do you guys prefer your DC825KA or DCF826KL1 (supposedly lighter)? any differences?
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I find that most of the weight is in the batteries. If you're concerned about weight, invest in some of the smaller Lithium Ion batteries. Even the larger Lithium batteries I think are lighter than the big bulky NiCads. Hope this helps.
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The newer model 902400 is lighter and uses the lithium ion batt. Which offers more run time and is much smaller in size. This is the latest model from Paslode.
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I can't really define the differences. I do like mine and feel comfortable using it. I mostly use it in a constant current mode in working with LEDs.
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If you're asking about the DF250B versus only other Waring models, the 250B is going to be as good as a Waring non-commercial product gets. Waring currently also lists (for the same recommended retail price) a DF280 model which is identical in sharing 1800 watt heating elements, a 2.3lb food capacity and 1 gallon oil capacity. The differences are the 280 has a 3 basket configuration and digital controls. Feel free to read my other comments regarding the 250.
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The Klein CL2000 is fine for 12A to 25A DC. I've used it at both lower and higher direct current levels than those.
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I looked at both just now on Amazon and aside from a $20 difference (the D50AP is cheaper) I don't see anything that jumps out at me as being different. The dehumidifier has been plug in for over 4 months now and now that the weather has gotten sticky it's been going nonstop without a hitch. The pump is working fine but it's a bit noisy still it's better than emptying a bucket every day!
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It is very confusing my battery shows DW 9091 but it also shows DC984KA is compatible the DC984KA is also listed with the grope DC983KA- DC983SA- DC984KB so do they interchange . they need to simplify there tools i can not say for sure good luck
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Yes, it's just smaller and lighter. Seems to hold a charge just as long as my old heavy DC9096 did.
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I must agree with other responses. The dipswitch settings (according to the manual) are pretty straight forward for one who understands the nomenclature. What I liked about the new board is the tighter control of burner and fan timing. The anticipator is more accurate.
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hi, the NP-FV100 battery is the better choice since it is not as thick and obtrusive.
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there is no difference between this kits but if you can afford the DCKTS go get it because the bag is really messy to keep both tool charger and batteries organized add to this drill bits and gadgets you will need and you have a picture of why you need the hard case in the other hand Dewalts cases are really well design sturdy and not bulky so make your own judgement but I think the DCKTS is the answer to the past design
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My read of the customer reviews supports the notion that the 255W is a terrific unit. Thanks for your reply.
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I would stay with the heavier one, you might need the extra electrical capacity at some time. m
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No issue, more punch. I have a 45C in mine. Flight times not as long but it moves quick.
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I researched both before I purchased mine and determined that there wasn't a significant difference. I'm currently happy with this (but I guess I wouldn't know if something large enough to be damaging has occurred since I installed it). The specs and ratings looked functionally similar, however the more expensive one has a lifetime limited vs 10 year warranty and the $25k equipment coverage.
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I found both of these resources very helpful. I'm throwing another dyson into the mix because if you feel the higher price and power of the DC58 handheld is worth the value ($250 or so), you may want to consider the DC35 animal which can be found for a similar price. The DC35 is more like a handheld vacuum with many accessories. DC34 versus DC58 http://www.infobarrel.com/DC34_Vs_DC58 Comparison of DC 35 animal versus DC 34 Based on the comparison below- it looks like the DC58 (described in the above link, which doesn't come with all the DC35 animal accessories and motorized attachments) may have a better battery (cobalt manganese vs lithium ion). I also cannot tell whether the DC 35 animal has a V6 motor or a V2 motor like the DC34. If anyone can answer this I'd be interested http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2s8mfUkIDWY Here's what I gather so far DC58- more expensive but far superior power and battery functioning- it may come with one motorized tool head but that's it DC 34- less expensive but less power and battery life DC 35 about the cost of DC58, lots of accessories including power accessories, but probably not as powerful as the DC58 from what I can tell. Still deciding
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It is exactly the same. I have eight of the older DCD-780's. I use them every day and love them. I have no issues with the chuck. The DCD 790 loses power when under a load at low speed. You can simulate this situation by holding the chuck and squeezing the trigger. It will die within a second as compared to the 10 or so seconds for the older model. I ordered several of them and returned them. I like the older version much better.