Do They Make A Female Version?

[Finewest]

Check this adapter out. I was wondering (and looking!) for a female version of this plug adapter so I can plug my MP3 player directly to my helmets Starcom headset. That way for short rides I don't have to lug along all the rest of the stuff.

Here's the doo-dad

 

[ShinySideUpAZ]

Cool find. You don't need a female version. Just order a male to male cable. Radio Shack PN 42-2497 Cost $4.99

http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2102970&cp

 

[Finewest]

Cool find. You don't need a female version. Just order a male to male cable. Radio Shack PN 42-2497 Cost $4.99

http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2102970&cp

Got a bunch of those. No, what I need is a female version of this adapter. It's for my Starcom headset connector which is a DIN male.

 

[Fat Man Bass]

Then you need a lesbian cable, sorry, female to female cable.

 

[Blrfl]

You would need to cook up a custom adapter since the headset connectors on the Starcom are mini-DIN and that doo-dad is regular DIN. (And even with a gender changer, the pinouts are different.)

You could get a 1/8" extension cable, hack off the female end and wire it into pins 4, 5 and 6 of an inline female mini-DIN connector. The whole thing would take about 15 minutes to build and would run less than $10.

--Mark

 

[Tom B.]

Check this adapter out. I was wondering (and looking!) for a female version of this plug adapter so I can plug my MP3 player directly to my helmets Starcom headset. That way for short rides I don't have to lug along all the rest of the stuff.

Here's the doo-dad

Unbelievable!:roll:

A quick glance @ the thread title and I was about to get worried! Female Finewest nekkid on an ST?:22yikes:
:crackup :a13: :clap2:

Just kidding!!!

 

[ShinySideUpAZ]

My bad, I thought you needed the audio side not the head set side.

Use this then, it costs $3.95 from L-Com

From

http://www.l-com.com/item.aspx?id=2970