what's the difference between fast flow 6 MOS , variable flow 6 MOS up and variable flow??
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The Fast Flow nipples have 3 holes and are designed for babies that are 6 months and older. Much like the Fast Flow, the Variable Flow nipples are also designed for babies 6 months and older. But they have a "Y" shaped cut which allows for thicker fluids as well. Thanks!
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it has a off/on and rheostat. but wont control my fan speed. on high all the time. the one I bought was the kbmc-13bv. the one I need is the kbmc-13bvns. they said the 13bv would work but it does not
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2.5 would work. I believe a 6 cfm would be better. I started with a 2.5 and had trouble getting to 28hg. the 6cfm does it fast. There is only one valve for suck. The other valve is a thumb release, to release the pressure. I put a 1/4" brass valve and connected a 1/4" npt quick change. then i used a barbed fitting that would be used on a quick change and attached 1/4" vinyl hose. i did the same on the pump for easy breakdown. It is important to have a valve on the suck. This valve shgoul;d be closed when you turn on pump then open. When you are done vacing close valve then turn off pump. This keeps the chamber from receiving contaminant blow-back from pump. This is what i know. Good luck. ps. Contact In Lab Designs (Amber she is very nice) and they will put the valve and quick change on for a fee. then it will be easy to pick up the rest at ACE
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I own a variable speed pump, the circulator barely works at low speeds. The 1st one I purchased didn't work, the 2nd one worked for about 5 months and it has stopped. I contacted the company months ago and NO RESPONSE! Don't purchase it.
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Performance DataDon't know if this helpsPump Output (GPM) vs. Total Resistance To Flow (Feet of Head) SP1580 86 GPM 86 GPM 75 GPM 58 GPM 27 GPM SP1580X15 10ft 91; 20ft. GPM 91; 30ft. GPM 80; 40ft. GPM 62; 50ft. GPM 32 GPM
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Hello The difference with the both is quiet easy the non sequential pumps the whole leg at one time, as for the air sequential pumps each chamber at a time so for example it hits 1 then hit 2 then hits 3 then hits 4. As for non sequential hit 1-4 all at once.Hope this helps Erica
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Depends on your device you are applying it to. As in power... This unit is one of the best units with 6.0 cfs. Compared to 3 cfm or even 4. Doesn't even cut it close on how fast this unit pulls full vac. The only thing you have to worry about is oil (which it comes plenty with) read how to use the thing and don't think twice. --- This unit blows away (or sucks away) the other competition. The price is what got me. Can't believe a unit this cheap is better then the big boys. I use a mercury HG unit. Without the nipple cut - it says it can only read around 25. ... I have made it say 30 with this unit easy. Just buy it
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To my knowledge, the "slow" version simply moves less often. I have always used the slow version (which moves every 10-15 seconds, at least for me) and it has worked like a charm! No more having to enter multiple passwords every time I come back to my desk after a five minute ladies room break!
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As far as I now there is no difference. I have changed mine for different water levels a couple of times. paid no attention to which is which, and everything always worked.
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There are two base models. One has a higher flow rate than the other. That means that more water can be moved faster that the other. But both flow sufficiently well for most enviorments. The other things that are added may be desired for some applications. You need to check with you local plumber to see what is required in your area.
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I've used both and they both work great. I can't really tell the difference between them.
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One of them is undiluted, the other is a 50/50 pre-mix. Undiluted is better value for money and allows you to choose your own ratio of coolant to water. Pre-mixed is better if you're lazy. :)
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As I understand it that the maximum speed of the Interface between the computer and the device. Since the device is basically all Solid State electronics, as opposed to a traditional spinning rust HD, the 6gb/sec is actually closed to a true read/write speed than you might imagine. note that that's 6gb ie BITS not BYTES... IE 8 b's per byte plus handshaking overhead but is a still twice that of tradition SATA which is only 3gb/sec max.
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300 CFM (per the GE Website). It's, certainly, not the highest available on the market today, but 300 used to be the "high speed" just a few years ago.
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I think this Standard Flow is equivalent to Slow Flow. I used it for my son since Nb. My other kids (2yo & 3yo) uses this as well and they dont complain about the flow. Looks like it expands the more it's used making the flow from slow to medium. I hope this helps.
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Each will work. One writes at a slower speed. For single frame shots you won't tell the difference except in mutishooting mode. Used cocurrently the slower speed will be used. Use the faster one and the slower one as backup.
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Hi talked to tech guy at Liberty they recommended 2" for best flow but suppose min. Would be 1.5" ...for code think they will require 2" upc Hope that helps