What are the diffrences to the next model the Hausler 450 SE V2 RTF for $178.00. Is it worth to spent the extra money?
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The differences are the individual parts of the heli. If I remember correctly, the main difference is in the main rotor assembly. The standard has a mostly plastic main rotor assembly and the SE V2 has a mostly metal main rotor assembly. If you are a beginner RC heli pilot or if you are buying this for someone who is, the differences will probably be transparent. If you have experience with non-hobby grade helis, these fly a lot different. Once thing is for sure, you will need spare parts. I suggest purchasing a simulator (Pheonix or RealFlight heli) that uses an actual RC transmitter. These simulators are a little expensive (around $200) but well worth it in the long run. You will be able to learn to fly with out the heartache of crashing your actual heli. One more thing, RTF (ready to fly) doesn't mean just take it out of the box and go. You really need to learn about your heli and do some research about pre-flight checks and first time flight preparation procedures. While RC helis of this size and type are bought at toy stores and in toy departments, these are serious pieces of electronics and spinning blades that can hurt you or others if you don't take precautions. There are a lot of good websites and forums out there to help you learn. Its well worth the time and effort. It took me some time and I am definitely still learning, but I love to fly...and crash and fix and do it all again.
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To be honest its better but still not a great deal. I had on and half of the electronics didnt work. It os better than the plastic version though.
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The rotor head and tail rotor housing are plastic on the standard and aluminum on the sport edition. I ended upgrading mine..also the tail servo mount is plastic on the standard and aluminum on the se.....I think it is worth it....on the other hand i fount a complete se airframe for less than 50$.....if i had it to do over and it was for me i would buy a kit and pick my own electronocs and radio.....i have changed my radio and all my servos....
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Hello, Have reviews on both models on Amazon. Had a bunch of trouble with the standard model, and no trouble with version 2. The version 2 has a lot more metal parts in the rotor head and tail, and digital tail servo which is much more responsive. Please see both reviews. So far I would say the version 2 is worth the extra money. Good day!
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If you are a beginner with 450 size helicopters the standard version is all you need.
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the v2 has metal rotor head parts and metal gear servos,the standard are plastic.you will at some point want to change the servos to metal gear anyway so if you dont minds spend a little extra it will be worth it but at the same time I did get the standard model and never had a problem with it,but I did end up putting in better metal gear servos later on just to be safe.
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The main rotor head is all metal and so is the tail rotor. Other than that not much different and worth the extra money if you dont have problems with it.
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Honestly the V2 has somewhat nicer casted parts and also has a more popular style head to be replaced when you crash the heli. The standard for example comes with composite blade grips which break away easily where as the v2 is all aluminum and usually just bends although composite blade grips are harder to acquire.also the V2 canopy and more ridgid.
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The 4930 cost more, is 5" smaller, and the controls are arranged differently. Other than that, I don't see much of a difference in the two. If you are looking for a model that will circulate the air in the room with some efficiency, keep it cool, and has simple to understand buttons, the cheaper of the two will work for you. I use mine in my masterbed room and that's a good 11' x 19'. Mine has kept my room well cooled during the hot summer months and keeps it cool. It works best in an area on the floor that it won't get knocked over by rowdy kids or out of control pets. Though my cats bumped me into mine and I knocked my over and no damage done. Works perfectly like the day I bought it. You just don't want to knock over any fan no matter what and place it on a firm level surface for best stability. Just my words of wisdom there, or call it the voice of experience. Save the extra cash and go for the model #4443 I'm sure you won't be terribly disappointed with the purchase.
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The 120 sr rtf is ready to fly. It has all you need. This is a great heli to learn. Its good for indoor or outdoor in low winds. The 120sr bnf has all you need except a transmitter. You have to have a radio that u can bind to the receiver. Good luck. This is a nice heli to learn on.
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Be careful here. I thought I was getting the E-108 and I got the E-109. I had to pay return shipping, so I kept it - it's a good light. Amazon just won't change that error even though they were told by me and the seller. IF YOU WANT ONLY THE E-108, SEARCH FOR THE DOUBLE DERBY E-108 OR JUST DOUBLE DERBY. I did this and I was sure to get the E-108 - a much bigger and heavier unit AND more expensive. The E-109 is very close to the effect of the E-108.
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If you have the extra $200 bucks to spare for the SVS give it a shot, try it out, they have a customer satisfaction trial return window if it doesn't feel right to you return it. I have not heard the SVS pb so I can't compare. I have an SVS tube with amp. It is quality sound but not too room filling. I added this Klipsch 12 HG and wow what a difference. Hands down it has more room filling bass for my movies. You can spend a lot of money for promised quality or you can spend the right amount for the delivered quality your looking for. I started with one SVS sub and over time have gone for two subs (Klipsch 12HG) and that is an awesome set up. FYI- I have two Klipsch subs in my game room also, for the price, it's a great deal. Enjoy!
