What is the difference between the sizes H6, L5, and J6 when ordering? Which one should I get?
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The size denotes the frequency band the model uses. Examples are: Frequency Band Name: H5 Tuneable Frequency Range (MHz): (24 MHz) 518-542. Tuneable Frequency Range (U.S. UHF TV Channel): 22-25. Frequency Spacing: 25kHz increments. Number of channels: 960. Maximum Number of Compatible Channels per Band: 12. Frequency Band Name: J3 Tuneable Frequency Range (MHz): (24 MHz) 572-596. Tuneable Frequency Range (U.S. UHF TV Channel): 31-34. Frequency Spacing: 25kHz increments. Number of channels: 960. Maximum Number of Compatible Channels per Band: 12. Frequency Band Name: L4 Tuneable Frequency Range (MHz): (24 MHz) 638-662. Tuneable Frequency Range (U.S. UHF TV Channel): 42-45. Frequency Spacing: 25kHz increments. Number of channels: 960. Maximum Number of Compatible Channels per Band: 12. Hope it helps.
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I ordered this item and it did not fit my K-7 (and my understanding is that most physical spec's for K-7, 5, 5ll, K5lls are the same). The male end was too small and loose. (Such is Life.) It did however fit my *ist-DL which is still in use, having been converted to infra red capture. The packaging had a sticker listing models it fit which did NOT include the K-7, so I don't know if I was sent the wrong one by mistake or if the item itself is listed incorrectly. I haven't decided whether to try again. The saving are not worth the hassle of returning and reordering sometimes. I would order a different brand and hope they are better organized on Amazon's, or the manufacturer's, end of things. I ordered this item and it did not fit my K-7 (and my understanding is that most physical spec's for K-7, 5, 5ll, K5lls are the same). The male end was too small and loose. (Such is Life.) It did however fit my *ist-DL which is still in use, having been converted to infra red capture. The packaging had a sticker listing models it fit which did NOT include the K-7, so I don't know if I was sent the wrong one by mistake or if the item itself is listed incorrectly. I haven't decided whether to try again. The saving are not worth the hassle of returning and reordering sometimes. I would order a... » Read More I ordered this item and it did not fit my K-7 (and my understanding is that most physical spec's for K-7, 5, 5ll, K5lls are the same). The male end was too small and loose. (Such is Life.) It did however fit my *ist-DL which is still in use, having been converted to infra red capture. The packaging had a sticker listing models it fit which did NOT include the K-7, so I don't know if I was sent the wrong one by mistake or if the item itself is listed incorrectly. I haven't decided whether to try again. The saving are not worth the hassle of returning and reordering sometimes. I would order a different brand and hope they are better organized on Amazon's, or the manufacturer's, end of things. « Show Less
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I Googled "hakama" and "sizes" and some size charts returned in the results. I am basically going off of the heights listed. I don't know how specific it would be to this company though.
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Nevermind I just saw that they listed it when you go to purchase as one size and 504. I couldn't tell you why they did that. From my understanding these are all the same. They may be referring to an expandable version? I've never seen that before. Wasn't there when I bought mine.
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From what i can tell from the manufacturers website, to which I am not affiliated, it seems to be a "L". I'm just a guy that bought a product and is inundated with questions like this. people.. If you want my opinion on something I'm available for that..if you have a question regarding sizing contact the manufacturer or a salesman.
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Try the Rearth Ringke silicone cases. I'm ordering one as soon as I can. They're right around $15 (a little expensive for a case), and come in lots of different colors. Apparently their site is down right now, saying it's "under construction," but they're on Ebay and Amazon. I think Noreve makes a leather case for the J3, but it's like $50 or so, which is way more than I'd pay for a case.
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Yes - I'd say 6"h (the velcro area allows some fudge factor in the height), 3-1/4"w, 3/4"thick empty. Fits my iPhone 5 perfectly. We also have the smaller size one for an iPhone 4. Great little bag. Very protective. I like that you can stuff credit cards or cash in the front pocket (good on the bike). And, has both horizontal and vertical options for attaching to a belt or messenger bag strap.
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I am not sure of the difference. I can say that the SevenJ is a good fit and a quality jacket. I also bought a pair of packable pants, which are good quality as well, but there is no fly, so I had to buy another pair that was designed to my needs. I did just order a Vancouver jacket as well, but I am waiting for it.
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That's the suitcase like one right? Different color variety? Crosley website told me N6; I ordered it and it's big on it... I scotch taped it on so it's sufficient. Go with something smaller, save time and money (:
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I was lucky, because the loupes that I had prior to had the 2.5x written on them. It all depends on what you need for your working distance. I am five six and I work in a dental office. The 3.5 work great for me and so did the 2.5. If you are taller I would get a rep to visit you, and then order them through amazon. Through the reps their pricing is outrageously high.
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Generally speaking, it depends on your height. If you are 6 ft or taller, you should get the 75 cm version. If you are between 5'5" and 6 ft, get the 65 cm, and if you are 5'4" or shorter, get the 55 cm version. That said, I am 6'2" and I have balls in all three sizes as they serve different functions depending on the exercise you are doing.
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The 5/6 is plenty light enough and holds lots of backing. If you are not worried about backing then the 4/5 should work fine as well and look a little smaller.
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The CJ 625 has a slightly larger capacity (34 oz) compared to the CJ 630's 32 oz capacity. Other than that they're both identical. Except the Cj 630 has a more ergonomic design. Hope it helps!
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Great question. My wife has the H6 and I have the P7s. The P7 definitely has a stronger clamping force on the head and they definitely feel more insular than the H6. That said, if you have large ears be aware that my ears fit better in the P7 than the H6 due to the rectangular shape of the ear cup. Definitely would suggest putting a pair of H6s on your head before deciding. Both are amazing headphones and you won't go wrong with either relative to sound quality. Now that both are fully burned in, they are equally excellent, albeit with slightly different sound signatures.
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It would seem that the main differences are size, style and power. The differences are minor. Do you want a model that can hold 6 cups or 5 cups? Do you want 500 watts of power or 600 watts. There's no real difference between them. They're all great models. My recommendation - unless you know you need that 6th cup of space - just get which one you think looks better.
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The M9 tank is shorter an fatter than the M6 tank, the M6 tank is taller and not as fat. The Oxygen Cylinder Bag showing is made for the M6 tank, same one i use.( Google Oxygen Cylinder Tank Sizes ),and it will bring up a chart showing the tank sizes .
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I would get a 55, I am 5'11" 170 Ibs and it is snug on me. If you plan on using it a lot and not carrying it hours on end the 65 may be good but since the 65 fits me pretty snug the 55 may be better suited for you. Hope that helps.