What is different between DT01W and TD090?
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one is a hex head , and the other is a 1/4 headone fits Bits/ other fits Sockets
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the dt01w is a 12v. the td090 i belive is an old part number for the 10.8 v.
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I believe the TD090 is an old part number when it was considered 10.8v, discontinued now. They call it a 12v for marketing reasons and gave it the part number DT01W, I have been using this impact for the last four years, it is light and very powerful, it will set any screw or bolt. Of course your not going to take lugs off a car, but it's well worth $110 I'm my mind!
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The old one has **PASSTHRU**. The unit does not decode the DTS channel by itself. It passes the signal to the audio receiver. The audio receiver decodes it and outputs it to speakers.If you plug your old WDTV to the TV and have no audio receiver, you'll get NO sound. The WDBABF has native DTS decoding.
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TYT had lost a court case in China and was forced to discontinue sales and production of the TH-9000 radio. Well, the TH-9000 is back and it's called the TH-9000D. I guess that makes a difference to the Chinese attorneys. Please note there are issues with programming and clone on these new models reported. Also the microphone connecter has a different wiring than the orginal series.
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My understanding is that the FI9805W contains a greater number of IR sensors and, therefore, will provide a greater IR capability than the FI18904W. I also believe that the FI18904W is slightly smaller. This is my first experience with these cameras so I'm hardly an expert.
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Sorry, I don't know. I just know that the one I got and I don't even know whether it is 9300 or 9309W is very good and I am totally satisfied.
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Main difference is 930 gives a 90 degree angle of view whereas 920 I believe is ~70, which makes 930 better option for using in a smaller conference room to pick up the entire room
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Sorry, you're correct. That's what happens when one answers questions in the small hours of the morning with too little sleep. You were looking for "Dolby Digital Theater Sound (DTS) without having to depend on RF or red/white cables for audio." The following specs and references should help: http://www.tivax.com/STB-T9.htm http://www.tivax.com/support.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_CECB_units
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@Jonathan - The T990 i bought from the US in 2003 had 110-240 volt input written on the adaptor, and I remember clearly that the online manual also said the same thing (that was a deciding factor). The T-980 online manual only mentions 110 and when I spoke to customer support, they said the same thing as in the manual, just as in your case.Ideally, Philips Norelco should come out clearly with this voltage information in the product specs on websites where its products are sold (rather than hiding it in some obscure documents). This would save us a lot of detective work and the guessing games. @Jonathan - The T990 i bought from the US in 2003 had 110-240 volt input written on the adaptor, and I remember clearly that the online manual also said the same thing (that was a deciding factor). The T-980 online manual only mentions 110 and when I spoke to customer support, they said the same thing as in the manual, just as in your case.Ideally, Philips Norelco should come out clearly with this voltage information in the product specs on websites where its products are sold (rather than hiding it in some obscure documents). This would save us a lot of detective work and the... » Read More @Jonathan - The T990 i bought from the US in 2003 had 110-240 volt input written on the adaptor, and I remember clearly that the online manual also said the same thing (that was a deciding factor). The T-980 online manual only mentions 110 and when I spoke to customer support, they said the same thing as in the manual, just as in your case.Ideally, Philips Norelco should come out clearly with this voltage information in the product specs on websites where its products are sold (rather than hiding it in some obscure documents). This would save us a lot of detective work and the guessing games. « Show Less
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I don't know what the hardware difference supposed to be. I bought 4 PH3300U: 3 from MicroCenter (1.5 years ago) and 1 from Amazon (4 months ago). All had DT01ACA300 inside.I was curious and checked them both. Here is the difference I found. PH3300U has 3 years warranty, and DT01ACA300 has two year warranty. So, I think it is just warranty difference. Amazon is charging $15 more for one more year of warranty for PH3300U @$115. If I knew about this, I would buy DT01ACA300 for $100 and buy extra 2 year Amazon warranty for $6.53 coming out ahead.
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I have dt990 250ohm, and UDAC2 works just fine. I've never tried dt770, but I think it's similar. I only have to turn the volume half way and it sounds great to me. I'm not a audiophile, but... just my two cents.
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i don't believe either of them are hammer drills. they are both impact drill/drivers and fd01w has a speed selector on the top that dt is missing
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The old one has **PASSTHRU**. The unit does not decode the DTS channel by itself. It passes the signal to the audio receiver. The audio receiver decodes it and outputs it to speakers. If you plug your old WDTV to the TV and have no audio receiver, you'll get NO sound. The WDBABF has native DTS decoding.
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The link below is a PDF that explains the differences http://www.nuvodirect.com/media/nuvo-Specifications-eVersion.pdf
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I have read that same posting. I have never heard of DTMF codes "bricking" a radio. I have 3 TYT TH-9000 radios and they all work great and I've never had an issue with DTMF codes effecting them in any way. I'm not sure what happened to that other gentleman's radio, but that doesn't sound likely to me.
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No Idea about the THU9021. However, this unit works like a charm. I recommend it.
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I read 10/10 on another forum, but whatever the real date is, it's sometime in the next 2-3 wks. It retains the same design as the WDTV 1, but adds Ethernet and composite outs. USB ports for external drives, as before. On the software side, it does DTS-downmixing, so that means the WDTV 2 will be a lot more flexible. No need for an audio receiver anymore.pictures and info: http://electric-echoes.blogspot.com/2009/08/wd-tv-2.html
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I would go with the ones that require more power. The 690's crackle at high music volumes, but work well for DTS movies.