how does this compare with the Baby Quasar MD Plus? Is there a timer?
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there is a timer.......20 min timer.........im not familiar with the other device...... but this one is amazing!
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I don't know. I didn't like this one because appearantly you need goggles for blue and yellow light. I felt they were not fitting tight enough even when putting cotton inside and using a tight band over which was uncomfortable and made the goggle create marks On my face. I use one with re and infra red which Like.
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Answered by Project E Beauty. They are same type of machine, Using photon LED to have the skin treatment. We are sorry, we are not able to compare them with our item. But as we know, they both using the exactly same type of light to archive the same result. Yes, this item comes with the timer. Thank you Project E Beauty
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This item does not has a timer. For blue, red and yellow light, it is 20 minutes and 8 minutes and 10 minutes for summer and spring program.Lisa - NORLANYA
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Answered by Project E Beauty.They are same type of machine, Using photon LED to have the skin treatment.We are sorry, we are not able to compare them with our item.But as we know, they both using the exactly same type of light to archive the same result.Yes, this item comes with the timer.Thank youProject E Beauty
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I absolutely love it!!! I use it every day and have seen amazing results. My estitician has even commented on how good my skin looks. I Highly recommend getting it. The Baby Quasar doesn't have all three color lights so I think this product is a better value.
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Baby Monitor HD by SunshineApps is the app recommended by the WiFi Baby people and works well for us. The added benefit is that if you have a technical question or issue with the monitor's function with your mobile device, the tech help guys will be very familiar with the app and easily walk you through the correct settings, etc. I'm not sure how experienced they are with other software. Anyway, I can't imagine any other app working better, although maybe some others are cheaper. The WiFi Baby recommendation was good enough for me.
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I only have experience with this one. We've had it for about 2 months and we are very happy we bought it. I originally had the Safe 2 Sleep. The S2S has many more features and is an excellent option for 0-4 months. But our baby outgrew it. They start rolling off the pad and you get false alarms. The Babysense, solves the problem. So if you will only have one monitor that is the one i woudl buy.
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We use a summer infant slumber buddy that plays music for 30 minutes or so when our baby is going to sleep & the peep mode still works. I was skeptical it would work because the music is not that quiet & not as constant as white noise but it works just fine; the monitor goes dark & quiet like it's supposed to after a minute & only pops back on if she cries. Quite impressive actually!
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Yes, I've never used the timer actually. And it has a volume button so it can be loud or softer. I put it in the carseat with her and listen to soft music of my choice so I don't fall asleep.
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This broke on the first day I had it, I'd recommend getting the "Fly Lady's" timer...we got it right after this one was a dud...it's worked great & I use it every day. (Fly Lady's doesn't light up, but has a vibrate option.)
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I just answered no to your question. Take a look at the Ultrak Count up/down timer for $20.12 it will keep counting when it passes your set time. I think that one is what you are looking for. Good luck.
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The timer I have, the model MT 13, will only handle one-minute intervals. I don't know about other means of timing.
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Hi there, My wife has been using it since my baby was three weeks. It's easy to use as it has a magnifier. My wife prefers now to clip his nails while he is asleep as he is about six months.It's really difficult to keep him still without moving his hands for a while. Mazen eg_teacher@hotmail.com
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It looks to be the same as Cosmos, but I also have the Celestron. It all depends on what you plan on really using it for!
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I think you could set it to have an hourly announcement - but the one I got my mother...she just pushes the button and it announces the time. This is an excellent product for a person who has deteriating sight. She loves it.
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I cannot, but I can give you my perspective on the StarMax 90 mm by Orion. It is small, portable, and clear, but I wear glasses, and it is hard to see through with the 10x eyepiece. I think all of the small scopes will be. I wish I had spent the extra $100 and bought the 6" Dobsonian mounted reflector, but I wanted to use this during the day for spotting animals from a distance. I gave this as a present to my wife who hasn't worked with the telescope yet, and she may have different opinions. I did get her the camera mount, polar lens, and an extra eye piece that doubles the magnification. I think that you'll find that both are probably one in the same IMO. I do like the table top mount that the Orion has. I think once the weather warms we will be able to give a more thorough opinion. I think I will end up getting the reflector with the Dobsonian mount the color CCD eyepiece from Orion, and a few extras. If you have room I'd suggest the 6" reflector, or this http://www.telescope.com/Orion-XT45-Dobsonian-Telescope-amp-Beginner-Barlow-Kit/p/102027.uts . I feel that we may outgrow the Starmax 90, but I think the 4.5 or 6 with Dobsonian would well used for the lifetime of star gazing.
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I wonder if you may have entered different zones (North, Central or South) for the 2 units? I believe the unit also has a built-in function that turns the lights on/off at slightly different times to make it look a little random; however, I would doubt it would be 40 minutes). Below are YouTube videos that show how the timer can be set: - For "Fixed ON/OFF Programming" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDpzUEJrkbs - For "Programming Astronomic Timer" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCUtMHI7Lnc Hope this helps.
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Funny you should ask............before I bought the Magnum Dynalab MD807 (which I love!) I ordered the Grace from Amazon. I was completely unimpressed -- it did the job, but the Sangean seemed to be better built and more functional. That was about two years ago, so I can't give a detailed reaction. But I repacked it in its original box and returned it to Amazon the very next day after I received it. No loss!
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Do a search for a "Tabata Timer". Many, if not most, of those are programmable to alternate to suit your needs.
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I have not used it for longer than four minutes. There is no warning for a short setting. I love the timer for my use . . timing eye drops twice a day.
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I am sorry, I don't know. You will have to look up Orbit ... in google to see if that information is available. For me, this is a very good timer and I have had no problems with three of them for over 3 years. That's good enough for me.