Which is correct with regards to the distances on this model versus the EX? Does the SS have better range or the EX?
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In my experience they have about the same range. They both use the same motor and battery. The only difference is that the SS motor is factory set to run up to 28 mph. If you were to put both bikes on a flat surface and run them at max you would go a few miles further with the SS. But rarely do you run at full throttle all the time when riding normally. Kind Regards Jack
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In my experience they have about the same range. They both use thesame motor and battery. The only difference is that the SS motor is factory set to run up to 28 mph.If you were to put both bikes on a flat surface and run them at maxyou would go a few miles further with the SS. But rarely do you runat full throttle all the time when riding normally.Kind RegardsJack
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About the same range, but the SS is basically a hot rod, its motor is huge and it's fast
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The only difference I can see is the expanded range. More distant between the base and the handset on the 158 model. We are using it for our business and it working very well.
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Yes, and difference is this one is a bit smaller range, but about the same....either one good for all use.
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The max if given a choice. Escort will likely support it better since it's their newest product. It had a few bugs when introduced, and they may have fixed them by now. I own both, but put the max on the shelf because I didn't have time to do the upgrades to fix the minor stuff that I had problems with. Range was same for. Oth but red light camera locations came up quicker with ix
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Went to cleaning fish awhile back and hung Exo from a tree. Phone call came over speaker and had no clue I was 5 ft away talking on speaker in the wind. There are higher quality surround speakers, but as far as volume and distance, I love this Exogear. To each his own
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Hi, I just got the new model 425 s but it's essentially the same as the old (just has a new vibrate mode) the difference between the models is the intensity of the shock delivered. Each model has two Levels/ranges of shock that you set and then you use the dial to go up and down within that range. The 400 has a low and a medium range and it is set by default to medium when you unbox it. The 400s has a medium and high range and is defaulted to the high range when you unbox it. So, there is overlap between the models. I got the 425s and set it to the medium range so that it would function like a 425 default. Hope that answers the question if not repost what I can clarify. Hi, I just got the new model 425 s but it's essentially the same as the old (just has a new vibrate mode) the difference between the models is the intensity of the shock delivered. Each model has two Levels/ranges of shock that you set and then you use the dial to go up and down within that range. The 400 has a low and a medium range and it is set by default to medium when you unbox it. The 400s has a medium and high range and is defaulted to the high range when you unbox it. So, there is overlap between the models. I got the 425s and set it to the medium range so that it would function... » Read More Hi, I just got the new model 425 s but it's essentially the same as the old (just has a new vibrate mode) the difference between the models is the intensity of the shock delivered. Each model has two Levels/ranges of shock that you set and then you use the dial to go up and down within that range. The 400 has a low and a medium range and it is set by default to medium when you unbox it. The 400s has a medium and high range and is defaulted to the high range when you unbox it. So, there is overlap between the models. I got the 425s and set it to the medium range so that it would function like a 425 default. Hope that answers the question if not repost what I can clarify. « Show Less
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Elaine... did you end up trying this one? Or did you find one that had better range? I am looking for something that has good range.
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I own the Redline and Passport Max. The Redline has better range, by far better range. But it does give false alerts. The Max has good range and blocks most false alerts. I work as a hotshot driver in the oilfield and travel all of the US. I now use the Max exclusively. Although the range is not as good as the Redline, it still alerts you in plenty of time. With its fast speed and gps it is in my opinion the best choice.
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hi, in case your answer was not clear enough for you, i got those 2 headphones and compared them toe to toe, i have a very good ear, and what i see is that s700 sound louder and more bass, i did plug both to the same devise, same song using a 3.5 splitter, so that was the main 2 differences,, also, s700 is much heavier than s400 and tend to fall if you bend over a little, people complaint about this issue too, I was unhappy with bluethoot range, even in with my cell in my pocket music was terrible, braking too much so i thought they suck, but, i found than the problem was the battery of my phone was too low and the bluethoot range is automatically affected, so you devise has to have good charge in order to get good signal, lets say, you can walk around your room with no problems and perhaps a little more, i hope it helps. thanks
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Key differences between HS25 EXR and HS30 EXR1. Electronic viewfinder: HS25EXR: 0.20-inch, 200,000 dots, 16° viewing angleHS30EXR: 0.26-inch, 920,000 dots, 22° viewing angle2. Batteries:HS25EXR: 4 × AA batteriesHS30EXR: Lithium-ion rechargeable3. Customizable Function (Fn) keyHS25EXR: NoHS30EXR: Yes4. Electronic levelHS25EXR: NoHS30EXR: Yes5. Raw shootingHS25EXR: NoHS30EXR: Yes6. WeightHS25EXR: 730gr.HS30EXR: 687gr.
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I don't know because I immediately returned this item for the EX-F1 instead. The manual adjustment of shutter speed was important for me, so that's why I got the other one - very specific purpose.
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Just got mine & used it twice last week. My 2nd setup was 127 YARDS per my range finder. No problems at all. Great little call.
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I don't see any difference between the two but we bought the SS-Lgx and it worked fine.
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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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I'm not sure about the subtle differences between the Yamahas, but the r-s700 is still performing nicely for me. I keep it in a basement rack setup, to control my whol-house system. Despite being in a below-grade basement, it pulls in most of the major Chicago stations. The FM reception is not always crystal clear, but I live about 30 miles from the city and I am using the Yamaha provided antenna that came with the receiver. I would venture to guess the reception could be enhanced by some aftermarket antenna. Gino
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The -P variant has a lower impedance and is therefore easier to "drive" from a portable device: in short, they require (noticeably) less volume from your iPhone than the -S variant will. The S will sound slightly better on home stereo gear (i.e. something with a decent pre-amp) but the difference is very slight and unlikely to be noticed unless you have a library full of lossless music. For context: I've had the ER-P's for almost three years now, drive them off my iPhone 95% of the time and couldn't be happier with the sound quality and isolation.
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I do not have both models to compare so I don't the Non-Japan Model. In my case, last year when I bought the first one, there was only one model #DR-BTN200 (Japanese version) on the list. I am very happy with this headset. So, I have bought the second one for my wife recently. Here are features that I am very pleased:- Battery is last very long as spec (40 hours, really)- Sound is pretty good- Bluetooth antenna is strong, no interruption when listening music- Voice commands via Bluetooth work very well for both Samsung "S-Voice" and "Google Now" using Samsung Galaxy S5 I do not have both models to compare so I don't the Non-Japan Model. In my case, last year when I bought the first one, there was only one model #DR-BTN200 (Japanese version) on the list. I am very happy with this headset. So, I have bought the second one for my wife recently. Here are features that I am very pleased:- Battery is last very long as spec (40 hours, really)- Sound is pretty good- Bluetooth antenna is strong, no interruption when listening music- Voice commands via Bluetooth work very well for both Samsung "S-Voice" and "Google Now"... » Read More I do not have both models to compare so I don't the Non-Japan Model. In my case, last year when I bought the first one, there was only one model #DR-BTN200 (Japanese version) on the list. I am very happy with this headset. So, I have bought the second one for my wife recently. Here are features that I am very pleased:- Battery is last very long as spec (40 hours, really)- Sound is pretty good- Bluetooth antenna is strong, no interruption when listening music- Voice commands via Bluetooth work very well for both Samsung "S-Voice" and "Google Now" using Samsung Galaxy S5 « Show Less