I've used a combo of 7-0, 7-7 with a bit of 0-77 for a boost. What is the diff between 7-7 and 7-77? New formulation??
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the 7-7 is a copper color{ medium is the level being a 7}---- 7-77 also copper but more intense this has a bit more of a warmer copper being a bit darker,,,,i hope I was helpful
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I have the chart to convert.... what used to be n7 is now 8-0 and what was k5 is now 6-7 so sorry if I missed guided but I think I know what I am talking about,,,,,,,,,,,, I used this for many years, as they changed with the time.... just call Schwarzkopf and ask if the number and letter was used in the past
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sandra may have some sort of "chart to convert" but I am a licensed and practicing cosmetologist that has been using all Schwarzkopf products for the last 24 years so I am the one you should listen to. Also, if you are not a licensed hairdresser you may not just call them up and get any info about color codes/numbers/letters/etc as she has stated.
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The difference is that 7-7 is no longer being made in Igora Royal, it is replaced with 7-77 which has a greater concentration of COPPER TONE and with the new HD Formulation they came out with in 2013 all colors have changed.......... beiges have more creamy golden warmness and coppers have a bigger lean in the orange tone direction versus a redddish tonal direction. Their number system is as follows: 1st number states the LEVEL of COLOR, the number after the dash tells you the TONE of the SHADE and if there is 2 numbers after the dash there is a primary and secondary tone in that color.... if there are 2 numbers after the dash and they are the same then its a extra intense shade in the same tone. The difference is that 7-7 is no longer being made in Igora Royal, it is replaced with 7-77 which has a greater concentration of COPPER TONE and with the new HD Formulation they came out with in 2013 all colors have changed.......... beiges have more creamy golden warmness and coppers have a bigger lean in the orange tone direction versus a redddish tonal direction. Their number system is as follows: 1st number states the LEVEL of COLOR, the number after the dash tells you the TONE of the SHADE and if there is 2 numbers after the dash there is a primary and secondary tone in that color....... » Read More The difference is that 7-7 is no longer being made in Igora Royal, it is replaced with 7-77 which has a greater concentration of COPPER TONE and with the new HD Formulation they came out with in 2013 all colors have changed.......... beiges have more creamy golden warmness and coppers have a bigger lean in the orange tone direction versus a redddish tonal direction. Their number system is as follows: 1st number states the LEVEL of COLOR, the number after the dash tells you the TONE of the SHADE and if there is 2 numbers after the dash there is a primary and secondary tone in that color.... if there are 2 numbers after the dash and they are the same then its a extra intense shade in the same tone. « Show Less
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=what+is+the+difference+between+000+and+0%3F+what+is+the+difference+between+1+and+1A%3F+
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I can't give an answer. When I put in 3 it did not work and when I put in 9 it did not work.
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Don't know of an easy way. I would start by eliminating unlikely combinations (if you wouldn't have started with a 0 or 1, for example) and then using a methodical approach: 999,998,997, and so on. If you didn't set a combination in the first place, it should still be set at the factory default, which I believe is either 000 or 999. Good luck.
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2 but I do not know the the +- at that level. I do not need that accuracy so i can't help other then the number. i do not have the manual.
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I'm sorry, I can't answer that question. I usually went by the 75 and 78 for my HP Printer. Good luck!
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I've never done a 0.7, but it should. It has spaces as follows; 0.1-0.5, 0.5-1.0, 1.0-2.0 and 2.2
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Sure, 5.1 + 2.0 = 7.1, so the math works out fine. My install of the unit looks neat and clean. Good luck with yours. Thanks, JO
920141
I use .12 but if you're going to use it on airsoft games i'd use .20 (white are best)
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Mine is 55 and and I turned it up to about 3/4 and keeps it at 72-74. So I'd say yes.
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You can move it forward or back to a limit. I don't remember the numbers butHere is the manual: http://www.equalizerhitch.com/Equal-i-zer%20Support/installinstructions.php
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I don't know what the difference is between the two numbers. Have you tried to "Google" it using each number? Wish that I could be more helpful.
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1/32,3/64,5/64,1/8not a great selection, but the drill is cheap enough to buy a good set of bits as well. Works fine, but no variable speed, just on or off. Hope that helped.
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I bought a Bitwriter 998T and installed the upgrade chip 998U (upgrade chip ver 2.7). When it turns on, it displays "X2.9". I don't know what your reference of 1.5 is though. I assume this X2.9 is the latest. I used it with my Viper 5704 and it works fine.
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i think there is some typo. the set 7c dont have gold and silver. for set 7c, the purple band resistance should be up to 4o pound. Orange/Purple | Up to 40 Pounds of Resistance * Silver | Up to 45 Pounds of Resistance * Gold | Up to 50 Pounds of Resistance
1110543
The instructions indicate a voltage range, which as I recall do include 3.7.
1784785
The lowest numbers correlate to the lowest shock settings. You could just buy one and see for yourself to be sure. I don't know who the retard is that said they go all the way up to 100, but that's insanely wrong. There's no dial and only 7 buttons..... 1 and 4 is like putting a 9 volt battery on your tongue, 2 and 5 is double that and 4 and 6 is doubled again.