What is the difference between this device (Apollo 8) and the DripMaster 69000, also sold by Orbit. DripMaster 69000 is almost double the price.
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I can't say for sure. These eventually develop leaks around the green outputs which is why I bought 2 more. Maybe the Dripmaster lasts longer?
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I believe the one of the differences is in the quality of construction for climates that are more harsh. The apollo 8 also says it's for underground irrigation or drip whereas the dripmaster is any way you want whether above or under ur landscape. The Dripmaster has a master control in the center for water flow (psi) and Apollo does not. Have that. They both have filters but I can't compare that.' I can tell you that if I do not remove the Apollo in colder months I usually will have a leak within 2 years that required replacement. I haven't tried the dripmaster so it's hard to judge. I'm curious if we contacted orbit themselves, what would they say? I'll buy one for my next replacement and update this post if Amazon allows. I liked the apollo just fine though!
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If you want a more specific answer, go to the Omega website. I believe the major difference is in the motor. I researched them all at the time I purchased mine, and decided the difference wasn't significant enough for the higher cost, for what I wanted to use it for, which is juicing leaves. Sorry I can't be more specific, but I do remember I asked the same question on the Omega website, and received a very satisfactory answer.
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I have had it with th orbit timer. I'm going to give the Claber one a try.... Maybe the Italians have one that works all the time..
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the CFF25-10 Tapmaster is not adequate _ change 3 times per year & costs mucho.I switched to the one from Pureearth.com which lasts a year @ $40 or so.
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Orbit 5pk 10106H Brass & Stainless Steel Mist Nozzle - Misting Systems Nozzles these can be found on ebay 5 of them $11.49 plus shipping. That would give t=you three extra good luck
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the FD1018P is an 8 tray variable temperature dehydrator that can expand to 30 trays, the gardenmaster is a 4 tray system and I don't believe it is expandable nor having variable temperatures. I have never used the gardenmaster myself, but I have had the FD1018P for 3 years now. Also as one other person said, element is on top for the gardenmaster, and on the bottom for the FD, however the FD doesn't have issues with the drippage as it is covered by an aluminum plate and only the central fan is open. So where some drips do hit the plate, they don't go much of anywhere and with the mesh covers you have to have seriously soggy fruits or veggies to get much drip at all. the FD1018P is an 8 tray variable temperature dehydrator that can expand to 30 trays, the gardenmaster is a 4 tray system and I don't believe it is expandable nor having variable temperatures. I have never used the gardenmaster myself, but I have had the FD1018P for 3 years now. Also as one other person said, element is on top for the gardenmaster, and on the bottom for the FD, however the FD doesn't have issues with the drippage as it is covered by an aluminum plate and only the central fan is open. So where some drips do hit the plate, they don't go much of anywhere and with the mesh... » Read More the FD1018P is an 8 tray variable temperature dehydrator that can expand to 30 trays, the gardenmaster is a 4 tray system and I don't believe it is expandable nor having variable temperatures. I have never used the gardenmaster myself, but I have had the FD1018P for 3 years now. Also as one other person said, element is on top for the gardenmaster, and on the bottom for the FD, however the FD doesn't have issues with the drippage as it is covered by an aluminum plate and only the central fan is open. So where some drips do hit the plate, they don't go much of anywhere and with the mesh covers you have to have seriously soggy fruits or veggies to get much drip at all. « Show Less
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Hi Michael, Best I can tell, they're the same. In that family of products, each model comes in two versions: one where you manually control the flow of hot water, and one that allows you to "preset" the amount of water you want to use for your beverage. For me the extra money for this gadget is not worth it. You get used to the amount of hot water you need pretty quick. The only downside is you can't hit the button and run into the shower. But hey, we're talking about 30 seconds, if even. Back to you question: my understanding is that the manual Piccolo is called Piccolo Plus, and the automatic one is called Piccolo Genius. One sure way to tell them apart: you should pay around 50$ for the Piccolo Plus, and the Genius sells for approx 130$...
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In my experience, generally, a lot of the keys, parts, etc between Orbit, Hunter, and Rain Bird are interchangeable (there are always some differences). I am using the Orbit Key to work with a Rain Bird flush-out valve.
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These are two different types of telescopes, but both are on the same mount. The 127 is a Maksutov design; the 130 is a Newtonian design. The 127 is better; it's better because you don't have to do something called collimation, which is where you have to adjust the mirrors so that they're in line with each other. If you search for collimation on YouTube, you'll see what that's all about. The 127 comes collimated from the factory, and you don't have to collimate it once you receive it.
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I think the 83250 is just a newer model. I did not see any difference between them,except for the price. I bought the cheaper one.
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Technically...MAYB...BUT.......Think what u r lookin 4 is Titan Apollo 3 Fixed Cycle Timer!!! My friend didn't bother trying with other...just got this 4 him ....better application!!
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http://www.oreck.com/Floor-Machines/floor-machines,default,sc.htmlNot sure about the commercial Orbiter, however, from what I can tell for the extra $100, the Ultra has a 10 year warranty w/10 tune-ups and the Orbiter has 5 year warranty. Check out the Oreck link.
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That is interesting. I didn't notice they were the same. I bought the omega for my dad he really likes it. I'm not sure what the difference is if there is one.
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Both work the same as far as I can tell. I don't know about the price difference. I usually take more than the directions say.
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The 7500QT will operate with just about any turbine including all of the older Apollo turbine systems. The 7500 is a great spray gun for spraying just about any material including Latex paint, poly's, Catalyzed finishes and most Auto Paints and sealers. There are many size needles and nozzles for making sure your material is atomized just the way you like it and with minimal over-spray.
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If 885T is better and 2009 model, why model 880 is still more expensive than the 885T? I have seen some comments about 885T not being so good in terms of quick alternate lane calculations, voice quality etc. Are these the same problems with 880 as well? Which one should I buy? Thanks.
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It boils a little faster than the pocket rocket. They have the same weight, this one is more compact, has a piezo ignition so you don't need a lighter, and is way cheaper. Can't beat it