Is it difficult to get the wire through the patch? I tried something like this and threw them out when I could not make them work.
1388499
Hi, not at all. I wear them more than once and sometimes I move it around--you do not want to put it in the same hole each time, as you want it to have some friction in order for it not to sag. I am not able to wear wire earrings without these - as love them and would not be without them. Hope this helps!
1388500
For most earrings it is not difficult. It makes the earring feel more secure on your ear and feels less like it is pulling on the piercing. There are a few styles that require a little more effort, but I wouldn't call it difficult. The patches enable me to wear all the styles I like,even the heavy ones.
1388501
It just takes a little practice before you are able to use them easily. Just keep working on it and you will love them as much as I do.
1388502
The patches are worn with post earrings. I have no problems with the posts but cannot comment on wires. They work extremely well with posts.
1388503
I'm wearing them right now with dangly, wire earrings. I don't find them difficult to adhere or poke through, and they do support my lobe. I agree with the other poster that if you don't put them on with care your earlobe can look a little silly. Just reposition
1388504
A little, but more so they seemed to distort my ear a little. Kind of like putting scotch tape on skin.
1231925
I sent mine back--never got them to work, my husband, an engineer, said wires were not connected.
490226
It's your player that's the problem. Don't listen to them when they tell you the length of the wire is the problem. The wireless bridge will not help. I suspect that there is some kind of manufacturing defect with these players. Some people get the defect, others don't - as evidenced by this post.
1071785
I just used the sticky backing to put on the lights and zip ties to run the wires it took me less than 10 min and you can't see the wires only the lights .try them these were the cheapest I could find and they work!not much to set up first wire job I have ever done so I'm sure you can do it to
1305709
I would like to just know how to hook it up!! I cannot figure out what goes where and there are no directions!! I know the outfit was cheap, but geez!!! If you like yours so much, then purchase one to go with it!! Could you help me get mine set up?? I just cannot figure out what wire goes where. and not all of them fit
660670
I had same problem just trim the edges of the connecters and make sure you are putting them in the right polarity positive and negative and frequency wires are in order there tight fit
1428743
Just follow the instructions that came in the box, but the connectors don't fit flush on the bottom layer squares. The two bottom holes go on the wires leaving the two top holes of the connector above the square. Thats where you can attach the next layer of the squares. Honestly i have to refer to the instructions each time i make them so i would hold on to them as long as possible or download another set, which they should be online or there should be a tutorial on youtube. Just beware you can pinch your fingers pretty awful in them.
1486939
in the wall now, but i drilled a hole big enough for the end to fit through. the signal booster fit through the same hole. Not sure if you planned on removing the end and reattaching them. That's new to me if it's possible.
1196786
I bought a pair and sent them back. They just didn't work per the poor instructions. Even their tech support admitted they were poor. Look into plug in using wiring of house. I tried them and they worked
1591304
Nope! I went ahead and took the pig tails from the ac adapter and exposed the bare wire and made my own adapters. Or I supposed you could also do a terminal block and wire it all in that way.
2060989
No. They are pretty tight i actually plan on reinstalling them with the copper 'u' clamp (i think thats the name). Works fine with standard speaker wires. Not sure of gauge but it is tight and a little difficult to wire them all up.
363893
You'd have to drill out the back of existing for wires to feed through, might not work
134200
I can't get them to work - I guess it's me since no one else seems to have this issue - I plugged them in like the instructions show, but I can't get them the transmitter to glow and pickup audio. Help!
158539
Did you crimp your own cat6 wires? If so that could be your issue...If its a store bought wire try another one. Also make sure you have the injector power adapter plugged into the wall!
1748915
SK7's answer is very good. Also be sure there is ample bare copper wire inside the wire nuts (to make good contact wire to wire) and that they are screwed tight.
844257
They work good most times I've connected them but I have run into instances where they fly apart while getting unstuck. I've also broken clips. I think heavy wire will not only make them usable again but also prevent them from flying apart. Will have to wait until I get stuck again to try it out.
1277268
I had a similar problem. All you can do is cut the wires and splice in 4 meters worth of speaker cable. It's what I did, and i did not notice any loss of fidelity.