What's the difference between this one, EVC455, and the EVC355?
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I don't have one yet but I've read the manual for each in PDF form and I'm guessing here. But I think a major difference is the 355 has settings for intervals of 1,3,and 5 minutes which is when I assume it shuts off. The 455 doesn't show intervals so I assume it continues to run until it's out of memory or power. I'm also assuming it just starts a new file when it reaches 1 Gb. rather than shut off. I've read they do about 10 min to 1Gb. I don't know if you can use a card larger than 16Gb - someone said in a review they couldn't use a 32Gb card. This could possibly be a memory card Class problem. I've also read that you should only use a Class 4 or 5 or less. And reviewer said the battery only lasts about 30-40 minutes. I use cameras like this to record live music and need the camera that runs continuously. I use separate small power packs that Amazon sells for $20. that are rechargable inverters with an AC and USB outlet. The EVC cameras use USB cables to charge so you could use the Enercell. Mine last 5-6 hours with a Midland XTC which is similar. http://www.amazon.com/EnercellTM-90W-Portable-Power-Inverter/dp/B00629X6P4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1393387349&sr=8-1&keywords=enercell+inverter
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There are no other differences, and I think that the 95W vs 85W is just on paper. Onkyo reps have stated on the internet that they are "the same build".
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When I ordered from amazon I got a 110/60. Don't know if they have the other.
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More internal memory on GMC320, rechargeable battery, electronic gyroscope, temperature sensor, and contrast control seems to be the differences. Perhaps the additional memory is the most significant. See the chart comparing them at http://www.gqelectronicsllc.com/support/GQ_Geiger_Counter_Selection_Guide.png
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I really didn't know so I looked here. http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514/t/19371348.aspx There was one guy who used a E8400 with no problems on a 560. If you want to go that route. I would think that there really isn't too much difference between the e8400 vs the e8500 except speed 3.00 vs 3.16. I know Dell won't officially support it though, But I can't tell you it wont work. I know it works great in my Dell 360 with no issues and my dell 200 watt power supply. It's really your call, But I would try it.. E8500 looks cheaper to risk than an e8400 from the looks of prices on amazon. I really didn't know so I looked here. http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514/t/19371348.aspx There was one guy who used a E8400 with no problems on a 560. If you want to go that route. I would think that there really isn't too much difference between the e8400 vs the e8500 except speed 3.00 vs 3.16. I know Dell won't officially support it though, But I can't tell you it wont work. I know it works great in my Dell 360 with no issues and my dell 200 watt power supply. It's really your call, But I would try it.. E8500 looks cheaper to risk than an e8400 from the looks... » Read More I really didn't know so I looked here. http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514/t/19371348.aspx There was one guy who used a E8400 with no problems on a 560. If you want to go that route. I would think that there really isn't too much difference between the e8400 vs the e8500 except speed 3.00 vs 3.16. I know Dell won't officially support it though, But I can't tell you it wont work. I know it works great in my Dell 360 with no issues and my dell 200 watt power supply. It's really your call, But I would try it.. E8500 looks cheaper to risk than an e8400 from the looks of prices on amazon. « Show Less
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Nothing on the machine designates this. I seem to recall a #585 somewhere but the model number stated on the plate on my machine is 1VP1TZ
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remanufactured, I returned it because I wanted a new one, they didn`t have a new one so I got my money back. The 855 is a old unit and would have been used too long. max
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Because technically they are both the same alarm just the 350 Plus was the old packaging and old model number. But what I got was the 3105v model just like the description says. Hope this helps.
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They appear to be the same. However, they are sold by different vendors, so perhaps that is difference. I do believe the 45113 has replaced the 45013, but the specs should be identical.
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I don't know if there is a diference between models. I have it since 2012 and works great. Sorry!!
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I think the XE295 is the 2012 model for the EL-455 and the EL-455 is the 2010/11 model. From what I can gather from reading and looking at photos. The XE295 has an upgraded console. I am very impressed with Spirit on paper and am currently trying to decide between the two models. You can see the older models of Spirit equipment if you look at the user manuals on their support section of their website. I really wish Spirit had better photos of the console that shows to display in action so I know what I am getting for my money.
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The majority of their capabilities are identical. One thing that the NR515 has that the 460 doesn't, however, it the ability to pass through a 3D signal. Other than that, the 460 is, for most purposes, a rebadged NR515 that used to be/still is sold as part of a HTIB setup with speakers.
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Sorry I'm so late but the only difference I know is that asus has a 1gb digital memory model whereas the EVGA has 2GB digital memory. Hope this helps for future references.
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They are the same base model, but since they are from separate companies, they differ in exact specifications. Also, the one you mentioned is the 4GB memory model, while this one is the 2GB model. 2GB VRAM is usually enough, but 4GB is handy in very high performance gaming. Also EVGA Superclocked isn't necessarily equivalent to MSI Overclocked (they probably aren't). EVGA SC typically has a slightly higher frequency boost. There may be other differences. The specifications should clarify for each card.
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It is different than the one I got. I'm not sure of the year of either model.
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Sorry but I'm not know exactly the difference. I had this model and it works very well.
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Brian, I have no idea if there is any difference, as I have only experience with the "other" model. I just really like the one I bought from Amazon.