Anyone know what the percentages are for "S" panel vs "A" panel? Are the chances 50/50?
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There is no way of knowing percentages given that the type label was removed by Samsung. I just received a "s type" off ebay, meaning I searched specifically for a seller of a S type... after plugging it in and seeing horrid color and flickering, I did the secret menu test and it's a C type. Total garbage. I don't think anyone knows what they are selling, only what someone shipping to them say, unfortunately the market is just flooded with this crap.
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I don't know how helpful this is. I don't have an exact %. You can see through them, but you can't really see detail or anything like that. If I was gonna wager a guess, I'd say maybe 25%
626106
Can't say for sure, but I think the answer is "neither" based upon the following article at C-net Asia: http://asia.cnet.com/lcd-types-tn-vs-va-vs-ips-62213690.htm. Samsung seems to use S-PVA or Super Pattern Vertical Alighnment. "In terms of viewing angles, VA panels are right in between TN and IPS panels. You'll have to sit further away from the center of the screen to observe any color shift. An improved Super Pattern Vertical Alignment (S-PVA) version is extensively used by Sony and Samsung, which delivers even wider viewing angles and deeper blacks. Both companies are claiming that their S-PVA-based TVs have 178-degree vertical and horizontal viewing angles just like their IPS rivals, although there is still a clear disparity from our own experience." From personal experience, I have no trouble viewing my TV's screen from multiple angles without fading. Blacks are true and deep. Found no specifics about TN, IPS, VA or S-PVA in the Samsung user manual.
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All the responses I have read seem correct. However, just because the panel is rated for different name brand breakers, does not mean the breakers are rated for the panel. If you check the U.L. listing of the breakers, (if it matters to you), I think you will find many manufactures are not U.L. listed for any panel except there own.
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I really do not know. I apologize for not responding sooner to your inquiry. I will say that the panel's installed easily and worked great. I would suggest you disassemble the laptop screen in question and take a look on the back of the flat panel screen. The manufacturer and part number were there and matched what I ordered. That is the way I will do this again as insurance against ordering the wrong panel. Good luck though and hope everything works out....Joe
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Your best bet is to pull your panel out and look at the model number on the existing panel. It isn't hard to pull out and you need to make sure and get the right model because they come in different colors (green and orange). It may fit but if you don't order the right model the color may not match.
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There are numbers but they are different from the Scott's numbers. I remember seeing a conversion table on the internet but we just use 0/25/50/75/100% "slot open percent". It's a great, durable spreader and it's worth the workaround on the calibration numbers.
1736596
I bought two panels, have not installed them yet. Starting out with 4 batteries @ 100 amps, plan on going to 8 and adding two more panels
1478898
Sorry- looked at my controller and the positive is shared. Hook the negative from each panel to separate neg (-) terminals. Both positives share one terminal.
1985439
Yup. A vs B use all the same wires, just in a different order. This panel has a diagram showing both arrangements and CAN be used for either.
596188
Hey there's an idea never tried before . it's either going to work OR Blow out whatever panel your trying to uni-spot . I say it's gonna blow out the panel ... But hey give it a try ..
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The panel is in 4 pieces numbered on the back. They are numbered 1 for the top quarter and 2 for the bottom quarter then 3 &4. I purchased 2 for my project and reversed the order for the second bunch to make them match and had to piece the last area from what was cut around doorway and an opening in the wall. I was able to make it all look great
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I doubt the test can measure 2%. My results, tho very helpful, were in 25% & 50%.
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It does not say the percentage. My demonologist put me on it and I think its an excellent product. I have to use it at bedtime. It is not to be used in sunlight.
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no, you only get one panel, the "3" means the one panel has 3 sections like buying a door that is a 3 panel door for inside the house. I sent mine back because of this, too much for just one panel.
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The difference is between the p and the s. P is copper bus bar with grounding bus and S is aluminum with no factory installed ground bar. This is only an issue if your main panel is a 4 wire sub panel.
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i know on amazon it didn't say. i thought it was two, cause you need two for a window, right.... but it was only one panel. it is very nice and i am very pleased with it.