I understand the Tippman A5 has an integrated feeder system which the 98 doesn't have. I am buying this for my 11 yr old son. Is the extra $ worth it?
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The 98 is a great gun. The auto feeder can help reduce the chance of chopping the balls (a problem that can occur during very rapid firing, usually not an issue with beginners). later on, the feeder can easily be added to the 98. it only takes a couple of screws and a novice can do it.
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Sorry, not sure which oring is the thumbstone one. it had everything for my 98 but ur prob looking for an A5 part i'm guessing. If u have a 98, I would guess that it has the oring that ur looking for. good luck on ur quest
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I just spoke with TeeterTV to cancel an order that I'd set up, but went comparing reviews before committing to my purchase. Unlike other reviews, they readily acknowledged the "problem with their system," and agreed to cancel. That's a good on them, as I was leaning toward the 950. However, my rep informed me that the 950 is more like the 550 (no acupressure bumps or lumbar attachment) & there is a new 960 that's a beefed up 560. She said when you order the 560 through teetertv, you're given the option of upgrading to the 960 for $80. Not sure if Amazon has that.
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You really need to manually adjust the S95 to get the best out of it. It's a fantastic camera for those folks that know what they're doing, better pics than the S8100. But you need to work it. But if you're like most people that just sets the camera to auto and let it do all the work, the S8100 is a much better choice.
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I purchased the M604 from Amazon for about $90.00 this past winter and love it. I am sure you could be satisfied with this. I am not familiar with the other unit you are considering, so have no opinion. The M604 is really powerful for its size. I was going to buy a second M604 but do not understand the tremendous increase in price. I would not pay the current $210.00 but wait until it drops back to $90.00.
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The difference is the type of sight grids you will be looking at through the scope. The $101. model has what is called "Range Finder" the $114. model has the P4 Sniper grids. Depends on how or what you are shooting as well as your preference. I prefer the P4 Sniper grid myself. If you are not familiar with the two, you may want to go to a dealer and check them out so as you will be satisfied with the one you get.
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The 9098 is better. Newer, more compact, longer battery life. My other 9096 is about to die, and I'll replace it with the 98.
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Seems fairly sturdy to me. I've only used the tippman 98 so not much comparison. I certainly was impressed by the build.
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The 983H is not worth it on that set. You'd be getting 980H performance if you used it with component.The 980H is the appropriate unit for you.
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You need to do your research with MinnKota before ordering. I purchased this troller in June of 2014, knowing it didn't have auto-pilot but also knowing that it could be upgraded at some point in the future. At the time, I couldn't afford the auto-pilot model. This troller has performed beyond expectations. The deploy assist lever is a great feature and the improvements to the foot pedal are much appreciated. Maybe someday, when I can afford it, I'll upgrade to iPilot Link with the Humminbird. In the meantime, I'll be enjoying my PowerDrive V2.
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From what I can tell: 1) The 12 speaker cabinet is a little taller and thinner; an inch or so... 2) The 12 is not "asymmetrical" and "tapered", the A9 is. 3) The 12 is 5-10 lbs heavier than the A9. 4) The tweeter and bass drivers are not "dynamic balanced" in the 12 although the mid ranges are. The A9 is "dynamic balanced" throughout. "Dynamic Balance technology allows their engineers to design out distortion-causing driver and system resonances, so you only hear the good sounds." Sounds a lot like marketing to me? 5) The 12 doesn't mention "Klippel motor optimization" and the A9 does. "Klippel motor optimization uses laser measurement technology to ensure a smooth excursion path at either end of the volume spectrum for uniform performance at both low and high volumes." More marketing? 6) The RTi series has been discontinued and the RTi A series has taken its place. 7) As far as the difference in sound between the two I don't have a clue. They are 98% identical except for price. The A9 is $750 each everywhere and I just bought (2/4/14) two close out 12s from Fry's for $340 each. Hope this helps. EDIT: Fry's sold out and canceled my order. Ordered a pair from Polk Audio via Ebay (long story) for $800 a pair free shipping.
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If you havn't already made a decision, here are 2 thoughts: 900 has the smaller keyboard which will be ok for your 8 y/o. and weight is ~1/2 pound less. The 904ha has longer battery life and better webcam. All in all, with price savings and lighter smaller formfactror I'd go with the 900ha for my tech savy 8 yo if I had the money. As it is, I only have $ for mine for work. But I do plan on letting my boys (6 and 9) work on it too for homework.
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This one may be a little much for a 4 year old. I would go with a syma s107. It's sold on amazon. It's a lot easier to control.
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I have had both the 9970g and currently using the vendetta... I lean more towards the 9970g more seemed to pick up way more, tell when emergency vehicles approaching, and railroad alerts. Kind of got annoying but worked great
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I have NOT used a 100. My educated "guess" would be, owing to the feature set in particular (SBM, et al) that the edge would go to the newer, slightly "beefier" 100. That being said, I'm not sure that in a familiar environment, under ideal conditions, anybody would find telling the two apart would be particularly easy. It's an equivocal attempt at an answer, but I suspect the real question is "Is the 100 worth difference in price?" Only you can divine that answer for yourself. Shop carefully, don't pull the trigger on anything that does not have a generous return option and (if possible) audition them side by side.....
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The drivers may be the same, I can say that the cabinet is much better on the TSi 100. I have both in my home 2 of each. I can't tell the differance sound wise.
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Even though we ordered this board (2X's) my son never had the opportunity to demo this one, as both times the item was received with tire tubes that had been damaged. The board my son has and enjoys riding is the MBS Core95 Mountain Board. The MBS Core95 has rubber tires (like the ones found on a car), whereas the Atom 95X has hard plastic tires with tubes (like the ones found on a lawn mower or wheel barrow). The ability to maneuver the board is in the trucks and wheels (which is the wheel axle and tires). My son is about the same size as your son and he did well with this board. I wouldn't be able to quote you a board size. I would however suggest, if this is his first time riding a mountain board, in getting the V5 Brake Kit until he learns to control and stop the board. Both the board and braking system are a bit more expensive than the Atom 95X, however the durability of the MBS Core 95 offered more safety in return. If a board breaks while in motion it only offers more expense in the end.