What difference between the 5in. and the 10in.?
1416023
The 5in would more vibration free, than the 10in, while using a heavier tab, for example!
1416024
I could say 5 inches, but the 10 inches is much better for viewing from the drivers seat .
1416025
The 5in is for smaller tablets and iPad minis the 10 in. holds the regular size iPads and larger tablets. The difference is the adjustable arm that locks the device in place it's smaller in the 5in than in the 10in
1416026
Deals with height, I have the 10 inch and need a taller arm for my iPad Air. The cup holder is lower so I needed height.
1416027
I believe it's just the height of the stand - I got the 10" so it sits in the cupholder and the stand is 10" tall, bringing my device closer, as I use it in a truck. The 5" would probably be good for a car ... hope this helps:)
1468354
The 10" model resembles a standard mattress. I would recommend the 5" for your daybed.
1893809
Thank you for your question, but the choice denpends on enviroment of hunting, if you hunt on a wide, clear and flat field like a plain, or argricultural fields, the 10x50 is slightly better, but in other enviroments, the 7x50 is the best choice, it brings brighter images than 10x50, this will help hunter find out the preys easily in the dust or dawn, it ussually gives wider field of view, that will help tracking the preys better, the manification is enough to use in most of hunting trip Best regard
571103
Personally I would go with the 10" due to the carve angle of these trucks. Main reason is to avoid wheel bite with larger wheels, the extra width gives a bit more clearance.
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I do not know of any differences between the 7 and 10" tablet. The operating system is the same and they both have an expansion slot to 32GB. Costco & Best Buy sell the 7'. I was afraid of buyers remorse if I got the smaller so went big. After seeing it live at Costco, I am sure I would be equally as happy with either. Sorry I can't be more specific on the differences, but I hope this helps. Ron
2020355
Robert, I went and measured mine... the 10" refers to the outside diameter... the grill area measures at 9. IMHO, this fan is sweet... three speeds stationary and three oscillating with the tilt factor, compact with a nice length power cord... this little guy does what I need and I love it.
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I'm sure it's the smaller of the two and the larger number is the shipping carton. That's where the shipping weight is listed too. The larger dimensions would never be needed with a 10" driver.
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Mine came as a 5/8" arbor, which I am lead to believe is the industry standard for 10". Some will have a knock-out for use in a larger saw and bigger arbor, this on did not.
1977060
the 7.5 is the handle width. the 10 is how tall it is and the 13 is how long it is (non handles)
922661
The 8 inch pan is 5.5 inches across at the bottom while the 10 inch pan is 7,5 inches across the bottom.
1525947
The 10 and 1/2 inch appears to refer to the dimension from the tip of the middle finger to the far end of the cuff. It is only relevant for the "reach". The fabric is stretchy, the gloves fit both my and my wife's hands, though not as one would expect from, say, driving gloves or Isotoners. Neither of us has particularly small or large hands. We do like ours and use them frequently, the product seems easier and less messy to use than pot holders or mitts. Just beware of hot liquids as the material offers no protection from them. Hope this helps you.
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8 inch pan looks different than 10 inch one ...the inner has the connecting line from bottom and the standing wall, isnt it? will be hard to wash..the 10 inch is all one piece and looks smooth at the bottom ..am i right? i wish the 8 inch looks the same as 10 inche one. ..Would some one let me know if they are not the same
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It is the 10"-- think the info says 9.8. Wish I held out for the larger one--- it is expensive. you have to look at the details to make sure you get what you want, I wanted the stones vs. marbles.
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5.5 inches. It's good if I'm making something for myself. If I'm cooking for two then I use my larger 10" pan.
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9 mm is shorter than 3/8 in and 10 mm is longer than 3/8 in. so either one of those settings
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the 10.5 x 10.5 is the usable grill size. the handles add just over 1 inch. so from the handle to the edge of the grill is about 11.7
1217757
No it isn't 10mm thick. 10mm is .4 inches. They mislabeled this item. They meant 10mil not millimeters. 10mil is .010 inches, as in 10 thousandths of an inch.