Plug Pigtail Cable
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 10X MCX jack to MCX plug RA connector RF pigtail cable RG316 15cm  US $31.32
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 N Type Plug to RP SMA Plug Pigtail Cable LMR 400 5M US $28.50
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 6pcs Fakra Plug Z straight to uFL IPX pigtail cable US $28.02
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 SMA male to FME male Plug RF pigtail cable RG316 US $7.59
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 N plug to MC Card plug pigtail cable US $7.59
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 RP TNC female plug to mc card pigtail cable US $7.32
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 RP SMA male Jack to FME male Plug pigtail cable RG174 US $6.46
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 2x SMA male to SMA male plug pigtail cable RG316 15cm 6 free shipping US $5.51
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 RP SMA female Plug to N male pigtail cable US $5.22
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 RP SMA male plug nut to MCX male straight Pigtail cable US $2.45
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A Safety Whip Will Protect and Serve
A durable, flexible safety whip can provide you with confidence when on the job or at play. A safety whip is basically a tall pole that mounts onto a truck, ATV or other work vehicle that helps identify a vehicle. It usually has some type of flag at the top and is occasionally lighted for early dawn and evening work and even used in darker warehouses and factories.
Variations of safety whips
As with many consumer and industrial products today, safety whips come with a variety of choices. The height, color and attachment to the vehicle base are all options to look for. In addition, flag choices for the top of the whip are very diverse – from standard safety flags to colorful and fun alternatives.
One of the first selections you'll make will be the height of the safety whip. For smaller uses they come as short at 3 feet, all the way up to 12 feet, and with extensions available. This makes sure that no matter where you attach the whip, whether the bumper or the top of a tail gate on a truck, you can have visibility. Whips can come in multiple colors too. While white or silver is the most common, you can practically pick your own color when you shop online. Why, there are even neon whips that are lit for incredible visibility.
Attaching the Safety Whip
Once you've chosen your whip, you can look for the attachment features. Most require a mounting hole if there's not a place to insert the bracket, lock washer and jam nut. You can attach the whip with a hot plug with or without a hot wire pigtail, or with a spring mount for lighted or unlighted feature.
Magnetic mount bases are available for the 3 to 5 foot whips, but it's cautioned that they are used only for temporary use. The magnetic mounts have the capacity for lighting as well. You can also attach your safety whip with an ultra heavy duty spring mount, providing firm vertical support when a vehicle is traveling at high speeds.
Heavy Duty Safety Whip
For heavy duty, off-road use of a Safety Whip, other important elements are available, such as billet fold down clamp mount and billet fold down tab mount brackets. You'll want high quality in the power cable, so be sure to research that the cable is continuous. This will protect against pinched wires, hot plug power connections and multiple shoulder joints – all of which can cause failure due to corrosion. The quality of the cable is important too, and you'll want it to be made of a high grade, thermoplastic elastomer that withstands a wide range of temperatures, from below freezing to over 100 degrees. These specialty extra hardy whips can often be ordered to your specifications.
Working or not, when you're off-road it's a good idea to be seen, so equip yourself with a safety whip on your all-terrain vehicle or truck.
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i have a time warner internet service and am adding another pc with a westell versalink mod:327w wireles modem?
the internet service i have coming into my house is timewarner and looks like a cable to a television. do i have to get some kind of adapter that changes it to a phone type of male plug? the routers DSL jack is small like a phone jack. do they even make such a pigtail? And should i hook the timewarner Modem and the router in a series? or just use the router only and adapt that fat tv cable Internet cable to just the wireless router and go from there? i called timewarner tech support. the lady told me it can be done. BUT they don't support any third party routers and she could send one of there technicians out to do it but they would have to charge me. thanx for any kind of help at all
The cable should plug into a cable modem that you get from Time Warner. From there the signal is passed along to your TV and phone jack. On this box is an Ethernet port where you connect your computer to access the internet. You can connect one PC directly to this Ethernet port. If you want to share the internet connection amongst more than one PC you will need to connect a router to the cable modem and then connect your PC's to the router. Hope this makes sense.
How to connect the power and pigtail cable
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