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  • J
    juts 20 May 2016, 20:42 UTC

    If im not mistaken I have seen several people here mention about a plug in to keep water and dirt outside of the olug in. Was wondering if someone could link me

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    Sailingmuffin 20 May 2016, 23:45 UTC

    look up xlr dummy plug on google. there was a link in a forum I'll send you the link

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    Sailingmuffin @juts 20 May 2016, 23:48 UTC

    @juts http://www.markertek.com/product/ndm/neutrik-ndm-dummyplug-for-male-xlr-receptacles?utm_referrer=direct/not provided&utm_referrer=http://community.rideonewheel.com/topic/490/got-my-plugs/13

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  • J
    juts 21 May 2016, 01:41 UTC

    Thanks!! I wonder if I could find one of those locally around here in Canada at like the source or something

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  • njcustom
    njcustom 21 May 2016, 03:53 UTC

    They work great!! I also give them away with my fenders ;)

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  • Aaron Broward FL
    Aaron Broward FL 21 May 2016, 04:12 UTC

    I haven't totally seen the need for it yet, unless your riding a lot around moisture. I lost mine riding around tall grass. I was thinking about coming up with glueing a small string or fishing line to it and tying it to the board so it's not so easy to lose. I do own a handful... But, my point was, the time I needed it was the time im losing it.

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    juts @njcustom 21 May 2016, 14:35 UTC

    @njcustom ahhaha ill have to creep around and see your fenders

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    nautiboy 21 May 2016, 18:03 UTC

    Just make sure you get the right gender. I was having a hard time getting the dummy plug in and then realized I accidentally ordered the NDF (female) instead of NDM (male). D'Oh!

    I guess now I have a protector for my charging plug ... :)

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  • Jimmers75
    Jimmers75 21 May 2016, 21:47 UTC

    If you fancy getting handy then a plug can be made out of a piece of hose, spliced and sandwiched between 2 washers, 4 small bolts and a stopper. Works great.

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    juts 21 May 2016, 23:20 UTC

    Jimmers Ill have to give that a go. Seems like an easy and cheap way to get those done up

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  • thegreck
    thegreck @juts 21 May 2016, 23:49 UTC

    @juts That seems cheap and easy? You can buy a handful of dummy plugs from that link they gave you and have them shipped to you for less than $5.

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  • J
    juts @thegreck 21 May 2016, 23:50 UTC

    @thegreck im in canda :( where as all that stuff Jimmers said I already have.

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  • Dude
    Dude @juts 22 May 2016, 02:11 UTC

    @juts This I Understand, If you already have it all around the house just make it, it cost 0.

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    Ray 23 July 2016, 10:48 UTC

    I made a 3d printed XLR plug while stuffing around with ideas for a fender.

    http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1686503

    Just another option for those with a 3d printer.

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