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Thread:Metric.PG.G(PF)and NPT thread


Material:UL approved Halogen-Free Nylon PA66(Flammability UL 94v-2) for A.C.D.F pares,(Accept to make flammability UL 94v-0)


Protection degree:IP68


Working temperature:-40 to 100


Features:suitable for different materials and hardness of the Plastic Flexible Pipes.


Coloure:Black(RAL9005).grye(RAL7035),other color available upon request.


High-tensile strength corrugated tubing fittings(Strong resistance to pull,Quick-fit)

Q:i have a fairly expensive 4-pin hirose connector microphone that is used on an audio technica 300 series (receiver: ATW-R03, transmitter: ATW-T27) but have a problems with random bursts of loud static or pops. i would like to get a wireless system to replace the current one and keep my end microphone.this is for use in a church, preferably xlr out.range doesnt matter much as it can up on stage if need be.budget is as cheap as possible without issues, but certainly under $300
Like I said in my other answer you probably will not be able to find another transmitter that fits that mic - the best you can do is call Audio Technica and have them figure it out. Since that series of wireless is discontinued, don't be suprised if they tell you to buy a complete new system (like I did). It may also be possible to order a new mic for AT - my best guess is that your problem is being caused by a broken wire inside the mic connector itself. A person who is REALLY good at soldering (like me) may be able to repair it but the usual solution is to replace the microphone and connector assembly.
Q:I have one 6 pin pci-e connector on my PSU but is that enough for the 5770?
it also need Amps i run 2 HD5770 crossfire configuration but Guess what i hav HDD DVD USB devices and they ALL want WATTS this really bothers me as a system designer that so many ignore the math Watts Amps x Volts if the HD 5770 needs up to 27 amp under load the 12 X 27 324WATTS for the graphics card if my DVD and HDD need 9amps 108 watts add that to it and i better have 200 watts for motherboard i might add a hdd or something but for now i will kust add 5 amp for externals or whatever 60watt 324+108+200+60 693 WATTS to cover heavy load requirementscan i use a 650 watt? yes as long as it has a PCIe connector with 27amps for the card only. the only time you must be higher is if ALL hardware is fully under load, exterme multitasking
Q:I have a Panasonic Viera Plasma TV with digital out and I'm wanting to be able to use the digital out from the tv to an external speaker system (amp or soundbar, etc.).I'm confused as to the type of connectors the tv and external speakers would take. I've heard terms of SPDIF and optical but the manual for both items I've researched aren't clear. I know the difference between optical coax and SPDIF. I want to make sure I get the right cable with the correct connectors w/o having to make that extra trip.Thanks everyone!!
SPDIF is a file format, not the name of the connector. The connectors are coaxial(RCA style)) or optical(fiber optic) both digital connections use the SPDIF format to transfer the digital audio stream. Most soundbars and receivers lately are coming with optical inputs, some with both. The Panasonic plasmas have 1 optical output. Find a soundbar(should be easy) with optical inputs. If you have cable or satellite, use the optical output from that box instead of the TV because it will be a Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound. TVs only output Dolby Digital 2.0 which is stereo only. Either way, you want to buy an optical audio cable. Hope that helps.
Q:I would like to know if a 6-pin cable is required to power a HD3650 or if it draws the power strait from the motherboard.Thanks, Danny.
PCI Express? based PC is required with one X16 lane graphics slot available on the motherboard 400 Watt or greater power supply (550 Watt for dual ATI CrossFireX?) recommended Certified power supplies are recommended 1GB of system memory recommended Installation software requires an optical drive DVD playback requires a DVD drive Blu-ray? / HD DVD playback requires a Blu-ray / HD DVD drive For a complete ATI CrossFireX? system, a second ATI Radeon? HD 3600 series graphics card, an ATI CrossFireX Ready motherboard and one ATI CrossFireX Bridge Interconnect cable is required this card will draw the power it requires, from the pci-e slot
Q:I have a 95 Chevy Lumina with a headlight out. I don't think it's the bulb since the filament appears to be in place. I bought a headlight connector replacement from AutoZone and am now wondering how to do the installation. Do I need to solder the wires once I splice them? Also, will it be obvious where I need to cut the old wires off?
First, before looking at the bulb, check the fuse. They may blow at times. If you find it blown, DON'T just replace it - find the reason first, remove the cause (usually a short of some kind) and then replace. If the fuse checks ok, check the bulb. Filaments at times do appear in place even when they are not. Do the ohmmeter check or, if you don't have the instrument, install temporarily the bulb from the other side, observing bulb-handling rules (or you might end up with another blown bulb). If the bulb proves ok beyond any doubt, check the voltage in the connector terminals - there may be a broken lead (you'll need a voltmeter or a test bulb). If that tests ok (voltage ok with lights switched on), it's not the connector - it's something else. The only remaining reason may be the ground connection, a common problem in many older cars. To check that, install a temporary ground lead from the battery neg. terminal directly to the connector (try not to short the circuit).
Q:Does anyone know where I can get an 80Pin SCSI Male Connector (External)?
SCSI is a very diverse common, and has to run off a SCSI interface card which might could desire to be plugged right into a PCI or PCIe slot. you could no longer use adapters to get it to artwork on your motherboard SATA or IDE connectors.
Q:Can sombody find out if my PC has it or not. cause i don't know how to. PleaseMy PC name is SR1900NXMotherboard name is P5RC-LEThank you for your help!!!!!
Most of the better graphics cards require more power than what is supplied thru the pci-express slot on the motherboard, so to provide the card with additional power a 12V, 6 pin pci-e power connector that comes directly from the power supply is used. Some cards need one of these and some need two, depends on how much power the card needs.
Q:Does the National Electrial code allow the use of pvc conduit (1) connected to metal ends and connectors designed for use with rigid metal conduit.
The local code is more important and relevant than the NEC. Contact your city, town, or county building inspector and ask that person.
Q:I have an OBD - II tool to find check engine codes in my 95 4runner but i cannot find the DLC connector. Its a 95 4runner SR5 with the 3.0L. If anyone could describe the location or has any pictures they could post it would be appreciated.
vehicles 1996 and newer have OBD2 systems. vehicles older than 1996 have OBD1. there will not be a DLC3 connector on your vehicle it will have a diagnostic port under the hood (DLC1), there are scan tools that will connect to this port, but your OBD2 scan tool will not work on your 1995 4Runner. your diagnostic trouble codes can be read easily by connecting terminals TE1 and E1 of the connector under the hood (DLC1), the check engine light will then flash out the codes you will just have to count the blinks and refer to a repair manual to determine what the code(s) mean.
Q:I want to buy a speaker dock and it says compatible with all ipod models that use a 30 pin connector. I've looked everywhere and i cant find anything that says if the 3rd gen ipod touch uses a 30 pin connector, I dont want to waste my money, please help. Thanks
All iPod dock connectors are the same but be aware that the word compatible just means it will play, not that it will charge. In the case of any of the flash memory iPods, you need to read the fine print. Many docks will charge only the hard drive iPods.

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