what is the diff between this one and the max-flo?
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max flo I read had a built in timer, this one doesn't, it is a 220v only and I had to have an electrician wire it also I bought an external timer. I love this pump already saved $50.00 in the first month plus I got a $200. back rebate takes about 6 to 8 weeks Hayward is on the list for the $200.00 cash rebate so are the pentar but you have to make sure that model is on the list as well. I live in MA but google pool pump rebates and your state should come up you can copy and paste this link https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&rlz=1C1CHHZ_enUS531US532&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=rebates+pool+pumps
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max flo I read had a built in timer, this one doesn't, it is a 220v only and I had to have an electrician wire it also I bought an external timer. I love this pump already saved $50.00 in the first month plus I got a $200. back rebate takes about 6 to 8 weeks Hayward is on the list for the $200.00 cash rebate so are the pentar but you have to make sure that model is on the list as well. I live in MA but google pool pump rebates and your state should come up you can copy and paste this link https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&rlz;=1C1CHHZ_enUS531US532&ion;=1&espv;=2&ie;=UTF-8#q=rebates+pool+pumps max flo I read had a built in timer, this one doesn't, it is a 220v only and I had to have an electrician wire it also I bought an external timer. I love this pump already saved $50.00 in the first month plus I got a $200. back rebate takes about 6 to 8 weeks Hayward is on the list for the $200.00 cash rebate so are the pentar but you have to make sure that model is on the list as well. I live in MA but google pool pump rebates and your state should come up you can copy and paste this link... » Read More max flo I read had a built in timer, this one doesn't, it is a 220v only and I had to have an electrician wire it also I bought an external timer. I love this pump already saved $50.00 in the first month plus I got a $200. back rebate takes about 6 to 8 weeks Hayward is on the list for the $200.00 cash rebate so are the pentar but you have to make sure that model is on the list as well. I live in MA but google pool pump rebates and your state should come up you can copy and paste this link https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&rlz;=1C1CHHZ_enUS531US532&ion;=1&espv;=2&ie;=UTF-8#q=rebates+pool+pumps « Show Less
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I have the same question, this pump cost a little more than the Max-Flo and w/o a timer. But I guess mainly, is it a better pump?
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I'm not sure about the Max flo but the supper pump 1 1/2 is not as powerful as a standerd 1 1/2hp pump. You need to know your gpm needs. The super is a little small for a 28k gallon pool so runs for 16 hours a day. Still saves about 30$ a munth
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1.5 " plumbing instead of 2" and a separate timer is needed. Lower flow volum but more than adequate for my heater and Hayward vacuum crawler
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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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Fluke's web site shows that the Max+ is better in every respect except battery life with laser and backlight on (10 vs. 8 hours) but Amazon inverted the prices today so there's no trade-off to make: Top-end: 500 versus 650 C Accuracy above 0 C: greater of 1.5 C or 1.5% versus greater of 1.0 C or 1.0% Response Time: &lt;500 ms versus &lt;300 ms Optical Resolution: 10:1 versus 12:1 Repeatability: greater of 0.8% of reading or &lt;1.0 C (2 F) versus greater of 0.5% of reading or &lt;0.5 C (1 F) For my uses measuring attic temperatures, fry pans, fuse boxes, computer chips, hard drives and compact florescent bulb ballasts that seem to get hot before failing, either model would be fine. I hope that getting a Fluke means that this will tolerate static electricity and drops better and maintain accuracy as the battery wears down or the sensor ages so the specs actually mean something.
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I compared specs of this against the newer FFRS1222Q1 and the only difference seems to be the CFM (cubic feet per minute) airflow rate at highest speed, being 500 on this one and 339 on the new one. Additionally this one claims to cool 640 sq ft, while newer one is just 550 sq ft, probably a result of a lower fan speed. Not sure why they would make a new model just to lower fan speed. Maybe it's quieter, but there's nothing in the specs for that.
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I honestly think the only difference is the head wings. They're both Rearfacing to 45, forward facing to 80 and booster to 120. Check the diono website, it would probably tell you of there's a difference.
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I don't really know because I never compared those two.But it works fantastic. It's a very good product.
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The only differences that I have found are: colour, price, and the fact that the kids water flosser is NOT wired for international power (meaning that if you plug it in outside of Canada and the US you run the risk of burning out the motor.)
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The main difference between the two is the bluetooth. They use the lastest bluetooth compared to the previous model.
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I own th extreme 2. The main differences I could see were NO cable adjustments are needed on the extreme model, and the addition of middle pulleys on the extreme. I viewed both of these as significant upgrades, and opted for the more expensive machine. I have not been dissatisfied.
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I think the fl8se is somewhat better. my husband's friend has tht one. they are both a great machine tho
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I have both, as far as I can tell there is no difference. They both work the same. Buy whichever cost less. I think it's more of a style thing...
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This one that I bought off of amazon was not the newest model of the max vac. The newest model has a manual vaccuum and sealing button so you can decided when you are done vacuuming. I called LEM and am in the process of getting mine upgraded to the new one so. For our uses I prefer the manual options. Hope this helps!
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It has different connections.. So Im not sure. But I will tell you If you have any questions you could email Maxboost and they will answer them. They have awesome customer service
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Probably the higher one, but difference is negligible. If you want the loudest, most noticeable sound, get both of them.
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From a connectivity stand point, there are no differences between the units. I have found the descriptions posted by Amazon can be very vague. I find myself needing to do more research before buying and usually on the mfg. website.
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I have both so I show how both compare in a video I uploaded, hope this helps eveyone:
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hey jake, Super Freak Button Type: sliding switch with (3) heat settings vs. Speed Freak Button Type: Dial. The Speed Freak dial was really annoying. I kept having to adjust it back because it's located in such an awkward position (imagine a trigger on a paintball gun). Coupled with the fact that the Speed Freak weighed more than what I was use to my fingers kept slipping from hand/arm fatigue of holding it up; sliding the heat settings up on the dial. The Super Freak was noticeably lighter when compared to my sister's Speed Freak. They both have the nonslip texture which is great if you're like me and leave the dryer running; tend to place it on it's side on the sink countertop. On Amazon Super Freak costs 63.99 versus the 62.50 you'll spend on the Speed Freak. This is less than what I paid a few months ago (around $75/Holiday promotions?). Super Freak has a slightly wider nozzle while the Speed Freak looks more narrow. That being said the Super Freak is slightly shorter(back to the end of the nozzle) when compared to the Speed Freak which is longer (back to the end of the nozzle). Ultimately they're both 2000 watts with 7 heat settings and (2) concentrator nozzles. Bottom line is your personal preference. For me the selling point was the weight. It use to take me a long time to dry my hair; I have to section it and use a barrel brush. So, weight/size was a concern of mine. The Super Freak is light enough for me to manuever, and provides a strong/constant stream of heated air; it's cut down my drying time by half. I hope this helps out a little.