will this fit a daisy powerline 35
2010860
To be very honest Kimberly, I have no idea. I purchased a few pellet guns for sport, however not a gun enthusiast
1695559
I don't have the part # but it works on my Zoeller 53 model I do not recall Zoeller has model in 35. They are all in the 50's
788642
No it won't. When I purchased it the seller had answered this question that it would fit, so I ordered the two. Only to discover that the end is much too wide to fit. I'm wondering if the portion surrounding the plug can be filed down.
796237
No. Call Cisco Support after you watch their on-line videos for the Powerline products. Once it clicks for you will be amazed how simple it is!
2221252
It should, fits perfect on my DC 35. Great tool for cleaning the filter compartment on my dryer and my pickups cab.
1303655
Hi, you can see the diagram here:http://store.linksys.com/powerline/linksys-powerline-PLEK500-homeplug-av2-gigabit-adatper-kit_stcVVproductId154355174VVcatId554690VVviewprod.htmThanks, PCrush
564064
I used some old 12 Volt DC power supplies from Netgear switches. The Barrel plug connector on that fit fine. I think this one would fit. http://www.amazon.com/Power-Adapter-Supply-2-1mm-CCTV/dp/B00452YFZU
245118
I use Daisy Premium Grade .177 Cal, 5.1 Grains, Zinc Plated BBs. This is a smoothbore so it's best suited for BBs and pellets aren't very convenient to load in the Powerline 35. I don't see much point in spending more money on BBs than the good 'ol Daisys! My chrony says that it does produce just about the advertised velocity with 10 pumps (625 fps) for 4.42 ft - lbs of energy and I get about an inch group at 7-8 yards shot off-hand. I haven't shot enough pellets to know if they shoot any better than BBs. In his blog, Tom Gaylord reported a 3/4" ten-shot group from the Powerline 35 at 10 meters using JSB RS pellets and 10 pumps, which seemed to improve accuracy somewhat over fewer pumps. Gaylord did need to retest the gun, though. His first gun didn't shoot well and Daisy sent him another gun to test.
493574
It would fit, but I found this device to be cheaply made. It melted within 10 minutes of me turning the power back on.
1738667
Yes. Standard one for this type of outlet. Any GFI rectangular style would fit if you want to change it out.
270331
If the answer already given is correct, and I see no reason to suspect otherwise, the TrendNet Powerline 500 units don't have it. If the ability to use the socket the unit fills is important, this ain't the unit to buy. Since the TrendNet units take up as little space as they do, the other socket on a twin wallplate (which most electrical outlets are) is open, and if you need more sockets, plugging a power strip in should take care of the problem of needing more sockets.
1888652
Absolutely will NOT fit the Buck. This scope is madefor the higher power daisy .177 rifles.PowerLine Model 880PowerLine Model 880 $49.99I suggest you go to the Daisy Site for more complete specs including if scopes can be mounted. Ed - Central Southern Indiana
1342206
I'm not sure if it will fit. The connections are adjustable so it should. It works great and well worth the price.
1488299
Sorry I do not know, I compared the picture of the plug to my power input - I would suggest you do the same, it was a perfect fit and performed very well.
1507182
it comes with adapters that will fit most power heads and lock-lines, you should be able to fit it on most any power head
1862537
Yes, it should if you have an available ethernet port on router. Caution: do not use a power strip with surge protectors when plugging in the Linksys Powerline Network Adaptor, as it may not work correctly with the surge suppressors. Plug directly into a wall outlet, or extension cord with no surge suppression.
729246
I had no problems using it with my Graco Snugride 30, so I think it would work for the 35.