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Thread:Metric,PG,G(PF) and NPT thread
Materials:UL approved Nylon PA66 PA66(Flammability UL 94v-2)for A.C.F parts,Weather-resistant EPDM rubber for B.D parts.(Accept to make super rubber:resist high temperature rubber,resist strong acid/alkali,etc).
Working temperature:-40 to 100
Features:The Powerful Watertingt Fittings build the best tightening power by a very hign and active compression force to resist the ingress of high pressure water jet from any angle which can provide 100% dynamic waterproof and airtight performance ovet the widest range or corrugated tubings.
The prodrct can widely apploed to resist water impact or immersion as a tough cable protection system for any machines,devices and equipments with the very specific demands.
- Q: Hello i just had this random question. Do all PSU (atx, btx, micro btx and micro atx) use the same connector like could they all work with any motherboard (assuming they fit the case)?
- No. Some have a 20 pin motherboard connector, while others have a 24 pin connector. Then, there is the matter of whether or not you need the 4 pin 12V connector for the CPU, whether or not you need SATA connectors for the hard drive and optical drives instead of standard 4 pin molex connectors. You really need to know what you need.
- Q: I want to know how wi-fi works with my DS and I want to try wireless with my animal crossing,and I want to trade or battle with my Pokemon D/P.
- from game crazy I THINK _______
- Q: I wasn't sure how to phrase this so it was hard to search. Sorry if it's been asked before. I'm wondering: When I connect the speaker wire/cable to my M-Audio speakers, it works, but only if I twist the cable just right. So it's fine, but if I move the speaker and it jostles the cable connection, then the sound cuts or gets really quiet.Should I replace the female connectors? I see this happens on a lot of electronic devices, so I figure it's a good question to ask.
- Actually, with what you are saying, I would think this is actually a break in the wire being plugged in and not the female connectors at all. Here's why: connect the speaker wire/cable to my M-Audio speakers, it works, but only if I twist the cable just right. So it's fine, but if I move the speaker and it jostles the cable connection, then the sound cuts or gets really quiet As you rotate the male connector, you are also gently twisting the cable until the broken wire is making a decent contact. Move the speaker or cable and it moves the broken wire ends apart, ruining the connection. Try this and see if I'm right. Plug it in, but instead of twisting the connector, patiently and gently wiggle various parts of the cable. Eventually you will find one section that makes and breaks the connection consistently, I'm thinking. If you can find the break down to a few inches, you can cut out the bad section if there is enough slack and re-solder the ends being sure to insulate them properly. Good luck! I hope you find the problem.
- Q: And do I need a router to connect the Wii online or just the USB connector?
- you can use a wireless linksys if you want for the bottom question. and for the top question, no way. Only Opera browser compatible.
- Q: I have an hp pavilion dv9000 laptop. It has no hard drive so I'm putting my hard drive in it from my Compaq presario CQ60 laptop in the pavilion. I believe I need a hard drive connector to do that. Does it matter what kind of connector I need? Also where can I buy them? I need to know places offline that sell them like walmart best buy etc.
- You can see here, hope to find what you need
- 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 put a picture from my phone using a usb connecter onto facebook but dont know how to. im not the best on computers so a simple way to do it will help. thanks
- i dont know about the usb thing, but what i do is send a picture message to my email then download it from the email onto the computer.
- Q: i need to to hook up the cable in one of the rooms does anyone know where i can buy one?
- a barrel conector just connects two coaxials together. You can either replace the 2 cables with one long cable, or get the barrel at any store, wal-mart, target, best buy, etc. they are cheap and should be less than $3 for one.
- Q: I just got a new PSU today (My previous one was dead when I bought it). It came with an 8-pin EPS 12V connector and a 4-pin ATX 12V connector. My motherboard supports both. I have a Intel i7 930 core. I've heard that I could plug in either one and it would still boot up, but I've also heard that plugging in the wrong one would either fry the CPU or cause instability. Which one should I plug in?PSU: Antec EarthWatt 500W
- If you have both, plug in the 8-pin EPS connector. It definitely won't hurt. It only makes a difference when you get into extreme overclocking (4+ GHz) and you start pulling ridiculous amounts of current through the CPU. The 130W Thermal Design Power of that processor isn't a maximum value, it's the normal, heatsink design level for running at stated clock speeds. Under extreme overclocking and overvolting, those silly processors can pull twice that much - assuming you have an extreme cooling system that keeps the cpu from burning up. At stock speeds, the 4 pin connector (rated for 150W @ 12V) is more than adequate.
- 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 .
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