set by default to medium when you unbox it. The 400s has a medium and high range and is defaulted to the high range when you unbox it. So, there is overlap between the models. I got the 425s and set it to the medium range so that it would function like a 425 default. Hope that answers the question if not repost what I can clarify. Hi, I just got the new model 425 s but it's essentially the same as the old (just has a new vibrate mode) the difference between the models is the intensity of the shock delivered. Each model has two Levels/ranges of shock that you set and then you use the dial to go up and down within that range. The 400 has a low and a medium range and it is set by default to medium when you unbox it. The 400s has a medium and high range and is defaulted to the high range when you unbox it. So, there is overlap between the models. I got the 425s and set it to the medium range so that it would function... » Read More Hi, I just got the new model 425 s but it's essentially the same as the old (just has a new vibrate mode) the difference between the models is the intensity of the shock delivered. Each model has two Levels/ranges of shock that you set and then you use the dial to go up and down within that range. The 400 has a low and a medium range and it is set by default to medium when you unbox it. The 400s has a medium and high range and is defaulted to the high range when you unbox it. So, there is overlap between the models. I got the 425s and set it to the medium range so that it would function like a 425 default. Hope that answers the question if not repost what I can clarify. « Show Less
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Brian, I have no idea if there is any difference, as I have only experience with the "other" model. I just really like the one I bought from Amazon.
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Not sure about the other models in requested comparison. My observations:- extremely effective. Moves huge volume of air.- Can be somewhat noisy. Low frequency buzz & "whoosh" of air- weak point is the angle adjustment which is governed by friction from a couple of washers and rubber grommets. Need to keep tight all the time. Suggest replacing with better/ larger fasteners
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The major difference is in the canopy. The magic model has a fantastic canopy that almost completely covers the baby. It has a zip feature that opens up to a mesh material to allow air to circulate. It also has a different infant insert than the other chicco models. Another thing worth noting is that when the inserts are removed there is no ribbing on the seat fabric. Many review on the regular chicco model complain about this ribbing digging into a baby's head and causing a mark. Personally, I chose chicco because of its high safety ratings and ease of use which you will get with either model, but the magic had more of the features I was looking for. We've been using the magic for 5.5 months now and love it! I'd highly recommend it, especially along with the chicco caddy stroller frame!