What is the difference between the 22833R and the 22833? There is a big price difference. Performance differences?
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The 22833R is rear bar only, while 22833 includes both front and rear bars. Most VWs which use this bar set up do well with only a rear bar replacement. The rear bar is easy to replace. The front bar is quite a bit more difficult to replace. I'd suggest doing the rear bar, and testing it on each of it's settings (it has three holes to adjust the stiffness). I have rear bar only on my Jetta TDI sportwagen set to stiffest setting, and it makes a huge difference. I currently have no plans to replace the front bar. You do have to remember that a significantly stiffer rear bar will increase your tendency to oversteer, and you will need to remember that in slippery conditions. The 22833R is rear bar only, while 22833 includes both front and rear bars. Most VWs which use this bar set up do well with only a rear bar replacement. The rear bar is easy to replace. The front bar is quite a bit more difficult to replace. I'd suggest doing the rear bar, and testing it on each of it's settings (it has three holes to adjust the stiffness). I have rear bar only on my Jetta TDI sportwagen set to stiffest setting, and it makes a huge difference. I currently have no plans to replace the front bar. You do have to remember that a significantly stiffer rear bar will increase your... » Read More The 22833R is rear bar only, while 22833 includes both front and rear bars. Most VWs which use this bar set up do well with only a rear bar replacement. The rear bar is easy to replace. The front bar is quite a bit more difficult to replace. I'd suggest doing the rear bar, and testing it on each of it's settings (it has three holes to adjust the stiffness). I have rear bar only on my Jetta TDI sportwagen set to stiffest setting, and it makes a huge difference. I currently have no plans to replace the front bar. You do have to remember that a significantly stiffer rear bar will increase your tendency to oversteer, and you will need to remember that in slippery conditions. « Show Less
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The 22833 is the FRONT AND REAR KIT. THe 22833R Is the REAR bar only and the 22833F is the front bar only. I hope this helps.
86949
Is the 22833 with no R at the end possibly the set of both front and rear? I know amazon sold them both as a pair and individually.
86950
The 22833 is the full set, front and rear bars together. I did both on my TDI, while doing the rear alone was easy and helped the handling immensely the oversteer was scary. Adding the front bar cured that, now the handling is neutral and flat through corners.
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The 22833R is rear bar only, while 22833 includes both front and rear bars. Most VWs which use this bar set up do well with only a rear bar replacement. The rear bar is easy to replace. The front bar is quite a bit more difficult to replace. I'd suggest doing the rear bar, and testing it on each of it's settings (it has three holes to adjust the stiffness). I have rear bar only on my Jetta TDI sportwagen set to stiffest setting, and it makes a huge difference. I currently have no plans to replace the front bar. You do have to remember that a significantly stiffer rear bar will increase your tendency to oversteer, and you will need to remember that in slippery conditions.
86952
I believe one is three hole adjustable and the other is fixed with one hole
86953
One is rear only, the other is front and rear. On my MkVI GTi rear only made a considerable inprovement in handling.
1700500
I had both and hated the 340. The 330 takes far better photos/video and has better battery life. However, some of the 330's have an issue with the battery connection that makes them stop working.
1637436
Thanks for the explaination of the difference. Here is my question: For the differences you mention, it is worth the extra $450 (approx 33% incr) in price to step up to the XBR9 from the XBR7. Musch appreciated.
382553
Not sure what the difference is, but we got ours for @$500 on amazon and it has worked very well with no complaints here; much better deal than spending $1000s on a custom installed system!
1169389
Please post a link if you know this specific model is on sale somewhere! :) I've seen the lesser versions (1810TZ and 1410) on sale and people confuse them with the 1810T, but this is the specific one I'm hoping to buy ASAP!
203743
Do you like the 240? I'm trying to decide if I should go with it or the 230.
1742137
Definitely get the 2213. The media is different (better), the flow rate is higher (better), maintenance is easier and less frequent (better)and for the price difference it is well worth it.
938250
the only difference between the systems is the color of the receiver. the reason why the 2300 has a higher retail price is because it came out a year earlier
1327857
I don't know the difference between the two--only that one is a newer model than the other. You should research the model numbers.
