Can I use the metal driver with the wire whips?
1403787
Yes. The wire whips are good for some things, the plastic paddles other things. But both are attached to the metal driver.
1403788
it should work just fine. Don't try it the other way around though. I have broken 2 plastic drivers using cookie paddles because I didn't have a metal one. Some people learn the hard way- LOL
1403789
Yes....however, be cautious as to what "medium" you are mixing. The harder things like cookie dough are best used with paddles and the metal driver, where are batter which is looser is good with either driver, but best with the whips. I have bought both just in case as I have not owned a Bosch mixer in the past.....but LOVE the one I have now !!
1403790
The metal driver I received is the same as my original, so I have used it with the wire whips I already own as well.
450362
Yes you can, they accept bare wire nicely, just pay attention to your polarity and hand tighten them down!
1907128
I don't think so but I would look up wired controller shell then that would work, wired and wireless shells are different
500029
The manufacturer does indicate that the tool is capable of crimping pins for wires from 30 AWG up to 18 AWG, so it should be capable of handling the connector you've specified
1573015
In theory, you could cut the adapter and strip the wires, but I am not sure why you would want to. The adapter provides an easy connection from the track directly to the wire. If your track is not compatible with the adapter, I would recommend looking for a new kit.
1274588
I don't think so. Their is a different kind for the whip. I've seen them on amazon.
1563141
I don't recall about the wire whip, as we use ours exclusively for baking and other gadgets were put away. One thing you might want to know, however is the flat beater is not dishwasher safe and will discolor. We ordered a scraper beater that is coated and really like it.
1399212
Yes. This radio is capable of picking up ham radio transmissions. For the antenna, I would suggest using the long wire that comes included with the radio instead of the whip antenna, or use your own wire antenna hookup (the longer the wire, the better). Also, I would suggest that you have some sort of amplified speaker attached to the headphone output jack. The volume output on this radio is not the best for copying SSB and CW transmissions and you will probably fare better using an external amplified speaker.
1951298
absolutely...but you may need to weld both sides though and/or use a circular motion and highest current setting. May need to play around with wire feed speed as well. I'd practice on some scraps first...
808669
Check you model number and battery you have. I purchased this for a grass whip.
1135190
Thanks for your question. Yes, a whip - the speaker has a cable coming out of it that you will splice to. This is a fantastic sounding speaker. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Klipsch dealer.
176131
No. You can use bare wire with the screw type terminals although they are fairly close together. I'd recommended banana plugs though.
250990
I don't think so since the whip is not threaded but is secured with a set-screw.
2171718
Yes just find the wire going to the factory horn and connect to it. I suggest against it as you thrn lose operation of factory horn and you might run into situations where you need it. You can get tickets for the trsin horn if you use it on the street and a cop hears you use it
791681
No it will not...at least not directly. Your best bet, should you decide to purchase this antenna, is to simply "clip" it to the existing external whip antenna. If you don't use the clip it has a standard 4.5mm male end to insert for an external antenna jack but that's it.
2133774
Yes you can. Either buy the connectors that go on the end or you can just solder the wires directly to it
565964
According to leatherman's website it's not compatible; they do have a list of tools the removable bit driver works with here: http://www.leatherman.com/931012.html