What is the difference in this unit and the MV50 Super Flow?
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Don't buy. was work only for two weeks then brake down. I suggesting to buy Viair - they have a lot of models. I have system in my WV for air horn and air gun for tires - work already over year.
1762321
No difference, they are made under several different names with the exact same compressor right down to the storage bag.
1762322
The MV50 has a 120psi capacity and the MF-1050 has a 150psi capacity, so in short, even though they both have a 12 volt motor I'm assuming the MF-1050 us just a newer model or redesigned compressor with more air push. I have not had any issues with mine at all and if fills a tire relatively fast but of course not as fast as a full size air compressor.
1652242
No. Go to custom flow website and look up model you need. Then go back to amazon and search for it.
1545234
I don't know for sure, but the one I purchased was RV01 probably an earlier version than RV02... It has potential but it needs a huge improvement on suction power...
474244
I don't know if it's an upgrade, but the main difference is that the SodaStream Pure uses a lever to inject the CO2, and the other ones, I believe, use a button. Also, the size of the CO2 tank is larger for the Dynamo and Source. Hope that helps!
511852
The main difference between the two is on how it switches from blower to vacuum/mulch modes. With the WG508, the blower nozzle needs to be removed when switching to vacuum/mulching mode, and the supplied mulching bag replaces it. Then the vacuum nozzle is to be attached on the other opening (can be easily figured out what/where it is). With the WG502, no dis-assembly is required, for the same nozzle acts as either a blower or a vacuum/mulcher. There is a mode switch that allows for such transition. Another difference worth noting is the Mulching Power of either unit. The WG508 is rated at 16:1 while the WG502 is 18:1. If the owner prefers leaves to be crunched into smaller pieces which equates to fewer lawn bags or better composting, the WG502 is the clear choice.
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i'm not sure i really understand the difference between the two. mine spins and shoots juice out the right side and the left side catches all the "waste". there is a low and high speed (not sure of the exact RMS's between speeds) and a screened basket with a blade at the bottom that allows the juice to come out. i've never had a problem with my machine and i love it. i hope this helps.jb
1473513
I'm not familiar with the unit you're comparing to, but I bought this one, use it constantly and love it. Recently went full time in an rv, and couldn't be w/o it!
1316168
Specification wise; they are Identical. I can't find a schematic of the two but I suspect some parts are different.The main difference is the case. The V2 has no case and is much more susceptible to damage. If that doesn't matter to you, go for the V2
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If you have a standalone ice maker attached to your RO then you definitely need the 90 version. The 50 will not give you enough flow to keep it going. I have 2 of the 90s attached to ice makers and water faucets and 2 of the 50s attached to water faucets only. Highly recommend both for those applications!
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i think it is the same model. Both are 2700 psi. Same your money and buy a better unit. Generac customer service stinks and Amazon will not refund on this unit due to the manufacturer warranty. Mine has been at the repair shop for a month. I have not been able to use it since delivery. The engine was no good. They sent another engine but it was the wrong one. Still waiting.
931118
I had a counterfeit V1 that came with 2 concentrator nozzles. The V2 is slightly smaller and lighter but otherwise has the same features as the V1.
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I don't know which one it is, but mine has done extraordinarily well. I have used it much more than the average user, and under tough conditions. It starts on the first pull nearly every time, and has more power than needed.
623444
The Q Industries MV50 SuperFlow air compressor is great for trucks, SUVs, RVs and other full-size vehicle tires.
1517726
I contacted Reynolds. They were very quick and, in fact, gave me a personal phone call to respond to the question. The only different in the Metro Line is that it is thinner than Reynolds 910 (which is the same as the plain old 910. He said that the reason they came out with the Metro Line was to provide a product that was less expensive in order to compete with some other less expensive products.I hope this answers your question. Thanks for asking...I learned something.Rich H
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Yes. This device is a heavy duty, full flow one. It is more expensive that the lower quality model, but well worth the extra cost. The cheaper models tend to have the discharge necks snap off after little use. This model has experienced no such defect. I have two installed - both replaced the cheaper model.
102750
I have both, the extreme and the Ultra. Both work great, can't tell the difference.
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I own both and the are essentially identical except in one aspect. They are the same size and capacity and made with the same parts and electronic controls. This difference is that the 700, that I bought 9 years ago, included a special KF antimicrobial filter in it that is not mentioned in the new 220. It obviously cut the mfr's cost but has no impact on the softening ability of the unit that I've now owned a few months, running flawlessly. Very easy to install and set-up so long as you provide the in and out plumbing.