What is the difference between this and the RD2000C?
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RD2000N - Compact, yet powerful flash for Nikon cameras.RD2000C - SUNPAK DIGITAL FLASH FOR CANON ACCSDSLR Cams The control contacts that are associated with the through-the-lens metering and quenching the flash when proper amount of light has been delivered are in different positions for the different manufacturers. Using the side metal rails of the camera's hot shoe mount and the central big "dot" electrical contact is pretty standard across most camera brands but the smaller control contacts associated with how the flash and the camera "talk" to each other are in a hodge-podge of different positions amongst different manufacturers. RD2000N - Compact, yet powerful flash for Nikon cameras.RD2000C - SUNPAK DIGITAL FLASH FOR CANON ACCSDSLR Cams The control contacts that are associated with the through-the-lens metering and quenching the flash when proper amount of light has been delivered are in different positions for the different manufacturers. Using the side metal rails of the camera's hot shoe mount and the central big "dot" electrical contact is pretty standard across most camera brands but the smaller control contacts associated with how the flash and the camera "talk" to each other... » Read More RD2000N - Compact, yet powerful flash for Nikon cameras.RD2000C - SUNPAK DIGITAL FLASH FOR CANON ACCSDSLR Cams The control contacts that are associated with the through-the-lens metering and quenching the flash when proper amount of light has been delivered are in different positions for the different manufacturers. Using the side metal rails of the camera's hot shoe mount and the central big "dot" electrical contact is pretty standard across most camera brands but the smaller control contacts associated with how the flash and the camera "talk" to each other are in a hodge-podge of different positions amongst different manufacturers. « Show Less
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RD2000N - Compact, yet powerful flash for Nikon cameras. RD2000C - SUNPAK DIGITAL FLASH FOR CANON ACCSDSLR Cams The control contacts that are associated with the through-the-lens metering and quenching the flash when proper amount of light has been delivered are in different positions for the different manufacturers. Using the side metal rails of the camera's hot shoe mount and the central big "dot" electrical contact is pretty standard across most camera brands but the smaller control contacts associated with how the flash and the camera "talk" to each other are in a hodge-podge of different positions amongst different manufacturers.
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I believe the "C" stands for the Canon models in other words the flash is made specifically for Canon cameras. Verse the RD2000N the "N" refers to Nikons. Will it work on other cameras I don't know!
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I've used both. WM1000 is larger but easier to handle. They are different animals.
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I do not know if there is a significant distinction. However, the sound on my R + is outstanding.
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Yes, the wiring is the same for both models. The RD-900-R is an improved PCB design (smarter and lower cost) but it is a better unit, do not get your old one repaired, not worth it!.
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I never had the R200, so i cant answer that. I have a pro model the Studio Pro 3880, & occaisionally i have to do a quick print on the Artisan 50, & you can't easily tell the difference.
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The biggest difference is in the porting. The RTR EV1200 is side ported and the F12 is rear ported. I have the RTR because the side porting worked better in my set-up and was the reason I chose it.
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I believe the $2000 model you are referring to is the TR1200-DT7. The difference is, the 1200-DT7 has an electronically adjustable desktop, while the 1200-DT5 has a manual adjustable desktop. Having multiple users may merit the upgrade to the 1200-DT7, where height adjustments are frequent.
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The difference is in the batteries - the 02 has "SlimPack", the 01 has "FatPack" and an extra 0.5 lb of operating weight. I don't have any thing on the run time differences between the two, but as a home user, I'd choose the 02 because any difference in run time is less likely to make a difference and the weight might. The website http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Tools/ will give you the exact specs on the two.
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The 2000C does not have these with it: Large Flat Jaw Gripping: External: up to 8-1/4" Small Flat Gripping: External: up to 5-1/4". That is the only difference. I purchased mine many years ago. It has really gone up since then. I have used everything in the 3000C at one time or another. More is always better if you can afford it. Hope this helps.
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I believe the main difference is that the 2010Q comes with the speed control and the 2000Qi does not. So, you can basically "shift gears" on the 2010 and it will lower the top speed of the machine, so that you don't have to worry about pressing a little too hard on the presser foot and having the machine run away from you. Whether or not this is a feature you would care about, I have no idea.
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I do not own the 2000 model, but when I read the info from each model, they appear very similar. I recommend a person contact the manufacturer to get a difinitive answer.
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I have them both in front of me for comparison: The 2000 has a slightly rougher surface than the 1000, which is probably what the "precision control" is referring to. The 2000 has a stitched edge, while the 1000 has a cut edge. If I tug at the corner of the pads, the 1000 seems to stretch more than the 2000. The 2000 has an extra "DX-2000" logo in the upper left corner, while the 1000 only has the Perixx logo in the lower right. The Perixx logo on the 2000 is a much brighter white and the logos seem to be layered on top of the fabric (if I rub my finger across the logo I can just barely feel the lettering, which has a rubbery texture), while the logo on the 1000 seems to be inked into the fabric.
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I don't believe there is any difference, I think it is a rebrand thing. Hope this helps...would never be without mine ...will use it for life.
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thanks for your question. The TC20 is a much better machine. It has longer treads, goes faster and has more computer settings. Essentially they both will perform the same function but the TC20 has more options and features.
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I really don't know the difference but I can say the one I bought from Amazon is very low quality. It needs to be reset every day. I'd look for a different option.
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The Incra website lists all the main differences, but the biggest one is that there are 1 degree stops on the HD plus the ability to adjust by 0.1 degrees if you want. Crazy accurate. It all comes back to how you will use it.
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They are fundamentally the same, but R stands for retail. It has a few less features and a shorter warranty. Go for the version without the "R and you will get a 5 year warranty and some more useful control features. I bought 2 of this one, but Amazon has it direct for a little less, but they charge tax in CA.