? Difference between A2, A3, A4? is it the light intensity, or do they have different light sources? Does the plexiglass working area scratches easy?
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The difference is in size and light intensity. The A4 model is the smallest but the brightest among the three while A2 is the largest in size but not as bright as the smaller ones. They all get power by wall chargers. The surface will be scratched if it's not protected, please be informed.
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I have had no problems on putting pressure on the glass. The scanner worked properly. I returned the A3 1200S scanner (DOA) & purchased the A3 2400S - a little more expensive, so my observations are for the A3 2400S model. It should be OK though - same design. The only other observation I can make is that the objects must be flat - the depth of field for these type scanners, as opposed to the CCD type devices, which are at least three times as expensive, is nonexistent. But for flat objects it's just fine - and fast.
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Google "TRMA" they have tons, and I mean TONS of info on this model, including a tutorial on lighting... Be wary of the light shining through where it's not meant to. You can simply put in a few lights to show through portholes or go as far as a full fiber optic system to illuminate the light poles. I would also recommend the photo etched railings, benches and cranes. Although they can be quite pricy ($70 for all of them, more than the kit price) so only if you are experienced. The mini craft "deluxe" edition comes with photo etched railings, but if you opt for the full set get the regular edition and buy the full set of photo etched parts all at once, you will save a bit of cash Google "TRMA" they have tons, and I mean TONS of info on this model, including a tutorial on lighting... Be wary of the light shining through where it's not meant to. You can simply put in a few lights to show through portholes or go as far as a full fiber optic system to illuminate the light poles. I would also recommend the photo etched railings, benches and cranes. Although they can be quite pricy ($70 for all of them, more than the kit price) so only if you are experienced. The mini craft "deluxe" edition comes with photo etched railings, but if you opt for the full... » Read More Google "TRMA" they have tons, and I mean TONS of info on this model, including a tutorial on lighting... Be wary of the light shining through where it's not meant to. You can simply put in a few lights to show through portholes or go as far as a full fiber optic system to illuminate the light poles. I would also recommend the photo etched railings, benches and cranes. Although they can be quite pricy ($70 for all of them, more than the kit price) so only if you are experienced. The mini craft "deluxe" edition comes with photo etched railings, but if you opt for the full set get the regular edition and buy the full set of photo etched parts all at once, you will save a bit of cash « Show Less
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The defender is basically the single output version of the same light. So it is a matter of your preference in terms of what you need and prefer. I own both and personally prefer the single output.
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I went with a 10A. It leaves headroom even with a second panel in parallel as these panels only put out about 3A in direct sunlight.
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I was not sure when I first looked, then I realized the different models had different temperature capabilities, and if I recall some of them had different focus ratio as well.Keeping this in mind, Read descriptions carefully, the differences will be more apparent!
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This looks similar to the TD-T4i, but it has different part number. The only difference i can tell between the written specs is that the T4i has push button illumination. I just ordered this one and do not have it on hand yet to see if this one has push button as well, but that could be the only difference.
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I believe the C is their Cinima line. I believe the only addition is the new lens coating for reduced glare and such. I don't believe this one has the T stops insetad of F stops which is typically associated with the Cinima line. A word of caution, I think the A setting for aperature is very handy and would recomend paying the extra cash to get this feature.
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This UQ model has a different polished edge type, THX certification, and AquoMotion 960 which is a brighter panel. Hope that helps!
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I like the Uncle Milton Star Theatre Pro, except the light is a little bit weak. This is "ok" for my wife and I sitting around in our living room listening to music, looking up at the planets. But for a really serious domed black surface, you need something that is brighter, in my opinion. Last year a lighting engineer (who owns the company that makes slides at http://www.microstru.com) emailed me and offered to make a brighter light if he got at least 500 orders. I emailed him that I was interested, but I don't think he every got enough order. You may want to email that company about getting a brighter light. It may cost you a premium, but I'm sure he can sup-up a brighter light. There are also other cool projectors that you can get, in addition to the Uncle Milton. For example, there are cool laser show type things which I'm considering myself.
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Used it on side lenses of mr2 spyder. The more coats you use ,the darker the lense gets. I only used three light coats so they still show light when lit.Gives a matte finish. I think they sell a clear coat to make it shiny.You have to sand first. Do not know if plastidip will work. Mine has not peeled yet.I like the matte look.
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There is a lot of confusion between manufacturer nomenclature and product descriptions. The "FL" in P46FLC is for flood light, which, per Whelen, is an 8 degree beam. Whelen products with "SL" in the name are spot lights with a pencil beam. When you actually have the lights in hand to compare to each other, the SL models have a very thick lens that focuses the beam more. Also, these often will not clear the gear doors in retractable gear aircraft (assuming you are interested in an aviation application). The SL actually has an even narrower beam than this light, and is not suitable for an aircraft landing light.
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So, it's between this one or the oval: see link (I think the round is cuter),but am concerned about allthese bad reviews.which oneof the two do you recommend? Is the light THAAAAT BAD?Worse than on the oval one???Conair Reflections LED Lighted Collection Mirror, Polished Chrome Finish
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It's important to note that there are two elements to the contrast ratio. There's the contrast provided by the 3 LCD screens, and then there is they "dynamic contrast" added by the auto iris that adjusts overall picture brightness. The 5030 is an advanced iris that boosts apparent contrast -- and I have to say it works pretty darn well. Even dark scenes have solid blacks and contrast. That said, it's almost impossible to set up a direct comparison (same lighting conditions, same materials). I'm very pleased with the 5030UB, but it's whatever you like/want to pay.
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The "light" is a bit less tinted & allows for more natural light to come through. The Platinum is almost a Mirror type finish from the outside & it reflects 90% or better of the light & glare from outside not to mention the UV rays that heat up the house. I would use the Heat Control Platinum on the skylights to reduce the heat coming in myself. I used it on my front windows that are floor to ceiling length to cut the glare from the snow reflective brightness (Here in Montana) it's now about 8pm here & I have ample light from the front windows to read & type without any issues. hope this helps The "light" is a bit less tinted & allows for more natural light to come through. The Platinum is almost a Mirror type finish from the outside & it reflects 90% or better of the light & glare from outside not to mention the UV rays that heat up the house. I would use the Heat Control Platinum on the skylights to reduce the heat coming in myself. I used it on my front windows that are floor to ceiling length to cut the glare from the snow reflective brightness (Here in Montana) it's now about 8pm here & I have ample light from the front windows to read & type without any issues.... » Read More The "light" is a bit less tinted & allows for more natural light to come through. The Platinum is almost a Mirror type finish from the outside & it reflects 90% or better of the light & glare from outside not to mention the UV rays that heat up the house. I would use the Heat Control Platinum on the skylights to reduce the heat coming in myself. I used it on my front windows that are floor to ceiling length to cut the glare from the snow reflective brightness (Here in Montana) it's now about 8pm here & I have ample light from the front windows to read & type without any issues. hope this helps « Show Less
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I also have a WF-502B and that is a matt finish. The WF-501B is very similar but seems a bit cheaper or thinner and it is glossy. Still a good flash light body. The reflector is also slightly different, it is a orange peel finish rather than smooth, but provides a very good light pattern for the bulb used.
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I haven't used it on plexiglass, but it hasn't been a problem on anything else so far. I will say that it's not the "wonder product" it's been made out to be. Doesn't work any better than Goo Gone but costs much more.