What determines the gender of a plug? If a plug has male pins but a female socket, do the pins or socket determine its gender? This came up talking about the balance adapters that plug into balancing equipped chargers, are the plugs for the balance taps from the battery male or female? http://holmeshobbies.com/files/t_160.jpg |
It's a hermaphrodite plug? :lol: |
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the cables i use here read male to female or female to male the direction depends when it goes from the mainframe to the accessory/peripheral |
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Yeah, like if its an innie or an outie. |
Sexing of Hobby plugs are based on the dousing not pins. A male plug is a male housing and female is female housing... not pins. Except the odd ones like deans where there is no sex to the pins... but all hobby plugs are sexed by housing... |
x4 by housing. If there is no housing then it is determined by the pin. |
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Sounds like somebody likes to keep up on current theory regarding gender as a social construction :D |
Ok, thanks guys for confirming my thinking it would go by the socket. Now, I got to thinking, and for Chivas and our other spanish speaking members, being spanish is a gender based language, what are plugs in spanish, both male and female? |
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