Whats the difference between the nb-6l and the nb-6lh?
571830
Good question I have no idea but my camera listed the nb6lh as a replacement battery. The price is a major difference
571831
The 6l is no longer made. The 6lh is the replacement now available. It works in the camera as well as working in the original charger. I bought it when my original battery was lost and haven't had a problem.
571832
They are physically the same size and the NB-6LH do charge in the charger you have have for your NB-6L and vice versa (I had a Canon S95 and now have the S120)I believe the capacity is slightly higher on the NB-6LH (1060mAh) than the battery it replaces (1000mAh). I've been using them interchangeably in my S120.Aftermarket batteries frequently have even high capacity (eg. 1600mAh) if you are looking for a longer lasting battery. I believe using them voids your warranty.
1678424
Can't seem to find any difference between the two. Both come with 2011/136x/115x part. Both look visually the same, both have the same pump. Perhaps just a different naming code from the factory? I would buy the $50 one. I have it, and it runs like a beaut.
977355
The difference is that a hi/lo halogen uses a xenon bulb for low beam and a halogen for high beam. The bi-xenon uses a singe xenon bulb that actually moves to create the effect of a xenon high beam. It's recommended that you stick with the hi/lo halogen kit if you rarely use your high beams. I hope this helps.
1182997
I'm certainly no expert, but I would say both models are similar. The differences are described below: BAB 2000 BABNT5548 Ceramic Nano-Titanium 6 speed 6 speed 6 heat settings 6 heat settings Slider switches Rocker switches 2000 watts 2000 watts 2 lbs 1.8lbs Heat generated from Nano-Titanium dryers penetrate more quickly, dries hair faster, and is more likely to kill bacteria and fungi better than a ceramic dryer. Reportedly, there is a higher ionic output which leaves hair shinier. Ceramic dryers generate infrared heat and dries hair from the inside out. Ceramic driers may be preferred for those who dry their hair more frequently because the heat is distributed more evenly and results in less hair burn. Personally, I like the fact that the nano-titanium dries my hair fast. I'm happy with the nano-titanium BABNT5548. Hope this helped.
278896
I do not know. My previous Canon used NB_5L, and those certainly do not work (battery footprint/dimensions is/are different).
1935940
The elph100HS appears to use the NB-4L, the same battery as my elph 1000SD. The charger you listed is the same one I use.
911151
I think I see what your asking. If you check the grey has a slightly different model number, 42L and is 7 1/4" saw and the blue base is the 41L, 7 1/4" saw. The only difference that I see is the model number and the base color. I do not think one is older model than the other although it may very well be. The 42L has the grey base and a higher number so it may be slightly newer version. The older versions were the same except they had no laser. You have I think 3 choices, saw size, cord or cordless and laser or no laser. You want laser! I have both the blue base 10" corded version with laser and the older 10" cordless version no laser. I love them both. Yes you can use either the Ni-cad batteries or the lithium ion batteries in any Ryobi 18 volt tool. I asked that question when the lithium ion batteries came out too. There may be a difference but I don't think so. For what ever reason the color of the base changed at some point so they changed the model number slightly to distinguish between the two. I think that's all it is.
1430591
I believe it's just an older model number. I haven't found anything with any difference between the two of them.
228281
I don't think there is any difference. I bought 3, the first one for myself. I wanted stainless, 6 quart and one of quality. That's why I picked this particular model. I kept putting in the word "delux" in the browser line and it indicated it was the pressure cooker I bought. When I left the word out, it still showed that it was the same pressure cooker that I purchased. I could find no difference.. Hope this helps!
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According to Canon website: Battery Pack NB-6L is for the PowerShot Series, ELPH series and D series. The Battery Charger CB-2LY works with the NB-6L battery pack.If your charger and battery packs are correct for the ELPH 110, they would work with the Powershot. It takes some fishing around on the Canon site to find information, but it's all there.
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I ordered and received one each of the Lord L5-L122 and the LP-1822L. The individual orders were correct, and the razors are easily distinguished from one another. The pictures of each razor are exactly what you receive. The L-5 has a pressed steel head, while the L-6 has a larger molded and chromed head, The L-5, while simpler, is more functional. I would recommend the L-5 over the L-6, which is problem prone. Good Luck.
1040155
The 1600 mah looks different by name than NB-6L 3.7v 1060 MAH. The main difference being 1600 MAH to 1060 MAH, their both 3.7 v. Does anyone know what that difference means. I dont want to wind up frying my camera. Just asking to make sure I can buy this battery with assurance.
274881
the only difference is how tall the base unit is. the HS is 5" shorter. Both models are exactly the same in depth, width, and the mounting plate. I used the H inside the RV and the HS in the basement.
416787
I emailed Tatung's customer service in Taiwan, they told me that there is no material or function difference between 06KN & 06KN(UL). 06KN is for domestic sell, 06KN(UL) is for International sell, that's it.
1585471
It appears that the nsl would be "standard" thread and the nml would be "metric" thread. Big difference and it's not distinguished on the Waterpik web site.
768551
They're very close. The biggest difference is the size of the stand on the kab6 is much wider and sturdier to be able to handle a larger kettle. I use a 1/2 beer keg converted to a kettle to brew beer in and it fits perfect on the 6. On the 4 it's a very close fit and looks like it could fall off. But the 4 and 6 have the same burner and regulator. So if the stand width works for you, get the 4. But the 6 is much more comfortable to work with.
330697
No. They are not the same. The L one is for LEDs. The none L is for standard bulbs.