I cannot decide between the Nanoray 10 and 20. Any info to tip the scales? I am a small-boned 100 lb. female.
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Nanoray 10 would be light weighted compared 20 but its not as sturdy as 20.The best bet among them would be nanoray 20. 20 has a very good head , looks professional, flexible and easy to place the shuttles.
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Nano 10 is lighter than 20. I have owned both in past and they do not have difference in performance. Both of them are good racquets for intermediate level. If you are beginner then I would say go for Nano 10 as its lighter and costs much less than Nano 20. Hope this helps.
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... with the heavier caliber and greater energy loads I would go with the 20lb
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If you want smaller (ringlet type curls) then go with the smaller barrel. The larger barrel is going to give you bigger (beach wave) curls.
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I own both 1 mm and 1.5 mm. My skin is quite resilient so they both work fine for me. If you are sensitive to pain perhaps you should start with the 1 mm system.
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My advise is that you should go for the 200 tablet bottle. Forget about the larger quantities. It is better to replenish with fresh tablets every six months.
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The lens is great for all around use. Tack sharp and worth every penny. If you plan on moving full frame it's worth it. On a DX body it will act like a 36-105. It's a bit on the weighty side but not over bearing. I have found the images have a certain pop to them that most other lenses can't provide unless they have the nano coating. Your other option is the great 17-55 which is designed for DX cameras. Look online there are some great reviews. If money isn't an issue go for it.
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I just fit 14 Centrum Multivitamins for women in th AM well and those are quite large. If you have RA and it affects your hands, I would reconsider. Otherwise, this is an excellent choice.
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I have a 30 gallon nano and use the 300 watt version, I think I could have gone with the 200 because I have to keep the temp setting around 74 to keep it around 80 degrees....so it definitely runs hot
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Given your body size, the smaller one will work, but will still require some shifting of the roller to reach all intended target areas. This is nothing more than an inconvenience but, if neither portability nor storage space are issues, I would eliminate the hassle and go with the larger one. Either way, you will definitely enjoy this device.
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The bigger is the better but even the small ones are great. It is the technology that makes the real most important difference between this and what you are upgrading from :)
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I went with the ProGray, but if I had to do it again I would choose the FlexiGray for an easier build. I am still happy with my purchase though!
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i wish i would have purchased the larger one first of all, the cxt beginner is ok but its just to small, dont waist your money on the smaller one. good luck have a great day
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I don't have the mcpx but from what I've heard I think the nano cpx is a lot more twitchy. If you've had some experience with fixed or collective pitch then the nano cpx would be a good choice. If you're looking to get into fixed/collective pitch then go with the mcpx
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Thanks for all the tips and advice. I've had a 20GB for quite a while. The hard disc failed at one point, but I was fortunately able to fix it. Think I'm going to go for the Classic. That nano is very tempting, but 120GB is hard to beat.
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Always use the platter hanger that barely fits the maximum size of your plate or platter. In this case, the 10-16 would be a better choice than the 16-30. The 16-30 would allow your heavy platter to sag and possibly fall. In any case, purchase your item from Readsome Home for complete satisfaction. -Thanks!
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It's a toss up. 10x obviously gets you a bit closer. However when you're exerting yourself (like hiking) it's more difficult to hold still, so the extra power works against you. When you're at a concert you'll wish you had more power. If you can afford it, 10x28 (or 8x28) binoculars will get you a better image because both eyes and 28mm times two = 56mm equivalent in a monocular. I love my Vortex 10x28 binoculars and only use the monocular when ultralight backpacking.
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Both are fine. As to which is"preferred" that's up to you. I like the 20mm personally.