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Re: 3804 RIS 2.0 VS 9747 RIS 1.5
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Date: 
Tue, 27 Nov 2001 14:11:32 GMT
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Hi John,

I sure appreciate your help and thank you very much.
I was tempted to buy it at TRU in Canada, they had a Can$20
off on the original Can$300...
Not a big deal but it could help a bit and TRU is the only place I can buy
them.

Best regards,

Jean-Marc

In lugnet.robotics, John Heins writes:
In lugnet.robotics, Jean-Marc Détraz writes:
OOOOPS!
I meant this one 9747. Forget about my previous post.
So what is the difference between those 2 sets?

Thanks again,

Jean-marc

differences are:

1) Software upgrade - available separately for about $20
2)  use of a USB IR transmitter instead of a battery powered serial port
transmitter.  varying opinions as to which is better with longer range.
3)There is a length of flexible fiber optic cable included but otherwise,
the parts listings seem identical (unlike the changes from 1.0 to 1.5 where
the upgrade included a substantial amount of different parts).

Stated operating system requirements are:
1.5
Windows 95/98, Pentium 166, 16M RAM, 70 M hard drive space
9 pin serial port

2.0
Windows 98, Pentium II 233, 32M RAM, 115 M hard drive space

If your system has a 9 pin serial port but otherwise meets the requirements
for 2.0, check around.   It may be cheaper to pick up a discounted 1.5 and
buy a 2.0 software upgrade.  Personally, I don't think that the included
fiber optic cable is any great shakes and that a higher quality replacement
can be obtained through a scientific supply house or such if you really need
it.



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(...) differences are: 1) Software upgrade - available separately for about $20 2) use of a USB IR transmitter instead of a battery powered serial port transmitter. varying opinions as to which is better with longer range. 3)There is a length of (...) (23 years ago, 27-Nov-01, to lugnet.robotics)

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