Will they fit the Razor Ground force Drifter? If so, do they require soldering or are they plug and play?
1118568
I'm not sure about the Drifter part but there was no soldering. Plug n play. Btw great product if it fits. My son use it alot & still going strong.
2103847
They should come plug and play unless you have a different set. If you do youll have to hardwire then in.
245145
Yes it sure it. When I installed them on a small razor pocket rocket, they worked but didn't seem like they had the power the originals did. Still work though and my boy has a good time with it.
2018577
Yes, they should as these are made much better than most clips I have used. As Pablo suggested I would go with the regular TL6 version rather than the TL6LG (I own both, only using the larger ones for tasks with a bit of current like bypassing motor relays, etc.). The clip on the smaller version is about 1/3 the size and if working with a breadboard you will find the larger version may pull your leads from the board.
890408
I haven't found a schematic for this particular pickup. The two that I ordered came paired up already so all I had to do was solder the leads to my switch. On another note; these pickups do sound pretty good. I can open up my guitar in a bit and get the wiring for you.
1663241
Short answer Yes, Long answer yes but with some help from you. They are not OME or plug and play. The wiring clip that goes to your horn is a little different. So you will need to be able to cut the old clip off the factory wiring. Then install a wiring clip that will fit on this horn. It is not that big of a deal to make the changes to make these work for you Mariner. I hope this helps you...
1743629
You'll have to add your own. I soldered a diode inline with one of the output wires.
344348
If the famas was modded correctly then yes, they should work. And if not then it should only take minor additional modding to get them going.
2219825
Hi Zac, My apologies for the delay, but i actually got rid of all of my Gamegetters. I believe they do fit, since all of my arrow heads (field points, thumpers, and broad heads) easily screwed into all of my arrows in the past. I was shooting XX75s and Gamegetters back then. And these Broadheads I just picked up screwed into my remaining XX75s and my carbon shafts...standard insert. Cheers.
2283048
Yes, they're fine for a Mech mod, as long as you stay above .7 ohm. Always be sure to test your coil resistance before firing on an unprotected mod
5526
Yes they will, but your factory rear sights are installed extremely tight. I have a sight pusher that left a blemish on my slide pushing off my original rear sight. I also had to file the rear sight to install it. The sights are perfect but a little trouble to install. If you have a gunsmith that can install them, let him. My opinion only since I do all my on gunsmith work. Just don't try to beat your SDS sights off with a brass punch and hammer, you do need a sight pusher for this gun. Your gun might be different but I wouldn't force it like I did and put a blemish on the slide.
841038
I had to solder them. I had to solder them. Just takes a minute if you have the gun and solder.
974441
They should fit. Mine fit it 5mm connectors. I just remeasured them and I'm showing 5mm. They might be a little snug, but should fit.
1018931
They are made to standard SAE spec. and will work with all manufactures using SAE specifications. Currently using mine with Deltran extension cables and end adapters with a BatteryMinder 2012 maintainer/charger/de-sulfator. No problems encountered.
286451
They fit my Hakko 888D soldering station and I agree with the answer by Bret Hartman on 9-4-14.
1468850
What are you using them for, I put mine in a wood box mod (ecig) for the raise and lower setting on my board and they work fine (DNA 30 chipset) but in my set up there not taking any load there being used as tactical push buttons. As long as you verify your soldering work and no more than 5 amps are being pushed through you should be fine, there cheap enough to not worry about to much. Good luck on your project
1701764
sorry, I have no idea. I would think that the batteries would be the same. Maybe the contacts of the leads might be different. If so, a soldering iron and some wire would do the trick.