Hi i am new to buying these types of things. i was wondering what the difference between cbs and frms is?
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The reason you cannot talk between Citizens Band (CB) and Family Radio Service/General Mobile Radio Service (FRS/GMRS) is because they operate on different frequencies. CB radios operate within the 27MHz (11M) frequency. FRSGMRS operate within the 462 and 467MHz frequency.
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No, CBs operate around 27Mhz (11m band) while GMRS/FRS radios such as these operate at about 462MHz (70cm band). The numbers on the display are more just a mnemonic or convenient 'symbol' for the actual frequency. On a ham radio walkie talkie (HT), the user can assign displayed numbers (memory presets) to whatever frequencies they like. Hope this helps someone!
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See the lorextechnology web site and look at the specifications for each. Not a lot of difference. Mostly software.
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They both support docsis 3.0 so I don't think there are any kind of differences between the two.In fact the modem was exactly the same as the one Comcast were providing last year and I had to give them the serial number so that they know this is not a rental.
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Why go to RS when Amazon is cheaper? I can't believe anyone here would suggest going to RS.... Amazon has these, for example:Extreme 3 Way Unbalanced HD Digital 1GHz High Performance Coax Cable Splitter - BDS103HEXTREME 3 WAY BALANCED HD DIGITAL 1GHz HIGH PERFORMANCE COAX CABLE SPLITTER - BDS103HB
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The red ones are the cheap ones right? Because the cheaper versions are definitely the ones I got. I thought about getting the base model (without the hard drives), but just figured I could upgrade later, as they begin to fail. One at a time hopefully. I love my Synology Disk Station!
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In my opinion...they are interchangeable - just one costs more. I have both types and do not notice any difference.
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I used two kinds. One was the music cd-r and the other was the regular cd-r. The regular one was cheaper and worked as well as the music cd-r.
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Well they're pretty much the same volume level. The remote sounds better though, replicating the sfx on the show. The remote's emitter needs to be extended to achieve that same volume level too. When it's retracted it sounds even quieter. But i wouldn't get it if you're planning on going mobile with it. Its a good chunk of change to risk breaking on the move or cosplaying , etc.
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Roberto, I am new to looking for GMS/GPS/GPRS equipment and I was glad I found your question and the answer. Could you please tell me amount the "remotes" is about? I think I know this one but I want to be sure. Second you talked about SMS. What is SMS and do you know the cost of the assembly of this unit? Thanks for your help. Jason Barron
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I contacted customer service regarding this issue and they told me there was no difference between the two units. The numbers are different because they are marketed to different types of retailers.
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I have bought both and both have worked. Not sure of the technical differences.
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Sorry, I am not familiar with the 2 systems you mentioned. But, for a desktop system, I am totally satisfied with their performance. They are not a big part of the cost of the IRMS300 so you could swap them out if you didn't like them.
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I am in the process of purchasing one or the other. I am not sure what the differences are. Can someone help me out too:F. Jackson
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you sir can find your answer in this link, i hope it helps: http://www.hkvstar.com/technology-news/whats-difference-between-d1-and-cif-for-dvr.html
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The first thing to know is that GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) and CB (Citizen's Band radio) are not the same thing. GMRS is FM at 462 MHz and it's in most handheld radios now sold (usually 14 or 22 channels). CB, usually used in vehicles by truckers and others, is on 27 MHz AM and has 40 channels. SO you need to know which you really want. If you really want GMRS because you have other GMRS radios, the answer to the question is yes, it has 15 of the GMRS channels, BUT! it's not the best radio if you don't have a boat because it's so easy to transmit on the marine band by mistake during rugged outdoor use. That's illegal on land and can be very dangerous to boaters. GMRS-only radios are a better choice for that and most have 22 channels. And, frankly, this radio is a bit big and clunky on land and I have other GMRS radios I like better. Sadly, I can't recommend those because the ones I have are old and discontinued and hard they're hard to find used. If it's really CB you want, the answer is no, you have to buy a separate CB walkie-talkie. CB isn't often considered anymore for portable outdoor use but cell phones and cheap GMRS radios have emptied it out and the lower frequency can work better in forests than GMRS, and you don't need a license to transmit above 0.5 watts. For CB, I have a 4-watt Midland 75-822 and I like it.
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It appears to me that the FRXS2 is the whole filter system, including the cannister, mounting hardware and hoses, although picture on Amazon shows a plastic cannister, but mine is shiny stainless steel.FRX02 is the filter itself. There are compatible brands, cheaper than the ones from Franke. I bought one of these and have been happy with it. It was Doulton M15 Ceramic Water Filter Candle, made in the UK. Looked and felt just like the original Franke, but for $30 to $32 vs $50. Good Luck.