what is the difference between 1043 and 1043GH
608124
Thank you for your inquiry. The 1043 & 1043GH are the same model. We have recently dropped the letters GH from our model number which stood for "Garden Hose".
608125
Sorry, don't have a clue. I checked on the Eley site and they show 1043 as the only wheeled model. Perhaps Amazon added the GH for some sort of stock id. Maybe if you go directly to Eley with your question, they will be able to tell you. Just click on their name on the page where Amazon shows the product. You have triggered my curiosity. Good luck.
608126
It is the same. I assume it stands for garden hose. I sought clarity by going to the eley product site. It was very helpful to me. It shows many options you will not find on amazon.
1521606
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.
116032
The main difference between the US and Euro version is the 3G bands. The US version supports 850/1900 WCDMA while the Euro version will support WCDMA 2100.
1669560
We used it in the 1018cl .. don't know about the 1041nr. Performs well for us.
381944
The only difference is HELLA-003399803 says "With bracket" and HELLA-003399801 does not specify. They are the exact same and both come with mounting bracekts. You will be happy with either.
1317011
Hi, not sure what the difference is exactly, but I must admit that I find this one much better than the previous one. It is lighter and more durable so I fully recommend getting 83 slow. Sorry I can't be more of help
2221762
No really, because in mine, the red has 4g and I get E o H+ , these mean like between 3g and 4g In fact these doesnt matter, these just change the velocity to downald things , but I love my phone. Anyway These is so fast. I give you these linkhttp://www.askingbox.com/question/mobile-phone-shows-3g-h-h-e-and-g-in-the-bar-what-does-this-mean
2123801
Roy S is right. The US/North America version is 850/1900. The European version is 900/2100. Many sites that I looked at before settling on Amazon offered the European version, which would have no 3G capability in the US or Canada. Once again, Amazon delivers with the US version and USA warranty.
1386890
The main difference is the one with 3 antennas gets more Mbps (bits per second). I think it also has a little heaver encryption. Not sure about the range but I would assume it is better.
1836887
I do not know the difference between EPO 20103 and TM 200 but I know that my kids like this toy. It is practical and perfect for 3 and 5 year-olds.
831109
CR123's 500, but you have to be careful about the description. One that looks just like it and is almost described the same way is 170.
888428
I'm not sure about the difference but I have the 103 and it worked pretty good. The one major downfall was that it can be set off very easy, so easy that it kept accidentally sounding off.
751912
The listing on Amazon describes the 8893 as having a 3.3 inch blade. The 8893-U has a 3 inch blade. I have not been able to discern any other difference. The Gardena website (www.gardena.com) does not have a listing for the 8893.
1242955
I don't know the difference. All I can say is that the one I bought has been working fine for nearly 3 months now.
268433
Don't know the difference, as I doubt you'll find anyone who actually bought BOTH to tell you for sure. I can tell you that I get virtually nothing from the use of the SC-603. I've gone back to indoor antennas that get far better reception than the SC-603, and that's with the SC-603 mounted on a 10' mast.
127049
I order the 430 for my husband as that is what the Dr. Scholl's machine said he needed. I have never noticed that it said compare to 440 so not sure if they sent you the incorrect pair or if I just never saw that on the packaging. The two pair I have previously ordered have a distict 430 on the packaging.
245887
The 77-1563 advertises a 23.4 lb-ft gain in torque over stock at 3,661 RPM. The 63-1563 advertises a 15.45 lb-ft gain in torque over stock at 4,400 RPM. The 63 produces a 17 hp gain, but at a loftier 4,944 RPM versus the 77 at a 15 hp gain at 4,500 RPM. For 2 less hp, I'll take more torque at lower RPM's.