Re: Buying LX200, have ? on size
| Subject: | Re: Buying LX200, have ? on size |
| From: | Email address hidden |
| Date: | Mon Apr 01 06:49:24 1996 |
You can settle the size issue once and for all pretty
easily. I agonized between the 8" and the 10" as well, so I
put my bathroom scales in the kitchen and proceed to pick
up, walk around, and weigh myself with most of my small
furniture. It turned out I have a stereo speaker thats
similar in size and weight to the 8" (37 pounds). I then
added weight to make it the same as the 10" (61 pounds).
This convinced me to get the 8" (Ive got a bad back), and
Im not sorry. Visually, of course, the 10" would be
better. The general rule is get the biggest you can afford
AND lift.
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Grey Havner
Ft. Worth, Texas
greyh@fastlane.net
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easily. I agonized between the 8" and the 10" as well, so I
put my bathroom scales in the kitchen and proceed to pick
up, walk around, and weigh myself with most of my small
furniture. It turned out I have a stereo speaker thats
similar in size and weight to the 8" (37 pounds). I then
added weight to make it the same as the 10" (61 pounds).
This convinced me to get the 8" (Ive got a bad back), and
Im not sorry. Visually, of course, the 10" would be
better. The general rule is get the biggest you can afford
AND lift.
__________________________________
Grey Havner
Ft. Worth, Texas
greyh@fastlane.net
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