What's the difference between this and the Ozzi? Besides, the price, of course. Just the remote LATCH release?
1404877
I'm not sure of all the differences, however we we're changing cars just yesterday and remarked at how easy the quick release made things. Also, I was travelling on March break and the airline let me bring the car seat as a carry on with no charge. I just used that strap thing and carried over my shoulder between flights, it's really light weight. I really like the Olie, it's well made, versatile and easy to use.
1404878
There is no padding on armrest and no choice in seat design. Functions the same. Has latch.
610035
One of the nicer models has a latch system. The one we purchased did not. It really doesn't impact our use at all. Britax says the latch system in the nicer one is only there to prevent the seat, if empty, from flying around during an accident. If the kid is in it and buckled, it won't move. Plus the buckle threads through the seat even when it is empty, which might prevent it moving anyway. We've loved it and highly recommend it.
723845
the simplest cooker with a "latch" would be a "vintage" Oster model 579 or model 580. no idea why in the world they stopped making this one. it is foolproof; very visual (and intuitive!) water level markers, firm "click" push button to start, and it pops out and completely turns off when done. i'm trying this Krupps one, but i still have my trusty Oster. maybe in 10 years i can sell it on eBay for $200.this Krupps works fine, although the measuring cup seems logically inverted, logically. but it works fine!
1404942
Seems quite sturdy to me. I have had no trouble with the latch. A friend has a very expensive model and it works just as well as hers.
277832
No. The remote is proprietary to the lock. I have two kfobs as well due to this. Only networked home automation systems can do both.
430155
Sorry for the delay to your question as we where on vacation. This remote works flawless and is very reasonably priced as a replacement for the Genie garage door opener. I would buy another tomorrow if needed. Unfortunately, you use just the one button to the right.
1312010
Used one in my Z, has been pretty good for a few years, although finally dying - the locks, to the actuator's credit, are really stiff though. I used the other one to remote-fire a paintball gun behind my front grille, and it's held up even better :) I'd buy 'em again.
1942438
I think the rail comes in sections that bolt together. You may be able to take one off and shorten the drive belt. If that is too short, they may sell an smaller extension. As assembled, mine was almost the same length as the existing opener.
745717
i don't see a quick release plate in any of the pictures. everything looks like it is bolted and needs allan keys to take the plates off. am i missing something?
456065
Not much difference except for the lid, which I think is a huge difference. The lid on the LitterLocker II is far superior to that of the Litter Genie. Easier to change too. It closes tighter and really keeps the odors away. I have not compared the bag cartridges and their capacities.
425309
I believe the snuza was just a previous version of the Oma. It was my understanding that yet were the same. There are two versions of each though.
1726774
No, there is not a remote release in this accessory kit. I did purchase one locally and didn't cost an arm and a leg.
83276
Yes, and britax has the best latches out there. So easy to install and uninstall. Have had to help friends with other brands and they are more difficult.
665752
I agree with the other answer. Only a small click. I've actually learned to minimize that click by jamming my thumb into the latch release instead of using the handle.
1470110
I don't know the difference but I have the U8000 and it does have the quick release.
1304823
Yes it is, it has the easy latches too. Such makes it easier to release and attach
311796
Basically 2 plastic latches that lift and snap close. They sometime come off the box but are easily put back on.