What is the difference between the DCH5090ER model and the DCH5090EL model? Thanks!
1144302
it seems the biggest difference is price since Lowes carries the EL model for 39.98 and when I was shopping for this last week, the best price I found for the ER is at Walmart for 53.99
1144303
Looks a little different and ER has a remote and EL does not. Otherwise they heat the same.
1144304
I just bought the EL model and as far as I can tell the differences are the EL model has no remote, is missing the air filter on the back and has no tip-over safety switch. For a $14 difference you have to decide if those features are useful in each persons situation.
1144305
Pretty sure the major difference is the ER has a remote control and the EL does not. May be other minor functional and cosmetic differences as well.
415902
Only model # I can find is SCH-1535. Do not see any ?9300 references. Purchased new from Best Buy just under a year ago if that helps.
270140
Thank you for your interest in our products. BDR-XD05B this is the new model and the other one is discontinued but it will work the same way as the other model.
573064
As near as I can tell, the biggest difference is the model number. Lasko has been making this heater in the same basic design for at least 10 years. The 5919 and 5905 have basically the same geometry and rating. Both have two "power" settings and their sizes are the same. The differences appear, to me, to be only cosmetic. I will say that my 5905 models have a more powerful fan than the model I first bought 10 years or so ago...a very welcome upgrade.
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i just spoke with tech support at EdgeCraft who manufactures both models and they say that the differences are as follows:1. 610 is the newer model2. 610 has a closed base vs. an open one on the 6093. 610 has more metal components vs. the 609
1549678
right site for your answer 90/92 are the same.5990 is black & the 5992 is silver http://www.videohelp.com/forum/archive/new-philips-dvp5992-dvd-player-with-usb-2-0-feature-t349792.html
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Both the 40200H and 40300H have a helical head with HSS inserts instead of 2-3 full width blades, But the 40200H is heavier and tougher built. Just look at the weight of the machine and you will see that the 40200H is 95 lbs and the 40300H is 66 lbs. The 40200H has snipe lock and 2 threaded rods for height adjustment (and 4 smooth ones for support) whereas the 40300H has no snipe lock and 4 threaded rods. Also the 40300H spins at 10000RPM and the 40200H spins at 9000RPM (the only negative as far as I can see). The Steel City website titles the 40300H as 13" Portable Planer with Helical Head and the 40200H as 13" Deluxe Portable Planer with Helical Head.
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David, I have no idea what the difference is, I never heard of the model 900. After reading the specifications on both and reading the reviews from customers it appears as though the model 900 is a newer version but has exactly the same features. I suppose, based on my research that purchasing the model 900 is probably the better choice.
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I'm trying like heck to find differences but I couldn't. What I DID find for you is a number, CCR2 which probably means Cartridge Clean and Renew 2pack. They look identical to the cartridges I use but it did mention that it's applicable to the 5301 base. I think that may be the first model that used the CCR base. There may be more on the Braun website, but I'm guessing the cartridges are the same and only the bases have changed cosmetically.
274579
I asked the same question and was told there the same units, the difference was the manuals. The one approved has more warnings in the manual. To be sure download each manual and compare the difference.
2277071
Sorry for the delay in replying to your question. The model is 639C. Hope this helps answer your question.
151881
Not sure about the feature differences but this model is the only one they make with a lifetime warranty. Which was what prompted me to make the purchase. Hope this helps.
1603808
As far as I know, they are the same, but the 9098 is shorter and lighter. Seems to provide the same amount of power and actually lasts longer between charges than the original battery that came with my drill. I've been pleased with it.
2240750
There is no difference between the two at all... The CC is for clean and charge, which simply means it comes with the cleaning base. It's an old notation, which I believe Braun has dropped, so the model number is 9595, not 9595CC.BTW, the difference between the 9585 and the 9595 is the LCD (which is located on the back end of the unit).
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I'm pretty sure the 5088 is just an older version of the 5099. The 5099 has an idiot button to ease in the setup operation, but to be honest, I have no idea how it's suppose to work. I never used the button. I just plugged it in and everything worked. As for differences between the two. I say get the cheaper. They're both the same.
712873
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.
1878186
I can't tell you what the differences are as I am not acquainted with those models. However I love the one I have. It has plenty of power and is very user friendly. Switches easily for different cleaning needs. I have no regrets with this vacuum.