How is the 3538 MPU-DST DIFFERENT FROM THE 3538 SS?
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There are several options for the finish on the 3538 DST. If you select SS (brushed stainless steel) for the finish, they look identical, at least above the counter. In fact, I own both. The DST was not available when we remodeled the first bathroom. The DST is diamond seal technology. Delta claims that the inner workings will withstand millions of uses. I certainly can't comment on whether that is true. Both are excellent faucets and are easy to keep clean.
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The SS has a plastic pop up ( that's what mpu means, metal pop up, & DST is diamond seal technology, which means the lines are built in pex, can't be cut as a result, and have no brass parts, which reduces the threat of lead. It's delta's latest design, and the finish is not chrome unless specified.
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DST - DIAMOND™ Seal Technology. Makes the valves operate super smooth and have long wear. We love this unit.
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Delta's website claims DST (diamond seal technology) lasts 10 times longer than the average faucet. They have discontinued 3538 SS. I believe one of their main objectives was removing metal from the inside, because California passed stricter lead standards in the last few years. When I was shopping for this faucet I saw the model 3538 SS a lot cheaper than the DST, but online seller noted could not ship to Ca., so I was stuck paying $80 more for the new and "improved" bathroom faucet. That being said, I do love the look of this faucet in the bathroom.
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SS should be a stainless steel finish (brushed look). The other is chrome, I believe.
2084385
The difference is between the p and the s. P is copper bus bar with grounding bus and S is aluminum with no factory installed ground bar. This is only an issue if your main panel is a 4 wire sub panel.
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I foud this on the nvdia site: They're not the same spec.SC runs at 763/3800FTW runs at 850/4000SSC runs at 870/4200
538102
its on the chart in the description, the 550 is vieralink capable and the 350 is not, usually when you have model #s that are close like that, they are pretty much the same except for some small features like compatibility or it has a USB connection etc. in general the higher the number, the more features are included.
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I have both the 3540 (work) and the 3530 (home). The only difference that I really noted was that the 3540 has a larger interface display panel and all functions are accessed through the touchscreen interface panel. The 3530 has a smaller display panel and touch panel buttons that are used to access the printer's features (there is a number pad and arrows on the 3530 that you use to choose options, whereas on the 3540 you touch items on the display itself). Otherwise they appear to work the same and quite well. I am very pleased with them and would recommend either. As for the cost difference, I don't know. When I purchased them, the 3540 cost more than the 3530.
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The SM-110 has a segmented digital display whereas the SM-230 & SM-240 do not. I find that the SM-110 works fine INDOORS. OUTDOORS, the display is quite difficult & nearly impossible to read, particularly in direct sunlight. If you intend to use outdoors, I'd recommend either the SM-230 or SM-240 because of the different display although I have not used either of these. If your use will be indoors, the SM-110 is fine.
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Hiya D.Mao, The thing that caught my eye was the screen size. The 350 has a smaller screen size (320 x 240 pixels), while the 250W has a screen size of 480 x 272 pixels. My opinion? Give me a larger screen any day. I want to keep my eyes on the road and I already have a MP3 player.
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ST is PCI with a different clock circuit IIRC, STX is PCIe. FWIR ST sounds a litter better thanks to that
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The differences I see in their write-ups are size and speed control. The 7323 is single speed and smaller.
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The biggest difference is A35's capability to output uncompressed HD audio (DolbyHD and DTS HD) over HDMI connection. A30 and others decodes it on the player itself and outputs the decoded audio stream. This allows you to take advantage of your AV receiver's (if you have it, that is - such receivers just started coming into market) capability to decode HD audio.
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No difference. One just omits the mm and the other includes it. Same exact time size.
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http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/0/0300003120/01/PSSD1400IS_IXUS130IS_CUG_EN.pdf
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The 880 has awful sync (unusable) and poor SSB. The AM seems to be improved from the 660 as is the user interface. The 880 has far better sound. For AM and FM it's the 880. For SW it's the 660. If I could only have 1??? The 660 for sure. 880 not ready for prime time at all on SW.
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A lot of wrong information here. First of all, on the MT350R radio, channels 1-7 are allocated to shared FRS/GMRS use. Channels 8-14 are exclusively for FRS and 15-22 are exclusively for GMRS use. GMRS requires a license, though you wouldn't know that reading the Motorola documentation. This means, technically, channels 15-22 require a GMRS license to use legally. Channels 8-14 can be used by anyone. There is also confusion over the "power boost" feature. Again Motorola does not explain this well, and I'd guess is deliberately obscuring the facts. As near as I can tell the low power PTT is 0.5 watts and the high power is 2 watts. I couldn't find any direct documentation about this from motorola, but the numbers sound right. The point is, it is illegal to transmit on FRS above 0.5 watts. If you transmit using the "power boost" PTT on the shared FRS/GMRS or the GMRS channels you need a license. Summary: it is illegal for a non-licensed user to transmit on channels 15-22 under any circumstances (barring dire emergency). It is also illegal to use the "power boost" function without a license. Frankly these rules are a bit silly to say the least. And the FCC seems not to be too interested in enforcing them. With any luck the FCC will revise the rules at some point to better reflect the reality of the situation. In the mean time, if you want to break the law, fine. But at least you should *know* that you're doing so. As a practical matter, the best thing you can do to increase your range is not to mindlessly press the "power boost" button, but instead find a high place, like the top of the hill, and preferably some place with not too much in the way of obstructions. Your mileage will vary.
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751. As far as I know the technical specs are the same and the difference is the color. 751 is darker (almost black)
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There shouldn't be any difference between the two. It is non-GPS non mapping unit so there shouldn't be a difference between the two. I hope this helps :)
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My understanding is that there are no major practical differences, but a few small ones. The newer P'9223 is smaller and lighter than the P'9220, and the P'9223 is a metallic silver color that matches the late model Macbook Pro's color, while the older P'9220 is a darker color.