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I don't think you could go wrong with either one. I bought the Hobart 210 only because I'm usually financially embarrassed. I had a tough enough time reaching for the 210, let alone that upper shelf 211. But, the 211 is supposed to be the better machine. And, if you're just the typical homeowner, the Hobart 140 would most likely be all that you would ever need and at half the cost.
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If you search Amazon for Greenair Spa Vapor 2.0 a different, more expensive model comes up. I assume this cheaper one is the older model?
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I went to Honeywell, WalMart and Amazon and searched all of them. I have a small one and wanted another like it for another room, but they no longer made it, so I opt for a little bigger one which I am glad I did. Watch they are on sale quite frequently. I think I paid $129.00 or so for the bigger one and it is wonderful. Depends what you want it for. They both have changeable filters on them and a 5 year HEPA filter.
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Y'all are looking at the wrong one. The higher priced one isn't from Amazon and it's just the 725T. Do your search for the 725T PLUS - it's still $399 - I know, I just got one! It's thru Amazon, while the more expensive one is straight from Horizon.
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I think the fl8se is somewhat better. my husband's friend has tht one. they are both a great machine tho
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Nautilus R514 Recumbant post: Your review is good - and not having seen these two sister products side-by-side, I would definitely say that the Schwinn display looks more updated (color, etc.) while the Nautilus looks bad. You did miss one thing: the R514 has a 'powerful fan.' Now, I like that feature, but I can get the 240 for $399 including tax and shipping. That means that for $150 I get a better warranty and a fan, but many of the reviewers on various sites have said that the fan is, in the words of Charles Barkley, TURRIBLE! So I agree with you, and am going to order the Schwinn. Using an external fan may not be chic, but it probably works better and it's free (top shelf of my hall closet :-)). Thanks for the fine review - well done.
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I wouldn't suggest u to get this one brandon. Spend the extra money and get a liquid cooled 4stroke . It is about 150 more but totally worth it have no complaints. I bought the cheap two stroke first and it is total garbage . Seriously do not waste your time with thetwo strokes.
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It's a little bigger than a 200 size heli. I would not buy this heli. Major problem with tail motor DOA. Mine was and 2 more were. Get a WL TOYS V912. You will be much happier with this fixed pitch heli. Same size, much better quality. FYI... If you already have flow 3-4 channel fixed pitch heli's. ...And you feel pretty confident, go for a collective pitch 6 channel. If you like this size, get a Walkera Master CP. Very docile for collective pitch heli. I own one and still fly it even today although I have advanced to more 3D capable heli's. It is a relatively inexpensive heli even in RTF versions ($150 or so). You will get much more enjoyment once you get over complexity of collective pitch flying. It's a little bigger than a 200 size heli. I would not buy this heli. Major problem with tail motor DOA. Mine was and 2 more were. Get a WL TOYS V912. You will be much happier with this fixed pitch heli. Same size, much better quality. FYI... If you already have flow 3-4 channel fixed pitch heli's. ...And you feel pretty confident, go for a collective pitch 6 channel. If you like this size, get a Walkera Master CP. Very docile for collective pitch heli. I own one and still fly it even today although I have advanced to more 3D capable heli's. It is a relatively inexpensive heli even in RTF... » Read More It's a little bigger than a 200 size heli. I would not buy this heli. Major problem with tail motor DOA. Mine was and 2 more were. Get a WL TOYS V912. You will be much happier with this fixed pitch heli. Same size, much better quality. FYI... If you already have flow 3-4 channel fixed pitch heli's. ...And you feel pretty confident, go for a collective pitch 6 channel. If you like this size, get a Walkera Master CP. Very docile for collective pitch heli. I own one and still fly it even today although I have advanced to more 3D capable heli's. It is a relatively inexpensive heli even in RTF versions ($150 or so). You will get much more enjoyment once you get over complexity of collective pitch flying. « Show Less
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I am unable compare since I do not own both. I do have two of the 450E, having purchase the second one after my favorable experience with the first. I set up delivery of the filters to arrive every six month automatically.
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I use mine occasionally. There are now DOZENS of competitors on the market. I have not compared mine with less expensive options. The foxLV2 does remain a very well constructed unit.
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DaveS.....what in your opinion makes the Jet 1221VS better than the Delta 46-460? I've never been a fan of Delta myself but the 46-460 is very highly rated in Fine Woodworking.
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The 4600 is the latest model. Difference that I can tell is that the 4600 has three specific levels to choose the amount of vapor produced. The 4500 has an infinitely variable controller. I have had the 4500 and now have the 4600. Of the two, I prefer the 4500 vapor controller because in my application I don't want much vapor. On the other hand, it is nice to have three specific levels.Another difference is the form factor. The 4600 is a little higher and not as deep as the 4500. Either way you cannot go wrong.