Is the 9mm jack straight or right angle?
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Interesting. Three out of four say angled. How does the other person not notice that the plug is angled? The description says angled. And let's hope it's a 5mm plug because 9mm would be way big.
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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.
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The straight one is better for normal valve stems such as a car or pick-up has and is used proberly 90% of the time, in my case anyway. The angle one is what I would call on the back side of the air chuck (that inflates the tire or valve stem) is used again in my case to air up my tractor tires that happen to be on the inside of the wheel making the straight on side of the air chuck hard if not impossible to get it on the valve stem. Hope this helped some, it is kind of hard to explain in meer words. So not so angled or straight really describes how it is actually designed, maybe more like the straight is the front and the angled is the rear or inside part of the chuck used to press on the valve stem to inflate again if that makes any sense?
208264
They have an in-grown version which is straight, but on an angle. I used a straight before and got use to the 107.
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More response to the question, google G9, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bi-pin_connector. Wikipedia says 9mm center to center.
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If used for sighting in rifles, straight are better since you are usually in a prone position or using a bench rest allowing you to easily go from aiming in to using the scope without having to move. If using for star gazing then angled is best since you are most likely looking at objects high in the skyline.
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I cannot tell from pic where the jack is. However, if it's like mine, it's on the top right as you are facing the opening, toward the front.
1606564
Yes it is, I find it very comfortable to use. Why they don't put right angle finders on Scopes as a regular feature I have no idea. I cant live without mine.
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It's a straight jack, very slim. View images here: http://www.californiaheadphones.com/images/CHC/Silverado-Main-6.jpg and here: http://www.californiaheadphones.com/images/CHC/Silverado-cords.jpg
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Ken C., Could you explain what you mean by a right angle plug? I don't understand the question.
1227593
When shooting from bench you rotate the scope 90 degrees on the mount . The angled eyepiece is then easier to use than the straight.
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The pins do stand straight. The balls are not perfectly round but work pretty well anyway. One of my balls is better than the other.
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Right handed orientation. Never saw it expressed this was . You can go direct and send an email to the seller
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Richard, If you've never used it, and it came out of the shipping box that way she was dammaged prior to shipping, or mfg. flaw. Prongs are supposed to be straight. No in, out, left or right. Sir I hope it helps you. Best wishes.. Dennis US Army Ret.
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It depends on how and under what circumstances you plan to use the spotting scope. I have found that when sighting in your rifle or if you are road hunting in a vehicle and using a scope window mount, the straight version tends to works better. If you are "spot & stalk" hunting, and looking for animals up the sides of mountains and/or hills, the angled version is much superior and more practical. Alex Wilcox (huntingglobal.com) o) 719-783-4128
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Back Jacks all have only one angle--about 10 degrees leaning back. That being said, you can adjust the way you sit and/or use our cushion or any cushion. We know there are some knock-offs going around and we even checked one out a few years ago. The "adjustable angle" mechanism we saw definitely appeared to be susceptible to rust and/or other mechanical problems--so we stayed away from it. Regards, BodyMindWisdom
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My daughter just lost hers', but I'm almost positive it is straight. She has an ipod touch 5th generation that she used it for.