What is a "pigtail" cable? Is it different from other cables?
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"Pigtail" mean that it has an HDMI cable "out" permanently attached to one end. No need to buy and extra HDMI cable just to attach the unit to your TV.
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The tail of a pig (the animal) is short. Thus, this is a short cable (less tan 2") with 3 outlets on the other end. If you need longer there are other choices on Amazon.
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Look online for an SMA male to SMA female cable, sometimes referred to as a pigtail. I found some on Amazon.
367123
Yes, I actually use the longer cables available on Amazon.It is a basic cable.
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It's a standardized cable. I think it's the same one I use for a PS3 controller.
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No, it is a proprietary cable. I have not seen this type of cable on any other piece of electronic equipment I own.
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That cable isBattery Tender 081-0069-4 Alligator Clips with Black 2-Pin Quick Disconnect PlugOr you can copy?paste in the other answer, if the link doesn't work (worked the second time I viewed it, not the first ?). Good Luck! :-)
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TSP100 is the series, then there is also a model number. The main difference is weather it ends with U or L meaning it connects with an ethernet cable, or USB.
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Yes. They are all the same. This one direct connect. Will also work with pigtail hose. Pigtail would still need to plug in wall.
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It's been a while since I bought it and no longer have it. I think it came with a pigtail that plugged in.
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Hi, From the information given, I believe you will are looking for a different cable. This cable can extend a printer cable. Most printers use a cable that has USB-A to USB 2.0-B connectors. This is because routers with USB printing support normally have a USB-A connector. Most printers with USB interface is through a USB-B 2.0 port. Best regards, Bargain Cable
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Not sure which one your inquiring about. I purchased two different cable, one was a standard 3 foot length, purchased to have as travel backup in the event the longer one is left behind. The second was a 6.5 foot long one and that one is fantastic.
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I also was searching the same thing a few months ago. Luckily, I ran into a guy on the RCGroups forum who makes these cables. I think you are looking for the UM 1S Pigtail cable from his newly launched website http://jkmrcsolutions.com/categories/battery_connectors/ultra_micro/ He is great at answering messages as well because I always contact him through the RCGroups.com website, his screen name is JulietKiloMikeHope this answers your question.
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It is not a standard cable. I bought it for the same purpose and did not work.
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It appears to be a custom cable. Mine sometimes acts up, it loses the right channel and I have to wiggle it near the connector to get it back. I am not sure if it is the connector or the cable inside. Once it works ok, I try not to disturb it.
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I tried both ways. Neither worked. I ended up buying the HD-Link by Sewell which is a one cable newer design. It works great unlike this Sabrent crap
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It seems like a normal cable. I have seen some with more shielding but it that was not what I needed. It is working just fine.
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The whole Pigtail is approx. 18". The wire itself is 11.5". I work construction so I'm often away from home (200-300 miles) and live in my 37' Keystone Challenger 5th wheel. My power cord is a 50 amp line but I use my Conntek 14370 RV Pigtail Adapter to neck it down to 30 amp. I've been using my Pigtail for about a year and have had absolutely no problems with it. It doesn't seem to get hot and it fits the RV Park hookups without a problem. I'm happy with mine.