What's the difference between TYT TH-9000 & TH-9000D?
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TYT had lost a court case in China and was forced to discontinue sales and production of the TH-9000 radio.Well, the TH-9000 is back and it's called the TH-9000D. I guess that makes a difference to the Chinese attorneys.Please note there are issues with programming and clone on these new models reported. Also the microphone connecter has a different wiring than the orginal series.
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they make more then one each is a dinfrint band thay have 1.25m, 2m,70cm so look for the one you want.
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B00BTD5Y9E model has 6 modes, B00AN8UOSC model has 8 modes. The shell is different. The rest is the same.
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Look to the model number on the side of the unit. If it has an 09 in the series of letters, it's a 9000 BTU model. If it has a 12, then it's a 12000 btu model.
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They're the same. The d950 and d955 simply refers to the frequency they are used depending on the Country.
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Hi Nany, The only difference between the part numbers is the packaging. The one ending in "Z" is in retail packaging and the on ending in "ZET" is e-tail packaging. The product within the packaging should be the same. Thank you for your interest in the DTSE9H flash drive! -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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No. 920 is longer than the 900. I do think they make one now for the 920 though.
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Can't answer for the T999 but yes to the two quantities. They are individualy packaged as well.
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the TYT TH 9000 220 Mhz radio has provision to go digital.There is a cover covering the hole in the heat sink in the rear of the radio to accomodate a DB9 connector.The connector must be soldered to this Using the Digi-Key part number A 100196-ND..digikey.com is the website.As you unscrew the bottom of the screws on the radio using a TORX screwdriver,you will see the actual circut board.There is provision to accommodate said part.Plug it in the circuit board&run; the wires thru the hole in the back&solder; the db9 connector to those wires.You need a pinout diagram for whatever the radio is to be used for.This gets you on the Allstar/IRLP system..73,Pete KD2ARB A100196-ND) the TYT TH 9000 220 Mhz radio has provision to go digital.There is a cover covering the hole in the heat sink in the rear of the radio to accomodate a DB9 connector.The connector must be soldered to this Using the Digi-Key part number A 100196-ND..digikey.com is the website.As you unscrew the bottom of the screws on the radio using a TORX screwdriver,you will see the actual circut board.There is provision to accommodate said part.Plug it in the circuit board&run; the wires thru the hole in the back&solder; the db9 connector to those wires.You need a pinout diagram for whatever the radio is to... » Read More the TYT TH 9000 220 Mhz radio has provision to go digital.There is a cover covering the hole in the heat sink in the rear of the radio to accomodate a DB9 connector.The connector must be soldered to this Using the Digi-Key part number A 100196-ND..digikey.com is the website.As you unscrew the bottom of the screws on the radio using a TORX screwdriver,you will see the actual circut board.There is provision to accommodate said part.Plug it in the circuit board&run; the wires thru the hole in the back&solder; the db9 connector to those wires.You need a pinout diagram for whatever the radio is to be used for.This gets you on the Allstar/IRLP system..73,Pete KD2ARB A100196-ND) « Show Less
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I don't know the difference. I have the 8893 and it performs very well. I cannot imagine what more "bells and whistles" one would need.
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OK. 9000 BTU is available only for 120 Volt power. 12000 BTU is available for both 120 ad 230 volts. All of these are very similar in size and structure. So the price differences between them are minimal. And they do not use plugs to receive power. They must be hard wired to your electrical panel (permanent installation). Hope now you are clear.
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Check out these links; http://www.hdtvsolutions.com/pdf/lns4695_final.pdf and http://www.hdtvsolutions.com/pdf/lns4696_final.pdf From what I could gather, both TV's are very similar. The 4696D has an integrated DCR tuner and cablecard (for use with cable) and 7000:1 contrast ratio vs the 4695D which only has the ATSC tuner and 6000:1 contrast ratio.
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The 6000 isn't made anymore. The elevated price is due to the fact that there is a limited supply. The most notable difference is that the 6000 has dedicated function keys (see the top row), while the T9T-00001 requires you to hold the Fn key to "activate" the function keys. That's a deal breaker for some as explained in the reviews below.
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940 is Plain940S is Combo Edge940BT is Black Blade / Plain940SBK is Black Blade / Combo
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I recall when I bought my 9001 a newer version was also available. The newer one didn't seem to be any better than mine other than it was a slightly better looking unit. I don't remember other details other than aesthetics. I love my 9001.
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Copy and past this URL into your browser and it should take you right to the manual for the TH9000 Series. https://customer.honeywell.com/resources/Techlit/TechLitDocuments/69-0000s/69-2404EFS.pdf
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Have an 880, however, if your 900's battery has the same specs (voltage, milliamps and contact locations) then i would say yes as the number after the dash (-2000) may not mean much, if anything besides a mfg. batch number (just a guess)
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One of the two is UHF. The one that controls the secondary, SD, receiver. The other one, the hd, is infrared