why dos the gold put out 175cfm& the nickel only put out 150cfm ???
407335
You know I think I had the same question...and ended up buying the bigger one...I think their website had info and when I talked to them there were many reasons I went with the bigger one...I'd touch base with them. Peace. D.
498911
I don't have the answer to that but I can tell you that the whole issue is academic because I have the gold and its output makes it not worth using! Don't buy it.
1933536
Never tested that property but being a fine powder, it probably doesn't conduct very well. If it did, perhaps it would actually convert into non-monaromic, seems to me. Interesting question. Gold filaments are used in circuit boards so conductivity is a characteristic of normal gold.
956639
I can't tell a difference. It is more efficient than my old one. Either way you are only talking about pennies per month. So maybe I save slightly.
1443671
The base metal is solid brass. But the finish is nickel. There is no gold in it. Thanks
1935399
there is 24K (we call it "five nines" gold) but of course it is not pure 24K gold. If you do the math you would know why: where would we get 24K gold for a few bucks a gram? Gold runs about $40/gm. But also, it's not advised that you EVER take more than 1000ppm gold as it makes you go into emotional meltdown. That's a pretty common reaction: just look at the near violent responses to the product that come out. And so many of the folks who are flaming in their emotions think it's done nothing when in fact, it's given them exactly what they needed.
1137269
If I had to guess, I would expect that this has to do with the refinement of the Tumeric itself down to a percentage of purity of Curcumin. Take gold or silver for example, 24 Carat Gold is almost "Pure" and so is .999 Silver. But it's as close as they can get it.
660162
18 refers to 18% chromium content, and the other number refers to the percentage of nickel content. There is no difference between 18/8 and 18/10. It's purely marketing. 18/0 however, has no nickel content, which means it won't keep its silver-like shine over the years.
1631741
I don't think so. It is induction-ready, which usually means 18/0 stainless--no nickel. It's really the chromium, not the nickel, which provides the stainless quality. The nickel just gives a lighter color that looks more like silver. It's generally used for knives, forks and spoons, which (at least in some houses) used to be made of silver.
129634
My experience has been that coin movement is relative to the size of the coin. Smaller coins( pennies, dimes, nickels, quarters) tend to move less. The paper holders seem to be sized for a specific coin while the flips are universal in coin capacity. Personally, I prefer the flips.
532736
yes it is - what you are seeing is that as the newer miners come out the older miners drop in price - but you have to acct the electrical use- U1 will max out at about 2.2G tops - U2 - will get up to about 2.5 - maybe 3 if your VERY lucy... the twin furys seems to do great with cgminer at about 5G each - I hope this helps - cheers and keep on mining before its outlawed
1660040
They are not marked. Because they are fairly dull and inexpensive, I would guess they have 0 nickel content, thus making them 18/0.
1763078
80 PLUS Platinum is only 2% more efficient at 50% load over Gold. Gold being 90% efficient, and Platinum sitting at 92%. Gold is fine for all situations I can think of. Platinum is reserved for all but the most enthusiast of rigs, and those who are willing to pay top dollar for peace of mind for their expensive components.
589659
I think most coins are about the same thickness so I'll use coins as a gauge.It's a little thicker than a quarter... about the same thickness as a nickel.The pan feels very rigid. My pan has often been used on the stovetop with fairly high heat and it has not warped.
998730
Well; from where I come from, price is always a factor. If both units are fairly comperable and from the same manufacturer; I usually always go with the lower price. I think the Platinum unit is a bit higher in price. The Silver for less is the better deal in my opinion.
1482258
I think it's probably a typo. When I bought it, I received it 60 lead/40 tin. It's just reversed in the product name.
165091
I'm currently drinking the Gold one, but it's my first time trying it. And honestly, I feel both of them the same. I would say the difference is the Platinum has more grams of protein and more BCAA per scoop than the Gold. They say Platinum is thinner so your body breaks it down better which gives you faster results. But Platinum is also a little more expensive than Gold. But yea they both work just as good in my opinion. I'm personally going to keep buying Gold though. You can get a 5lb of Gold for the price of a 3.5lb Platinum.
907849
That's the pic of the lower watt unit. The 180 has gold. Probably just a stock photo mixup