Is this connector large enough to go through a 1/4 inch piece of fiberglass? Is there some way to mount the jack to the fiberglass?
1675291
This is a cable to cable connector. It is not intended to be used as a bulkhead connector as you intend. You may be able to adapt for your needs. Keep in mind, I ordered these twice and both times received mismatched parts.
1675292
Yes, it is about 1" long. I would drill a small hole through fiberglass, just for the wires alone, and assemble the connector unto the wires.
1046773
No, not unless you get an adapter the turns the old large piece to the smaller connector, if that makes sense.
938427
that is a 1/4" connector, not xlr, it can be removed and replaced with xlr if necessary, but it's better to buy the correct cable.
66154
Anything with a 1/4" HOLE, not plug. If you have a plug, you'd need some sort of female to female adaptor.
459284
No, Absolutely not. You need a liquid epoxy or polyester resin specifically for fiberglass work. This is thick and filled with powdered steel.
1490274
There are small screw holes that a thin cable could fit through. Check Stanley locks on Amazon
1655972
The cable is straight. I am away from home so I cannot verify but I THINK the connector is L-Shaped. It definitely has a screw-on adapter for 1/8" jacks.
96043
I used the jack on a small boat trailer and it worked great for me .(A 16 ft flat bottom aluminum boat trailer)
313899
yes it mounts just below the fiberglass, see if you can download the installation instructions.
412180
It attaches through the tongue. A hole must be drilled in the tongue of the trailer to mount this jack. The hole must be about 1.5 inches. Mine has worked well. An excellent jack.
1306501
Yes, a 3.5mm jack will go all the way in. My rode adapter works great. I have another adapter that did the same thing your saying but if you push it hard enough it goes in. But this rode adapter works perfect as it should.
1454643
This product works great, but only for 5/32 cable. I have tried on 1/8 and it simply never gets tight enough in the connector. It also comes with one extra clamp in case you mess up the first try, (which I did). Also, u don't need stainless cable, galvanized also works.
436873
The hole in this bracket is not big enough for the plugs on either end of the Play:1 power cable. You won't be able to thread it through...unless you drill it out and make the hole bigger.
2267748
Sure - it'll work great, you just have to apply some pressure to the jack. Let us all know how it works out for you.
1912939
I have two of these jacks. The one is on trailer that has a 3"x3" arm. There is an additional mounting hole that would for an additional inch, so it should fit.
1078818
I don't think so, it has a jack for pedal and one for headphones. I does have an AUX outlet, don't however believe that its 1/4 inch.
1399287
The wire from the microphone to the connector is 12 inches long - plenty long to reach any jack on your camera even if you use a professional metal camera mounting frame.