Q:I have a pair of Behringer HPS3000 headphones, which work normally when plugged in to the amp with their own cord, but the right one stops working when I plug them in to my laptop, speakers or iPhone using a connector. I'm pretty sure it's not a problem with the connector, as my guitar worked fine when I would use the same connector to plug it in to my laptop.Any ideas what I could do?

It IS the connector. Your guitar is a mono source, while your other sources are stereo. It's probably a mono adaptor. Easy to tell, though: If it has one black insulating ring on the shaft of the plug, it's mono. If it has two, it's stereo.

Q:I know that there are 3 kinds of coaxial connectors that you can buy, a crimp-on, a compression, and a twist-on. But can you crimp or compress a twist-on connector, onto a coaxial cable?

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Q:Any help would be greatly appreciated. The reason is that I’m trying to find the crimp for the connectors. This is a link to show you how they

they look like slide on connectors without the plastic covering, i don't think they need to be crimped it looks like the wire should be soldered in

Q:Am located in India. I have a dell inspiron laptop and an old AIWA tv. I got a VGA to RCA connector which outputs through 3 pins ( red, gree, blue ).My laptop's VGA output port is of 15 pins( 5 pins 3 rows ), commonly known as - DE15F.Once I log into Windows vista in my laptop, i connect the cable to my TV, which has 3 inputs ( red, yellow and white ). I put the red pin in the red input and gree/blue pin to the yellow input and blue/green to the white input. The moment I do this, the display resolution in my laptop switches from 1024x768 to 800x600 automatically and I get a very hazy, happ-hazzered black and white display in my TV. Is this a problem because am using an obsolete TV ? Do I need to do something in my laptop to get this fixed ?

it sounds more like an issue with the cable, when i used S-video to RCA it was black and white due to a problem with the cable

Q:Do you need a specific wifi usb connector to get internet on the wii or will any kind of one work? I do not already have wireless internet, but I do have a dsl internet connection for my pc.

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Q:I recently purchased an NZXT Apollo computer case which came with a 4-pin power led connector. However, I found that there were no instructions in the motherboard/case manuals of where to insert the connector in the motherboard(I own an Asus P5Q SE/R Intel ATX motherboard).I did some research, but most people seem to have 2 or 3 pin connectors.

you have to have the right psu, the square 4 pin is for certain P4 extra power supply you must put it in it has two 12V + and 2 x12V - cables ,a PSU from ATX on has those usually. if it has not buy a later model

Q:I have this motherboard that has a 12-pin connection, so I need a psu that fits it. The psu needs a plug for my cpu, gpu, and the motherbaord. I don't know the exact wattage, but my cpu is Intel i5 4400 and the gpu is Nvidia Geforce 660. So I need a psu that has neough watts for my build and has a 12-pin cord that connects to the MB and two other cords for my cpu and gpu.

As far as i know you need both connected. you might have updated your bios that's why your four pin isn't working. Do check the power configurations in your bios. I am definitely sure that's where the problem is. Hope that helps.

Q:First off, let me say that my landlord isn't going to fix this (that's not the arrangement I'm in) I have to do it myself - so don't say, call your landlord.I moved into an older apartment in California and there isn't a standard wall plate to connect an RJ11 jack into. I have a single cable that comes about 6 inches out of the wall and then fans out to six or seven smaller wires. The smaller wires are muti-colored, some of them are striped (candy cane looking).What I think happened is, there used to be a hardwired phone there, that's been removed. How do I put a RJ11 connector on those wires, and what's the pin-outs? Are there any pitfalls I should be aware of?I'm not going to put a phone there, I'm just getting it setup for DSL.

When you purchase a connector, the terminal will be color-coded. Connect the wires to the same colors on the terminal (red and green are teh two important ones for a primary line). The frist two should be all you need, but it doesn't hurt to connect others. There are jacks that are faceplates tht are flush with the wall, but there are also 'boxes' that generally sit along the baseboards. If you use one of these and coerce the extra thicker wire back into the wall (there should be plenty of space), you can leave it looking nice and clean.

Q:I destroyed the spade connector pulling off the bad heating element. Now I have to put one back on and dont know if I can just solder one on or do I need to braze it on? Since the spade connector and wire will end up being buried the the insulation behind the rear of the oven I'm thinking solder would be ok, but not sure of the type to use. Any help would be appreciated.

I only ever contain baked potatoes in a meal if I quite have the oven on for different makes use of. Like baking or a stew or a roast. I evaluate it a gross waste of capability to place an oven on just to bake one or 2 potatoes. no longer only is it undesirable for the planet, it particularly is an cost i won't have sufficient money from now on. My relatives and that i admire the crunchy pores and skin of a baked potato, so the microwave version isn't an decision. I quite have discovered that baked potato intake has long gone down considering the fact that i began out making potato skins and potato wedges instead. They save a super variety of time and capability. yet another occasion of the place time is money! LOL!

Q:i was just wondering if i could run a 12v screen off it

I'm guessing you're referring to the hard drive connector coming from the PC power supply? In that case, the red wire is 12v and the yellow wire is 5v. Assuming you can match up the wires on the display, it should be able to power it.