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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: if both sides of the connector fit into the apple product how will it connect to the usb port on the computer ? is it meant to fit both if so then its just a standard usb right ?: Only one side of the cable will fit into the Apple product and that is the new Lightning connector end of it, which replaces the 30-pin connector found on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod since 2003. The other end of the cable is a normal USB 2 connector.

Q: I got this connector:: The link you gave says that the external hard drive does not require a power cable. Does the hard drive spin up when attached to the laptop? You should be able to feel a slight vibration when the hard drive spins up. If there any indicator light on the hard drive enclosure that lights up? Did you try it with another computer? If it does not work return it.

Q: I bought a raptor amp install kit, the 4 gauge one. I have everything under control with the install except I am unsure how to connect the power wire to the battery. The wire I have is just flush and they put some connectors in the kit but I dont know how to securely do it.: Clamp okorder

Q: Anyone know of a good website where I can get good quality RCA terminals that can be soldered or screwed onto heavy-gauge speaker wire? I found some cheap ones at Radio Shack and was disappointed with the quality - and they were only able to be used with very thin-gauge wire.: Ram okorder

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 recently bought a case with 2 usb ports and a firewire port on the front. i was wondering if all motherboards would have the connectors to hook them up or if there is something i should be looking for.Thanks: Most cases now have front connectors, but your motherboard may not have that type of hook ups. All will have USB for your case jumpers, but our board may not have ANY firewire. If not, do NOT put any USB jumpers on your firewire, could fry your board. If you want to have firewire, get a new board.

Q: I’m replacing the existing light switch with a built-in timer, but I have a problem: I cannot use twist-on wire connectors as they occupy too much space in a switch box.Is it safe to use just an electrical tape?: DO NOT USE A BUTT SPLICE! Butt splices can come loose and cause a short in the system, or even a fire. The best thing you could do is solder the connection and then use a quality electrical tape.

Q: I bought Nintendo's Wi-Fi USB connector on Tuesday, hooked it up, worked great, I was sending messages to my friends and all. Wednesday night the wii stopped responding to it, so I uninstalled, reinstalled, went through A LOT of internet connection sharing issues, and now I've finally got the software to reinstall right but the wii is not responding to the registration tool.It says to grant the wii permission to connect through the Wi-Fi connection tool. I have done this, and the wii doesn't respond to it.Note: this isn't the first time installing it. it worked fine on tuesday :#92;Does anyone have a fix for me? :(: I've not used the USB connector, but it is supposed to be significantly simpler than a wifi router. Go to the Wii internet settings. Try creating a new wireless connection and select the Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector and see if it finds it. This is is what you've done in the past, correct? Either the Wii will give you an error or the program running in the computer will. btw - you're not running Vista, are you? Nintendo notes that the USB connector won't work on Vista. Also, because this is Wi-Fi, line of sight has nothing to do with this at all.

Q: I'm building my first desktop, I've installed the cpu fan but only 3 of 4 connectors are connectingteh other one is going half way but doesn click. I took it out and tried putting it in again and nothing works, What should i do?Thanks :D: Is the motherboard connector bent? Have you tried seeing if the connector attached to the fan has something jammed in it? Have you tried getting the side that doesn't connect to connect first and then get the others to connect? If nothing else seems to work, I would return the CPU, and see if a new ones works. If it does the same thing, return the mobo and get a new one to see if it works.

Q: Does the Nintendo Wi-fi USB Connector work on other things besides The Wii and the DS? like if my phone can use wi-fi, will that work? and what about a laptop or a PSP?: The Nintendo USB Connector is based on the Buffalo RT2500 chip, so by downloading modified drivers and after some reconfiguring it is possible to use it as a generic wi-fi access point. With the provided drivers and software it is only accessible to Nintendo devices.

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