is this the same as a 38C? Why is it called 38 Hd?
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When I puchased it, it was labled 38C HD but I dont see that anywhere else and beleive it was mislabled. The HD is for the heavier model. The 38 c is same length but lighter. There is a also a 34, which is shorter. I like the eavyiness of it because the razor does all the work Hope this helps.
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the only thing I can tell is that the WD-60C9 is the updated version. I've had my eye on this 60" for the past year thru Amazon, QVC, & Best Buy. BEST BUY HAS IT (the wd60c9) RIGHT NOW FOR $799 OMG OMG OMG!
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I am a 38 c n the large was more like a 34/36. I kept it as it was very inexpensive. But will probably not ever use it. Good luck.
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I'm not sure the 32 frame is the same size as the 38 frame. Need to contact Smith & Wesson and ask them.
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Tricia, Thanks for the question. Amazon made this listing, and the rest of us sellers are just along for the ride. They put that information in incorrectly -- the opposite is, of course, correct. The small is 32A-B, and the medium is 34C-38C.
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The best way to tell is measure between your stays in the rear and fork in the front. I had the 38c on my bike, but it's set up for touring and commuting on rough roads. They measured right at 38 mm, but I can't answer to the 25c.
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I have an 032 which turns carrots into juicy unrecognizable pulp, and an 037 which makes big chewy, hand-shredder-sized shreads. I understand why you also want to find the size in beween. I bought my disc because I wanted to shread potatoes for latkes. What I hit on and received was looked like mine on the website and even fit my stem, but is a half inch wider in diameter. (My food processor is a DLC 10 purchased in 1986 and going strong.) What I received was for a DLC 7, which I found out only after it was received. Its on my list of things to do to return it. Amazon needs to require postings to have fuller descriptions, especially for appliances which change models over the years. I have an 032 which turns carrots into juicy unrecognizable pulp, and an 037 which makes big chewy, hand-shredder-sized shreads. I understand why you also want to find the size in beween. I bought my disc because I wanted to shread potatoes for latkes. What I hit on and received was looked like mine on the website and even fit my stem, but is a half inch wider in diameter. (My food processor is a DLC 10 purchased in 1986 and going strong.) What I received was for a DLC 7, which I found out only after it was received. Its on my list of things to do to return it. Amazon needs to require... » Read More I have an 032 which turns carrots into juicy unrecognizable pulp, and an 037 which makes big chewy, hand-shredder-sized shreads. I understand why you also want to find the size in beween. I bought my disc because I wanted to shread potatoes for latkes. What I hit on and received was looked like mine on the website and even fit my stem, but is a half inch wider in diameter. (My food processor is a DLC 10 purchased in 1986 and going strong.) What I received was for a DLC 7, which I found out only after it was received. Its on my list of things to do to return it. Amazon needs to require postings to have fuller descriptions, especially for appliances which change models over the years. « Show Less
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Size 38 is the smallest size we carry. If you want you can return it for refund.
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I don't know the actual manufacturer and I don't know how to determine that without removing the drive from the case. I do know that there has been a change in the disc description. I have a number of older drives and they are identified as "Fantom HDD Media". However, the two newest ones I got are identified as "JMicron Generic Media". That may mean nothing, but I am concerned about who makes the drives now. I sent in a request to Fantom to find out what this change means but I never got a response. Manufacturers like OWC (MacSales) are very open about the exact drives that are installed. Just for the record, I have had three hard drives crash and are totally useless - two from OWC, one from Buffalo. So, far I have had no problems with the Fantom drives but I have owned them for much less time. Unfortunately, hard drives do not last forever. Just to be sure, you need more than one backup.
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Mine are the 75134-01A. Not sure if they are the HD or not but I'm very impressed with the quality and they sure are handy.
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It is a closed comb. I have an open comb, also, and for me it takes much more skill and effort. The 38C is my favorite.
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Dot, There are only two sizes. The 47.5" represents the length of a standard driver while the 38" would represent a mid size iron. So whether your looking at practicing with the driver or an iron would determine what length you want. I'm 5'8" and bought the 47.5 to replicate a driver. It's easy to swing.
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The same 12-bay expansion unit is used for either the 2413 or 3612. The difference is not the expansion unit but the different processor (CPU) used for the 2413 and the 3612. The 3612 has much higher performance therefore extending this performance to the expansion unit storage
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Probably it's more expensive. The 320 is excellent! I don't know the CC130.
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The C drive has a round eject button. It looks like the only other difference, according to the Samsung website, is the US-RW write speed is limited to 16x on the C drive. The B drive can burn US-RW at 24x.
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No, these are the latest models, you can tell by the actual model designation number. I think it ends in something like EFRX..... One of mine would not format initially, and WD overnighted me a new one... even before they sent me the RMA (Returm Material Authorization) !
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Both seem to be same. Here is the link from HP website. I searched for 7525 and I was redirected to 7520. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?product=5286643&lc;=en&cc;=us&dlc;=en