What are the differences between this and the Diono Radian RXT?
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Originally I had wanted to get the RXT but chose the R120 instead. I had several moms tell me that the adjustable wings didn't allow the seat to go all the way up to it's maximum height if your child was long in the torso. So kids were growing out of the RXT sooner height wise than they would have in the R120. Since my son grew out of his last seat lengthwise far before weight, I chose the seat that would last the longest. As for the differences in actual weight/height limits, there are none. They both rear face 5-45 lbs, forward face 20-80 lbs, up to 57" in 5 point harness and can be used as a booster to 120 lbs. Originally I had wanted to get the RXT but chose the R120 instead. I had several moms tell me that the adjustable wings didn't allow the seat to go all the way up to it's maximum height if your child was long in the torso. So kids were growing out of the RXT sooner height wise than they would have in the R120. Since my son grew out of his last seat lengthwise far before weight, I chose the seat that would last the longest. As for the differences in actual weight/height limits, there are none. They both rear face 5-45 lbs, forward face 20-80 lbs, up to 57" in 5 point harness and can be... » Read More Originally I had wanted to get the RXT but chose the R120 instead. I had several moms tell me that the adjustable wings didn't allow the seat to go all the way up to it's maximum height if your child was long in the torso. So kids were growing out of the RXT sooner height wise than they would have in the R120. Since my son grew out of his last seat lengthwise far before weight, I chose the seat that would last the longest. As for the differences in actual weight/height limits, there are none. They both rear face 5-45 lbs, forward face 20-80 lbs, up to 57" in 5 point harness and can be used as a booster to 120 lbs. « Show Less
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Don't quote me exactly but if I remember correctly from when I bought this one it is the weight limit. This one doesnt go up to 120 but the rxt does. It's a subtle difference whatever it is.
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Really the only difference is the frequencies, (and the antenna is tuned for those frequencies). As to why, I bought the 2m/1.25m (144/220) because there is almost no activity in my area on the 70cm band (440) but there is a 1.25m repeater nearby that we (my wife is also a Ham, and also has a UV82x) can talk to each other on from just about anywhere in our area. So the one you want depends on the bands commonly used in your area. And in case you didn't know, this is a FCC Part 97 Ham Radio, as well as a Commercial FCC part 90 radio, both uses requires a FCC license to legally use. This radio is NOT part 95 legal (MURS and FRS/GMRS) Really the only difference is the frequencies, (and the antenna is tuned for those frequencies). As to why, I bought the 2m/1.25m (144/220) because there is almost no activity in my area on the 70cm band (440) but there is a 1.25m repeater nearby that we (my wife is also a Ham, and also has a UV82x) can talk to each other on from just about anywhere in our area. So the one you want depends on the bands commonly used in your area. And in case you didn't know, this is a FCC Part 97 Ham Radio, as well as a Commercial FCC part 90 radio, both uses requires a FCC license to legally use.... » Read More Really the only difference is the frequencies, (and the antenna is tuned for those frequencies). As to why, I bought the 2m/1.25m (144/220) because there is almost no activity in my area on the 70cm band (440) but there is a 1.25m repeater nearby that we (my wife is also a Ham, and also has a UV82x) can talk to each other on from just about anywhere in our area. So the one you want depends on the bands commonly used in your area. And in case you didn't know, this is a FCC Part 97 Ham Radio, as well as a Commercial FCC part 90 radio, both uses requires a FCC license to legally use. This radio is NOT part 95 legal (MURS and FRS/GMRS) « Show Less
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I honestly think the only difference is the head wings. They're both Rearfacing to 45, forward facing to 80 and booster to 120. Check the diono website, it would probably tell you of there's a difference.
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One difference is cost. The trx seems to be more durable and easier to adjust, but the Woss unit that I got ended up being about fohrty dollars with shipping.
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No difference from what i can tell, both have the G2 retical, wich is great by the way, only thing different is one of them have the sun shade mounted.
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The TR3000i has a slightly larger drive motor, a higher capacity incline motor, slightly higher top speed, a thicker deck with more suspension points, a slightly higher max. user weight, and a better warranty. I knew I would be happy with either unit but felt that the differences were worth the $500 price difference. I highly recommend the chest strap heart rate monitor and don't forget to order some silicone belt lubricant as it is not included. Hope that helps. I love mine.
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This looks similar to the TD-T4i, but it has different part number. The only difference i can tell between the written specs is that the T4i has push button illumination. I just ordered this one and do not have it on hand yet to see if this one has push button as well, but that could be the only difference.
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I too am debating between the 530HCX and the 60CSx. Do you know if the Rino has the same chip set as the 60CSx. I want to get the one that has the better signal, although I think the radio functionality is a plus for the Rino. Your thoughts.Thanks.Ron
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I think the 3145 has a display screen & shows code on a numerical readout. The 3143 has an LED light which blinks the code. the 3145 is easier to use.
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The main difference is the 888 is single band and the 5re is duel. In the 400 MHz range with the same antenna they will perform the same. Basically you just get more bands with the 5re
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Casio FX115ES Plus is more convenient to use compared to TI-36X Pro Scientific Calculator as far as my experience with both calculators.
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Page 24 in the manual has instructions: http://us.diono.com/components/com_jshopping/files/img_products/Diono_US_RadianRXT_Manual_022114_web.pdfAlthough, you may not be able to use it as a booster later with this configuration.
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I honestly couldn't answer this as I did not compare the two. There were 2 similar models that I was torn between so I ended up downloading both manuals at Yamaha to compare them.
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I don't know if there are any differences. All I can tell you is that we have the RL560WH-R and the quality of light is great. We like the color temp. of 3000K and it has a nice wide beam angle. The bulb is evenly lit, unlike other brands that have a brighter spot in the center of the bulb.
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THE DT-210 seems to have most of the same features as the dt- 200x but it does have more preset station capability. I am very happy with the one I have but have never tried this model.
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I have a Diono Radian and a Safety First Complete Air 70, and they both fit this product just fine. It's pretty universal. Amazon returns are super easy so you won't lose anything if you buy it and you don't like the fit.
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The only difference is the 36300 doesn't have an outside thermometer. And the weight difference would be the temperature probe and the wiring (although I just looked at the product pages and it seems like the listed weights are swapped (although the listed weights and measurements on Amazon are almost always wrong)). I got the 36500 and I'm pleased with it except for the fact that I think it should have an inside thermometer also (though I haven't seen any that do) and the fact that the map lights are incandescent rather than LED (and I just bought it last winter, that's very strange in this age of everything going LED), but they are easily changeable to LED (it's just a matter of finding a decent led replacement bulb (most of them are cheap china junk)).