i want the diffrencce between the 50LD and 60LD and wich one is better
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I believe the major difference is the width of the 60 - it's wider to accomodate more line. Go to Penn's website and you can probably compare them side-by-side.
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According with I had recently read in the Absolute Sound about this topic, they have almost the same hardware but the reviewer explains the 22LR has an small difference image amd bass response. Best Regards,
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I think the 50mm will give you a very thin dof and will be very soft at 1.8 I use mine at around 2.2 and above.
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My brother has loan his 50 1.4 to me. I like. I may get the 24-70 2.8 - we get so many positives about it. Use the 24-70 indoors and the 4f lens where there is good light??Thanks for your suggestions.
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I have one setup on a 60g cube, and it pulls dark skimmate. But if you can afford it, go ahead and grab the 150g for the proc it well worth it.
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Not if you'd like the flexibility of upgrading to a full-frame sensor camera body down the road.The 50D has the smaller APS-C size sensor so it won't be using the full extent of the this lens, but there isn't a smaller EF-S lens that's f/1.4 so if it's fast glass you want, then this is the 24mm to get.
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Hi, the maglite xl100 is 83 lumes the xl200 is 173 lumes so if you are looking for a brighter light xl200 would be better the controls are the same I like the controls but they will be hard to use unless you use it a lot for a tactical you need speed the xl50 or better has less controls look for some thing for speed I like the maglites because they use standard batteries you don't want to fuss with controls in a situation.
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there is no big diffrence just the distances a 50mm would be more closer than the 35mm but both of them are great. thats it
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If you select the "50-Pound/370-Yard" from the drop down menu and look at the description below it, it says 40lb/420yds which matches the line capacity of the 50LD according to PENN's site. It would be safe to assume the 50 in "50-Pound/370-Yard" is the reel size.
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Cynthia, the answer to your question is yes, you will have more pressure with the 40-60. The average pressure with the 30-50 switch is 40psi, the 40-60 will give you 50psi, you will gain 10psi.Manuel
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the BB-60 is more aerodynamic looking as it is the newer model. the nozzle on the BB-50 has more metal in the handle making it feel more solid.
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For light homeowner use I like the homelite better. For larger jobs, probably the poulan would be preferable.
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I've owned both lenses and the 50 1.4 has a better build quality, the larger aperture will also give you shallower DOF which might help with portraits, and it should focus faster. Unless you plan on doing a lot of macro photography with your lens I'd go with the 50 1.4.
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the 610 probably will meet your needs. More torque than the 502, less heavy than the 710. Being 250, this bike would only be able to carry you, not a second person. The 700 usually lasts 4-6 years. Both 610 and 700 won't need a battery upgrade; 610 after 2 years, $200, because they are lead acid, 700 after ~5 years. Their pack costs $700, because it's LiPo4,new technology. You can also plug LiPo4 batteries into your 610.
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I have an old Sears monster tank that is difficult to move around. The large tank is an overkill. There are manysmall portable tanks that will do fine for the SBR 50. Consult comparisons on line and/or wood working magazines. The nailer is an excellent machine for the money.
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The answer depends on the results you are looking for. The 50 tooth will leave a smoother finish, but will cut slower than the 40 tooth.
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depends on which one you're looking at 5x40 and 6x50 are two different units I have the 6x50 . 50mm lens giving you better light gathering ability so its a 6x with a 50mm lens it also has a 3x digital zoom on top of that , love mine