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By your question I can't tell what the 'cheaper one listed by you at this link' actually is...there is no link to it...just a link to Amazon. If you could let me know what that other one was I might be able to explain what differences there are. With that in mind...I bought this one because of the durability of this particular unit. I did some research and this one had a much lower failure rate and is supposed to last much longer than most of the others.
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For about $30 difference, the 330 is a much better buy, and for several reasons.First, the CMOS sensor with only 12 megapixel in the 330 is so much better than the CCD sensor with 16mp (remember, in small sensors like this camera, less megapixels is actually better than more!)Also the range is much better, the 330 has a wide-angle lens of 24mm, and the 130 starts from 28mm. And it's also longer, 10x optical zoom on the 330 vs. 8x on the 130.Then you have the Digic5 processor on the 330, which has many advantages over the older Digic4 processor on the 130.Video on the 130 is maxing out at 25 fps, not good enough in my book. The HS330 had 30fps, much more smooth. For about $30 difference, the 330 is a much better buy, and for several reasons.First, the CMOS sensor with only 12 megapixel in the 330 is so much better than the CCD sensor with 16mp (remember, in small sensors like this camera, less megapixels is actually better than more!)Also the range is much better, the 330 has a wide-angle lens of 24mm, and the 130 starts from 28mm. And it's also longer, 10x optical zoom on the 330 vs. 8x on the 130.Then you have the Digic5 processor on the 330, which has many advantages over the older Digic4 processor on the 130.Video on the... » Read More For about $30 difference, the 330 is a much better buy, and for several reasons.First, the CMOS sensor with only 12 megapixel in the 330 is so much better than the CCD sensor with 16mp (remember, in small sensors like this camera, less megapixels is actually better than more!)Also the range is much better, the 330 has a wide-angle lens of 24mm, and the 130 starts from 28mm. And it's also longer, 10x optical zoom on the 330 vs. 8x on the 130.Then you have the Digic5 processor on the 330, which has many advantages over the older Digic4 processor on the 130.Video on the 130 is maxing out at 25 fps, not good enough in my book. The HS330 had 30fps, much more smooth. « Show Less
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Great question. I would like more input on that as well. I am perplexed why these are half the price of the P311's? What makes the P311's worth twice as much?
1192319
I can't compare the two, but reviews I read indicated specs for the 140 were better at the edges. I bought the 140 several months ago, and am very pleased with quality and speed.
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Go to the Husqvarna web site (USA) where you can compare the 223R and 323R side-by-side to see what the differences are verse what replies you may be getting. Be sure you select "Brushcutters"; verse "Trimmers"; under the "Products"; heading, otherwise you won't see the above two units listed. Lots of luck with Husqvarna Customer Service, you'll need!! Oh by the way my 323R vibrates, plus it isn't a smooth running machine. It bogs down a lot. It is in the repair for now. Note, NOT Husqvarna's Repair Shop.... Regards
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I don't know what the hardware difference supposed to be. I bought 4 PH3300U: 3 from MicroCenter (1.5 years ago) and 1 from Amazon (4 months ago). All had DT01ACA300 inside.I was curious and checked them both. Here is the difference I found. PH3300U has 3 years warranty, and DT01ACA300 has two year warranty. So, I think it is just warranty difference. Amazon is charging $15 more for one more year of warranty for PH3300U @$115. If I knew about this, I would buy DT01ACA300 for $100 and buy extra 2 year Amazon warranty for $6.53 coming out ahead.
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If i had to guess i'd say it probably just takes a little less power. The circuits are a little smoother. And when i say little i mean very minute details. My 1312 performs flawlessly.. I'm pretty sure it's just a newer model so as expected they just changed a few things around and now they have a whole "new" piece of equipment.
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I got the 200... It had better features and a very nice design. This unit is great for the price, you get the same features of units that cost in the 800 to 1000.00 range. It's worth getting. The units very lite, designed well, (looks cool) and has been extremely actuate for me, the gps function is also very handy in finding your way back to a good spot.