What is the difference between this one and the LB-6800 project runway? They seem to be the same...is one better than the other?
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They are the same exact machine. The LB-6800 has one other item, and that's the rolling cart. But as for what accessories and capabilities of the two machines, they are exactly the same. About 3 months ago, this one sold for $299 from Amazon, and that made the LB-6800 a lot more expensive especially if you were paying for the cart. Now, this one is only $20 different. It's up to you whether or not you want and intend to use the rolling cart (because this one only comes with a rip-stop nylon dust cover). I never intended to take my machine anywhere but my sewing table, so I opted not to buy the LB6800. Again, it's your decision, but the machine itself, is wonderful a little workhorse, plus the fun of entry level embroidery.
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S. Ali,I am also torn - can't see a big difference between them - which one did you get? Thanks!momphx2
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I have been researching this quite a bit. It appears they are the same basic vacuum cleaner. They have the same motor, same dimensions, same weight, same cord length, everything. They even have the same user manual (as per the Hoover website). I can find only two differences: 1) The U6485900 ("Blue") one on this page does have a dirt finder while the more expensive UH50000 ("Silver") turbo power one does not have that feature. 2) While both vacuums have the identical Turbine Hand Tools, the Silver one calls it "Pet Hair Tool." Sounds like a gimmick to me. The information I found is directly from the Hoover website (each page has links to download the user manual which has different numbers, but turns out to be identical in content). Blue: http://hoover.com/products/details/u6485900/anniversary-windtunnel-self-propelled-bagged-upright/ Silver: http://hoover.com/products/details/uh50000/anniversary-windtunnel-self-propelled-bagged-upright/ Personally, I'm buying the blue one.
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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.
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To answer your question: I don't know. They are both good units. Both companies have good names. I bought the Powermatic because I have a Powermatic bench top morticing machine that works well. I like the remote control of the powermatic, but I wouldn't say no to a Jet, for the right price.
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I believe that the only difference is in motor speed. The 400300h that I own supposedly has a higher speed ratio that allows for fewer incidents of tear out when planing hardwoods. I don't know if this is accurate or not. I'm very happy with the planer but have only run about a 1000 feet of doug fir through it. It's worked great. Again, not sure about the accuracy of information. Great planer though.
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I'll put it this way. I already own one. I'm purchasing another just because of the kick ass price. crashed it 100x and never broke anything. just remember to power down in case of imminent doom and u should break anything. of course the surface you are "landing" on has alot to do with its durability and mostly i fly over grass. also if you look at the parts, they are all seperate and easy to replace and pretty damn cheap. I had to send mine to helimax right out of the box. the T.A.G.S. was malfunctioning and the transmitter wouldn't always go all the way down on the throttle (bad pot?). anyways they sent me a ups label and had it back to me in no time. I complained that it was my first helimax product and i was disappointed because the heli and the transmitter both were defective but they insisted it was a fluke and upgraded my swash to compensate me for my lost time. that was enough to get my business over and over. They did not question if i had crashed the chopper or not. they took my word for it.
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Yes... I have the Project Runway Version of the SE400. Although they worked, the tension on them seemed inconsistent so sometimes halfway through a bobbin, I'd have to replace it.
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Not sure of the difference between the two but the one we bought is very flexible. We have 200lb. divers jumping off and it is very flexible.
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sorry I can't answer ifthere is a difference, but if you flying 4 ch hali's lik ethe v911, this is a great outdoor step up, and highely recommended!
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If you want a good technical review of both, check out Rtings.com. They reviewed the LN5700 last year and will have their review up of the LB6300 tomorrow. The review of the LB5800 series is already up and there are noticeable differences between that series and the LN5700 in terms of motion blur, uniformity, and bright room performance. All are important elements in terms of picture quality, and grey uniformity is particularly important if you want to minimize the "dirty screen effect" inherent to many LCD panel TVs (of course this can vary within the same model unit as well). If the review is similar for the LB6300 series as it is for the LB5800 series, I also think the LB6300 series is the easy choice unless your biggest concern is how it performs in a bright or sunlit room. Hope this helps.
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I cannot remember....I am sure you can go online with Singer and see...or YouTube. I bought the more expensive model because it did have, I think, more stitch designs, it also cuts thread and I felt for a little extra money, I would go with the best, as it might be my last machine. I test drove the Bernina, Viking, Baby Lock.....I hate my Janome, which is why I was trying to find a better machine overall....I felt the Bernina is a rip-off...women ooh and ah over it to beat the band, but honestly....for the thousands of dollars and the fact that feet are $50.00 each and more...it is an advertising schmooze. Getting women to believe the Bernina is the best is just that...a schmooze! Viking and Singer are now made at the same manufacturing plant....Brother and Baby Lock are made by the same company, also. I have a stand alone embroidery machine by Janome...and I have a Babylock Serger (it's awesome)....and of all the machines I own..,.if I have a project....I go immediately to my Singer Quantum Stylist....it has the strength and the power and all the stitch designs I will ever need...it is much easier to program than the Brother...easier to thread than the Brother...is quieter than the Brother and when it cuts the thread it is MUCH quieter than the Brother and I cannot imagine a project other than sewing awning canvas that it can't do. If you are going to sew awning canvas, then get a mechanical machine...don't be fooled by the word COMMERCIAL....get a TRUE hardcore mechanical machine that doesn't do anything but sew straight stitches
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The FHI Runway is Made in Korea, but not sure about the cheaper models (Platform/Technique).
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Great Question :) Let me go over the differences real quick. 1. The 7000 has LED bulbs that probably wont ever need replaced. The 6000 has normal bulbs. 2. The 7000 has hospital grade real HEPA filter while the 6000 has the standard HEPA filter. If you have serious allergies the 7000 will be the one that you want to get. If not then the 6000 will be just fine. 3. On board tools. The Main extension wand extends more on the 7000 and on the 7000 all the on board tools have their own spot where they snap onto the back of the vacuum. With the 6000 all the tools are attached to the outside of the main wand. Either way tools on both models are easily used. 4. The 7000 model has the on/off button right where your hand is when your vacuuming. So turning on and off is very simple. The 6000 has the on/off on the body of the vacuum. I hope that helps :) As you can see from the reviews either one is a great as they are a well built vacuum. These vacuums normally retail for 700 so its a good deal and they will last for many years to come. Let us know if you have any other questions :) Thanks Dustin GreatVacs (Seller)
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I'm looking to buy one. Such a good question but no one seems to know the answer. :(update: I think they are the same except one is more cheaply built. But which one?? Who knows...could be the higher priced one!
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I personally believe buying the BNF and the DX6i works a lot better I had issues withe the start up of the quad copter and trimming the controls. The DX6i has a monitor that you can see the trim. Also you can store 10 models in the controller. I use the DX6i with my nano QX for practice it's a lot cheaper than wrecking the 350
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The difference can be the color. An example is, I saw an F16 online and was trying to build it and it kept asking for a grey piece and it was actually purple in my 700 piece set which was confusing when all the parts were dumped out. My advice, have so Ziploc bags to separate your pieces. Since bike wheels are not in my kit, I plan to get one or two of this set soon but waiting for a little price drop.