what is the different between the FieldTrainer SD-400 and FieldTrainer SD-400S
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Hi, I just got the new model 425 s but it's essentially the same as the old (just has a new vibrate mode) the difference between the models is the intensity of the shock delivered. Each model has two Levels/ranges of shock that you set and then you use the dial to go up and down within that range. The 400 has a low and a medium range and it is set by default to medium when you unbox it. The 400s has a medium and high range and is defaulted to the high range when you unbox it. So, there is overlap between the models. I got the 425s and set it to the medium range so that it would function like a 425 default. Hope that answers the question if not repost what I can clarify. Hi, I just got the new model 425 s but it's essentially the same as the old (just has a new vibrate mode) the difference between the models is the intensity of the shock delivered. Each model has two Levels/ranges of shock that you set and then you use the dial to go up and down within that range. The 400 has a low and a medium range and it is set by default to medium when you unbox it. The 400s has a medium and high range and is defaulted to the high range when you unbox it. So, there is overlap between the models. I got the 425s and set it to the medium range so that it would function... » Read More Hi, I just got the new model 425 s but it's essentially the same as the old (just has a new vibrate mode) the difference between the models is the intensity of the shock delivered. Each model has two Levels/ranges of shock that you set and then you use the dial to go up and down within that range. The 400 has a low and a medium range and it is set by default to medium when you unbox it. The 400s has a medium and high range and is defaulted to the high range when you unbox it. So, there is overlap between the models. I got the 425s and set it to the medium range so that it would function like a 425 default. Hope that answers the question if not repost what I can clarify. « Show Less
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The S model is for larger / more stubborn dogs. I.E. we have a 75 lb. Weimaraner so we bought the S model.
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The main difference between the SD-400 and SD-400S collars is that the SD-400S (Stubborn Model) comes programmed at all levels to operate at a "higher" level of intensity than the SD-400 (Standard Model), which makes it a better choice if you have a stubborn breed of dog. You can think of it this way - level one on the SD-400S would be similar to level 2 on the SD-400. If you are an avid hunter you might want to consider the SD-400 Camo version. One other difference is that the collar strap for the SD-400 is orange and the collar strap for the SD-400S is black. The camo version (SportDOG SD-400 Wetland Hunter) comes in a Realtree Advantage Max4 pattern.
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The main difference between the SD-400 and SD-400S collars is that the SD-400S (Stubborn Model) comes programmed at all levels to operate at a "higher" level of intensity than the SD-400 (Standard Model), which makes it a better choice if you have a stubborn breed of dog. You can think of it this way - level one on the SD-400S would be similar to level 2 on the SD-400. If you are an avid hunter you might want to consider the SD-400 Camo version. One other difference is that the collar strap for the SD-400 is orange and the collar strap for the SD-400S is black. The camo version (SportDOG SD-400 Wetland Hunter) comes in a Realtree Advantage Max4 pattern. The main difference between the SD-400 and SD-400S collars is that the SD-400S (Stubborn Model) comes programmed at all levels to operate at a "higher" level of intensity than the SD-400 (Standard Model), which makes it a better choice if you have a stubborn breed of dog. You can think of it this way - level one on the SD-400S would be similar to level 2 on the SD-400. If you are an avid hunter you might want to consider the SD-400 Camo version. One other difference is that the collar strap for the SD-400 is orange and the collar strap for the SD-400S is black. The... » Read More The main difference between the SD-400 and SD-400S collars is that the SD-400S (Stubborn Model) comes programmed at all levels to operate at a "higher" level of intensity than the SD-400 (Standard Model), which makes it a better choice if you have a stubborn breed of dog. You can think of it this way - level one on the SD-400S would be similar to level 2 on the SD-400. If you are an avid hunter you might want to consider the SD-400 Camo version. One other difference is that the collar strap for the SD-400 is orange and the collar strap for the SD-400S is black. The camo version (SportDOG SD-400 Wetland Hunter) comes in a Realtree Advantage Max4 pattern. « Show Less
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The 400s is for stubborn dogs. The zap is a bit stronger on all settings. I love it and would recommend it I went off leash after 3 weeks of using it
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We were told the "s" has a few more options in the settings, and that the s stood for stubborn. I believe they were kidding and it means sporting. We purchased the "s" and it has been a tremendous help in training our lab. We never use it over the setting of 2 but if your dog is very determined to go after something you may need to go to 3, but that should be it.
