does it have male or female threads
1165402
It is designed to have both. Inside and outside located at the connection .
298257
female. i don't know the size but it seems to be standard. it fit my faucet just fine.
978219
yes (one end is male, the other female), although you may need to check the load on the electrical circuit.
1412697
Hose threads both ends. Female end is to hook onto a hose bib with hose threads. Male end is to hook a hose to. Thus, both ends are 3/4" Hose Thread, one male, one female. Flow is only in one direction, into the female end, out the male end.
305889
The female side (with the two set screws) fits into a 5/8" arbor of a motor. The male (threaded) side is 1/2" and accepts a buffing wheel with a 1/2" hole. Comes with washer and 1/2" nut. Screw thread is right hand (regular).It will also accept a buffing wheel with a 5/8" hole. These things aren't precision items so a little bit of slop makes little difference. Though they are balanced nicely.
1611469
I don't think so. The male and female threads are 1/2 NPT. I think the handheld threads a different. There might be an adapter you can buy, not sure.
1759169
It is a female. Some may think that it is a male because it screws into the radio were the antenna goes. But I can assure you that it is a female. I bought it for a Baofeng UV-5R. Bryan
1617376
sorry can't answer specifically. I understand the question. The descripton sucks. The female side is the thread standard for R12 systems as far as I understand. The male side are the standard threads for a R134A system. For example the vacuum pump I borrowed was an older model and sold before R134A became standardized. I recently purchased a manifold gage set and the set has fittings for R134A. I think the R134A thread is an ACME thread standard but not positive. I had to use this as an adapter so I could hook up my manifold gage vacuum line to the vacuum pump. Hope this might help you out. sorry can't answer specifically. I understand the question. The descripton sucks. The female side is the thread standard for R12 systems as far as I understand. The male side are the standard threads for a R134A system. For example the vacuum pump I borrowed was an older model and sold before R134A became standardized. I recently purchased a manifold gage set and the set has fittings for R134A. I think the R134A thread is an ACME thread standard but not positive. I had to use this as an adapter so I could hook up my manifold gage vacuum line to the vacuum pump. Hope this might help you out.
1021090
Mine has no threads, just push into camera receptacle after aligning male/female prongs. Has been very secure.Chuck Slomski Annapolis
2181086
No, this is a 1/4" male nominal pipe thread (NPT.) IIRC, standard 1 lb tanks are also male threads but threading is much coarser.
1599130
this has a male end so i got a female conector as most hoses have male ends
821854
Not sure how you managed that...as every hose has both a female and male thread; my guess is that you attached it to an unorthodox female fitting that was attached to your supply valve (which are always male thread)...with that said...this hose sprayer as much as I dislike it...is a standard 5/8 hose thread.
422358
It comes with one piece it is both male and female. You need 2 to actually use it
305890
The female side (with the two set screws) fits into a 5/8" arbor of a motor. The male (threaded) side is 1/2" and accepts a buffing wheel with a 1/2" hole. Comes with washer and 1/2" nut. Screw thread is right hand (regular).
830790
No it does not have two female ends and the one I purchased also leaked at the connection to the reel but was an easy fix with a clamp.
1264868
it has male threads and I screwed it into cameras female threads. obviously not ideal. I'm sure there is a separate mount that can be installed, but as it came, this is the only way I could figure out. if you figure a better way, please let me know.
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Display port is female depending on how you interpret it. The illustration is correct I have ordered several of these.