what does the 35c mean? whats the difference with a 25c n a 25c?
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The C rating is the rate of Amps at which the battery can discharge in a continuous burst. To do the math to get 1C which is for charging (don't charge higher than 1C) you take the mAh and divide by 1,000. In this case, 10,000 mAh (milliamperes per hour) divided by 1,000 will have a charge rate at 10 Amps. To see the safe discharge rate you multiply the 10 Amps by 35C and it can discharge at a rate of 350 Amps safely without damaging the battery.BTW this battery is like having two 5,000mAh batteries stacked on top of each other. It's a large battery.
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The C rating is the rate of Amps at which the battery can discharge in a continuous burst. To do the math to get 1C which is for charging (don't charge higher than 1C) you take the mAh and divide by 1,000. In this case, 10,000 mAh (milliamperes per hour) divided by 1,000 will have a charge rate at 10 Amps. To see the safe discharge rate you multiply the 10 Amps by 35C and it can discharge at a rate of 350 Amps safely without damaging the battery. BTW this battery is like having two 5,000mAh batteries stacked on top of each other. It's a large battery.
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Sorry,I do not know the difference. I actually bought the GC5 short but they sent the GC3short saying that it is the same as the GC5.I use sram grip shifters and the GC3 fits perfectly.
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Here is an interesting article that explains it pretty well.http://www.competitivecyclist.com/learn/25-vs-23
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sorry but I don't know the difference. If you have the time advise me please. Thanks
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C23 means full coverage, and n23 means natural coverage. So if you want a more coverage, all over look get the c23. Or a natural, minimal coverage, get the n23. I hope that helps.
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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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HC+ H for Hot or C for Cold CP is range of Temp... default is 2 LA is floor level temp (minimum) HA is the upper limit PU is the lag time before the device will kick on again after it shuts off. CA is temperature correction. So if you set it for 40 degrees and a seperate thermometer reads it at 42, you would enter -2 to adjust the unit. hope this helps
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The main difference is in the tube diameters. The 150 has smaller tubes which give higher MPH, but lower CFM, the 350 has larger tubes which give lower MPH, but higher CFM. Both are about equal in real world performance with one's higher MPH just about cancelling out the others higher CFM. It comes down to whether you need to move larger piles of debris, in which case the higher CFM is handy, or you need to move stuck down debris like wet grass and leaves, in which case the higher MPH is handy. Both have more than enough for the average person on a daily route. It's when the leaves start dropping that a bigger blower is the way to go. The main difference is in the tube diameters. The 150 has smaller tubes which give higher MPH, but lower CFM, the 350 has larger tubes which give lower MPH, but higher CFM. Both are about equal in real world performance with one's higher MPH just about cancelling out the others higher CFM. It comes down to whether you need to move larger piles of debris, in which case the higher CFM is handy, or you need to move stuck down debris like wet grass and leaves, in which case the higher MPH is handy. Both have more than enough for the average person on a daily route. It's when the leaves start... » Read More The main difference is in the tube diameters. The 150 has smaller tubes which give higher MPH, but lower CFM, the 350 has larger tubes which give lower MPH, but higher CFM. Both are about equal in real world performance with one's higher MPH just about cancelling out the others higher CFM. It comes down to whether you need to move larger piles of debris, in which case the higher CFM is handy, or you need to move stuck down debris like wet grass and leaves, in which case the higher MPH is handy. Both have more than enough for the average person on a daily route. It's when the leaves start dropping that a bigger blower is the way to go. « Show Less
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Stephen is correct...the C is the load range on the tire. I don't know rating for C but you can google it or I would go with Stephen"s number
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It is a guide to the amount of oil poured in. The smaller circle is represents a puddle of about 5 cc's of oil (37 calories) and the larger circle is 15 CC's of oil (111 cals). CC means cubic centimeter which equals a milliliter or about 0.202 teaspoons.
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They're supposed to be good to 28c. I'm riding 25s, so I haven't actually checked.
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I'm not sure if that's the only difference, but I can tell you that the one I purchased (C3) for my son is awesome. He's 10 and loves it and I've been impressed with the quality.
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Yeah, I see what you're talking about. I think they are just introducing the 40 as a smaller, lighter, model of the 55, in the description area. The item pictured looks like my 55, though I bet we couldn't tell the difference unless they were side by side.
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Tricia,Thanks for the question. Amazon made this listing, and the rest of us sellers are just along for the ride. They put that information in incorrectly -- the opposite is, of course, correct. The small is 32A-B, and the medium is 34C-38C.
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With the Yongnuo stuff, the N stands for Nikon, C stands for Canon. Realistically I don't know, I just knew this was the one suggested for the Canon items made by them.
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CB = Canadian Bilingual keyboard, CA = English only keyboard But basically not much differences on bilingual, many Americans are buying bilingual now.
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2-C's. This is the best one I have seen. I have 4 other types. Don't touch it or you'll fry, too.