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The models are basically the same. The only difference is you get more "extension" tools with the animal.
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Not sure what you mean. I love this device and my trainer does too. He has trained with models that cost thousands and prefers ths because it takes little space, is easy to use, and is just as effective. Hope this helps.
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No, this collar is meant as an add-on to an existing sportdog training set. If you are looking for the collar and remote "starter" pack, check this URL: http://smile.amazon.com/SportDOG-SD-425-FieldTrainer-Remote-Training/dp/B00A008TFS/ref=pd_bxgy_sg_img_y
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Sorry, I don't know the difference in the models, but they do sound very similar in the description.
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From what I can tell - nothing. It appears to have all the same features as the 400.
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We sent this back due to receiving the wrong item. The company did not have the SD-400. We bought a different brand.
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Lorraine, I do not think that there is a whole lot of difference between the two models. I own the variable speed version and I happen to use it at the upper end of the speed scale most of the time. About the only time I've really needed to slow it down was when I was sanding some non kiln dried pine and found that the higher speads heated up the wood and the sap began to run (a lot). At the lower speads I was better able to sand the pine without having as much sap run and therefore clog the dandpaper. If you don't want to pay the premium for the variable, I'm pretty sure in day to day use you really won't see the difference. However, my opinion comes from a hobbyist woodworker. Cheers! -steve-
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I don't specifically know the answer because I never tried to add a different attachment to this device, but I have seen SDS-Max, SDS-Pro, etc., so there may be some variation. However, I would assume that is you got an SDS rod driver through Amazon, it would be compatible. On the other side, it depends on the size bar you want to drive?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kfjhRYAUHgDEWALT DW5964 Ground Rod Driver 1" Rod 1-1/8" Hex Shank.
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I have the VRT 330 and it takes up very little counter space. The 350, I believe, is configured differently and takes up more horizontal counter space. I prefer the 330 for ease of cleaning, also. I believe they have the same power and the end results in the juice is basically the same, so I think is boils down to appearance. Anyone else have a different experience? Sorry, I am way off base on this answer. The 350 is simply a heavier duty model of the 330, but the same configuration -- standing upright. I have the 330 and it works just fine for me. The 350 has a heavier duty auger, but appears to be the same otherwise, for size and HP. Sorry for the confusion in my previous answer. I guess I should have done my homework first!
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We ordered the Professional, but received the everyday model. We reordered and the same unit came, so we just returned the unit. Sorry, but I have no answer for you as to compare of the two.
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I think the SC300 upgrade has different pieces than SCJR-100, that make up the difference between 100 and 300 project kits. For individual parts you would be better off getting the p/n from the booklet and contacting customer service listed in the book, in my opinion. List of all parts in the kit should be listed somewhere on the mfg website, if you want to compare the content, or call the 800# and ask to email/fax you content/list of both kits.
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Brian,this collar will work with the SD-425 and most other SportDog remote trainers. If you have more questions LET US KNOWSparkypetco
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I had the old Sigma EF 500 Super and was pretty happy with it. Since I found I didn't really use the extra features of the Sigma Super, I replaced it with the 430EX II when it eventually died because the 430EX II had more than enough power, speed and features for my needs as well as being a bit sturdier than the Sigma. So I would say it depends on the whether you need the extra power and range of the Sigma. BTW, the Sigma EF 500 Super did have some quirks but I'm not sure they are relevant to the newer Sigma models.
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Hi , Stephen u can see the difference at this website link : http://www.skins.net/intl/product-comparison-chart/ at the skins website it seems to say a400 is advance version for serious athletes doing &gt; 10 hrs per week . Also a400 has 3 diff length sizes . Whereas a200 is for usual people who do about 10hrs training per week . U might like to study the product chart at this website link . Cheers . Das
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I have no idea - the one I purchased is the SPECIAL.... Great exercise unit.
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I think the only difference is that the LST420 includes two batteries (2.0 amp-hr each) whereas the LST400 in the combo pack includes only one battery (the 4.0 amp-hr version).