• Accessory -> Wire-Headset In Ear Type Headset:  5CAI3442W-E01-RH System 1
  • Accessory -> Wire-Headset In Ear Type Headset:  5CAI3442W-E01-RH System 2
  • Accessory -> Wire-Headset In Ear Type Headset:  5CAI3442W-E01-RH System 3
Accessory -> Wire-Headset In Ear Type Headset:  5CAI3442W-E01-RH

Accessory -> Wire-Headset In Ear Type Headset: 5CAI3442W-E01-RH

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 Specifications:

Headphone

Frequency response:  30 - 24.000 Hz
Impedance:  16 Ohm
SPL@1kHz, 1V rms:  90 dB
Cable length:  1.0 m + 1.8 m = 2.8 m / 9 ft.
Jack:  3.5 mm

Microphone

Frequency response:  80 - 15.000 Hz
Impedance:  2K Ohm
Pick-up pattern:  Uni-directional
Sensitivity (1V/P@1 kHz):  -38 dB

Intended Use:

 "The headset is specifically designed for a multitude of uses including MP3-players, laptops, the Sony PSP and other consoles (sound isolation allows for low volume settings) as well as IP-telephony (separate microphone)."

Packaging:

The images below show the packaging that the Icemat Siberia In:Ear Headset arrived in.  The front provides a glimpse at the headphones and microphone, as well as one spare set of "ear sleeves".  You don't get a good idea of all that is provided, but you do see the most important pieces.  The back lists a variety of information, specifications, and provides a detailed list of what is included.  You get the headphones, microphone on a separate lead, an extension cable that connects the two, a small carrying pouch, and two spare sets of ear sleeves.

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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 searched Ford, OKorder and the internet in general. Where in the world can I get the connector that goes from the factory plug to the dvd player?
Find out the DVD manufacturer and contact them about this missing cable. Somewhere in the Ford supply network a cable must exist. Probably came in through Mexico or on a container into some port.
Q: I have been looking at some components to build my own desktop computer. I have found many motherboards that have everything I need but it doesn't tell me weather it has a connector for the power button on the Chassis. I assume that every motherboard has one of these and there is no need to list it. Is this correct? Thanks for any help! (I relies this is probably a really stupid questions but I just want to be sure before I spend money on computer stuff cause there is always that risk!)
There is no SPECIFIC connector that connects the motherboard to the power button. There is a big cable (usually many colored wires together) that has all the buttons in one. (power, reset, LED's) Look at your motherboards manual.
Q: i have the new iPod nano, i just bought the connector from the iPod to the car. when i plugged it in. Nothing happened. I changed volume, turned off the radio power, changed channels. but nothing happened and it wont play the music. am i doing it wrong, or is it just the power outlet hole is messed up?
oh okay well my cousin has the connector thing and what you have to do is put on a radio station that doesnt work [put it on one that has the buzzing noises and nobody is talking but its just buzzing] when you do that on the connector thing put the station that you have on your car and press play on the ipod and it should work
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.
I have a toy 4 runner chk engine lite on chked ncodes and it came up with 5, 7, and 10 as my scanner tells me they do not exist any thought's ?
Q: Do I need to buy a power supply for my gtx 650? I have the 3 pin converter for the card.
that card takes a six pin power connector, you'll need an adapter or a new power supply
Q: Hi, I was wondering if I could use a 3 pin Heatsink on a motherboard that has a 4-pin connection
If you;'re talking about the fan connector, most likely. The fan has only 2 wires, 5 volts and ground. If you can mate those 2 pins to 2 pins on the motherboard that will supply 5 volts and ground, it will woek. (If not, you could always cut the connector apart into 2 one-pin connectors and plug them onto the correct pins. Red is positive - the other one should be either white or black - that's ground or negative.)
Q: I have tried to connect my wii to the internet by using a Nintendo Wi-Fi USB connector but whenever i try to instal the cd for it i get You are using an incompatible operating system version wat does that mean? i am trying to install it on a new labtop PLEASE HELP ME!
ok you say you have a new laptop does that mean you have windows vista as your operating system? The USB wi-fi connector initially only was supported by windows XPthere are drivers for vista that you can downloaddo soome googling around for them and see if it still doesnt work after you install them I don't understand the point of this accessoryis it for people w/out wi-fi routers? because the wii has a built in wi-fi antenna
Q: I have a PNY GTX 285 that I am connecting to a Nvidia Stock GTX 285 that came with my Dell XPS 730X. My question is what type of SLI bridge do I need. The cards are very close and does it matter if I just buy the Nvidia connector? will it work? I am not sure why the cards do not come with one.
The SLI bridge connector comes with the motherboard, not the graphics card. It's the motherboard that determines the spacing of the PCI-Express (x16/x8) slots. (They could be one slot apart, two slots apart, three slots apart, etc.) That said, a flexible SLI bridge that uses a ribbon cable between the connectors should work for you. The first few SLI bridge connectors I got had two connectors soldered to either end of a printed circuit board .
Q: I have one 6 pin pci-e connector on my PSU but is that enough for the 5770?
Radeon HD 5770 requires a good quality 450 watts of power supply with one PCI-E connector. so if your power supply is 450 watts and from brands like corsair,antec,silverstone,seasonic then it can run HD 5770.

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