what is the difference between 9 D (M), 9 2E and 9 4E
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The D, 2E, and 4E are widths. D being medium, 2e being wide, 4E being extra wide. If you're not sure of the width, best to get measured at a shoe store before you buy.
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NOT the "1X"! You would need 4E. If you see "4E" in the name like American Wicks' "AW4E", you should be on the right track, but confirm.
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There are 4 tubes and sizes are in millimeters :63.8 long, ID 69.9, OD 76.264.2 long, ID 73.2, OD 82.864.0 long, ID 82.2, OD 92.164.0 long, ID 94.5, OD 101.8
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Not exactly.. This is an article on the differences: answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070712085847AAi3pf9
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I haven't compared the two but here in New England, where long range shots are rare, the 2-3 is more practical and the 12 is not useful. I've used the 9x only once to see antlers and even then, there was so much brush and limbs in the way that the magnification was really no help. I've never hunt out west but I could imagine the 4-12 might be more appropriate there.
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3-9 and 4-12 refer to magnification rate.You have ability zoom in more with later scope.
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The only real difference between a 10-speed crankset and a 9 is the 10 has the middle and inner chain rings moved over very slightly to the right to make them work smoother with the narrower chains. In practice if you are using an older 9-speed crank with a 10-speed cassette/chain you should notice very little problems unless you are out of sequence (meaning you are shifting down in the back a few times before you shift down in the front,etc, if you are not sure what I am talking about take some time to look it up because you can very badly impact your cassette/chain/crank life when using the wrong gear combinations). Might not be perfect but it should almost definitely work. The only real difference between a 10-speed crankset and a 9 is the 10 has the middle and inner chain rings moved over very slightly to the right to make them work smoother with the narrower chains. In practice if you are using an older 9-speed crank with a 10-speed cassette/chain you should notice very little problems unless you are out of sequence (meaning you are shifting down in the back a few times before you shift down in the front,etc, if you are not sure what I am talking about take some time to look it up because you can very badly impact your cassette/chain/crank life when using... » Read More The only real difference between a 10-speed crankset and a 9 is the 10 has the middle and inner chain rings moved over very slightly to the right to make them work smoother with the narrower chains. In practice if you are using an older 9-speed crank with a 10-speed cassette/chain you should notice very little problems unless you are out of sequence (meaning you are shifting down in the back a few times before you shift down in the front,etc, if you are not sure what I am talking about take some time to look it up because you can very badly impact your cassette/chain/crank life when using the wrong gear combinations). Might not be perfect but it should almost definitely work. « Show Less
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They are quite the same. One is right at 9 3/4", and the other 10". That is the space BETWEEN the inside edge of the bars.
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Since I have not ordered from this very link, I can't say for sure whether there is any difference. Nevertheless if you look at the Everestshoulderrest.com, you can find only EC-4 (and not EC). By comparing the descriptions provided by amazon, one could think of some differences, from which the only apparent one is that what I have bought is adjustable for 4/4 and 3/4, but your link says it has all the sizes from 4/4 - 1/2. Perhaps you would like to ask the company.
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There should be no difference. Both are the figures for the size in metrics. One is just showing it with the millimeter designation(mm) after the size.
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The G4ME ONE has an open-can environment that allows the earcups to breathe. Also allows outside sound to go through a little easier. Whereas the ZERO is a closed can design. Completely enclosed cups that isolates your ears inside the headset. Outside sound is better filtered but the cups can get a little hot. I have the ZERO myself and I don't really notice ears getting hot or anything unless it's specifically hot in the room I'm gaming in.
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A 9, B 2, C 2, D 4, E 13, F 2, G 4, H 2, I-9, J 1, K 1, L 4, M 2, N 4, O 8, P 2, Q 1, R 6, S 4, T 6, U 4, V 2, W 2, X1, Y 2, Z 1.
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9.75" Long x 2.525" OD & 1.231" ID measured with digital calibers.Looking at the other results there is only a little difference.
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Global needle works anywhere on the planet on the "G." So, this one is for world-wide use since the magnetic field changes around the globe. The "D" is for declination which is the amount the needle is deflected from a correct north based on your position. Good maps will show this so you can make adjustments to your compass. So, "G" is for the special global needle which will not be confused outside the area it was intended to be used within.
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I find it difficult sometimes to find these specs in the manuals or through online searches. What I do is search for a replacement caddy by model number and you can be pretty confident the aftermarket seller already did this research for you. My Internet search for the dm4 series yielded that this particular line of notebooks uses the 9.5mm form factor. I personally don't have this notebook, though if a couple searches says this is the size you want, then you can just pick the best deal in the size and assume the multiple aftermarket manufacturers know what is correct.
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No real preference. I chose the 9" because we have a small inside corner cupboard that it fit great, with enough room to turn.
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