What do I need to easily, hopefully without soldering, connect the female adapter at the end of the extension cable?
1944377
If you are not interested in purchasing and soldering on a 4 pin male connector, then one option is to cut the wire to the lights with the male connector. Cut the wire between the male connector and the LED lights at approximately the half way point. Pull apart the four different color wires so that you can strip about a quarter inch of insulation from each wire. Do the same to the "extension" cable. Connect the male connector to one end and connect the other end of the cable to the LED lights. Be sure to connect like colors to each other (black to black, green to green, red to red and blue to blue). Use wire nuts or heat shrink insulators to protect the wires from touching each other. If you are not interested in purchasing and soldering on a 4 pin male connector, then one option is to cut the wire to the lights with the male connector. Cut the wire between the male connector and the LED lights at approximately the half way point. Pull apart the four different color wires so that you can strip about a quarter inch of insulation from each wire. Do the same to the "extension" cable. Connect the male connector to one end and connect the other end of the cable to the LED lights. Be sure to connect like colors to each other (black to black, green to green, red to... » Read More If you are not interested in purchasing and soldering on a 4 pin male connector, then one option is to cut the wire to the lights with the male connector. Cut the wire between the male connector and the LED lights at approximately the half way point. Pull apart the four different color wires so that you can strip about a quarter inch of insulation from each wire. Do the same to the "extension" cable. Connect the male connector to one end and connect the other end of the cable to the LED lights. Be sure to connect like colors to each other (black to black, green to green, red to red and blue to blue). Use wire nuts or heat shrink insulators to protect the wires from touching each other. « Show Less
1944378
I just used the little white clam shell clips. But I had to strip the wire in order for the clips to make good contact it was a pain in the b***
1944379
you can use 5050 SMD RGB Color Changing LED strip, Strip to Strip so no soldering is involved
1215520
I have never seen female crimp connectors, the only ones I have seen were solder type to repair one broken of the back of a TV, i you need to extend a cable you use a 2 or 3 Mhz double female connector
1721449
It is only a cord with a female and a male end. No additional adapter was included.
1034728
Personally, I went with the SMA Female to BNC then a second adaptor cable (BNC to SO-239). Hope that helps.
1049078
Noooo dude, you gotta get an interface and a chord. I dont know what its called but its like 5$ and it has a male and female end. Hope it helped!
1132022
you need to get these connectors http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IouuqAP2nbA once you see the video you'll see there's nothing to it.
405803
I can't find the connection either. Checked the schematic and I did not see any socket. So I have an adapter collecting dust!
1408828
I cut the female end off an extension cord (12Guage), wired it to the contacts on the heater and then just plugged it in.
1264871
If you have a male-to-male extension, you would also need a female-to-female adapter to connect it to this speaker, because you cannot disconnect the built-in cable.
693711
Radio Shack has what you need. 1 problem though you need two different items. Item 1 Model: 278-011 Catalog #: 2780011 (I paid around $19.00 now their site has it down to $7.62) Item 2 SMA Male (both ends) I can't tell from the pictures on the website what the catalog number is but once you have Item 1 in your hands you will be able to understand what you need. I also ordered from amazon an all in one connector but it came from overseas I think from the sound of the seller and it took almost a month. If you're as impatient as I am, go to Radio Shack
1700942
I.didn't bother with an adapter just used some cable ties to tie it to the side works fine
297668
A standard monitor cable will work. May need one end to be female and the other end to be male. Search for projector cable and it should come up.
1871140
It's very short and probably you will need a power cable extension. I had the same issue
1667442
Monitor wire is about one foot long. An extension cable probably will not be necessary.
1153172
'I wanted to test this for you, but the VGA on the adaptor and the VGA on the PC laptop are both "female," and so this would require a "male to male" extension wire to try it out. Sorry I could not help.
1508481
You will need the cable from the Monitor to connect to the adapter and the computer!!
1152728
Hi, I have misplaced the adapter but it definitely had a female ide port. By the way, I couldn't get the damn thing to work at all so I wouldn't recommend it.