what size is the thread where it attaches to a boom?
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3/8 inch actually it may be 5/8, but it did come with an adapter, I fitted it to the rode psa1 boom arm which states: 3/8-inch threaded mic mount/clip only. If your mic mount thread is 5/8", you will need a mic thread adapter. I know I did not need to buy an adapter.. but it appears i do have a brass piece coupling them.
1788740
5/8 x 27 thread per in. Standard mic stand threads, you can use a reducer if you need to get it down to 3/8
1232626
2 inches. ( I believe there are various widths with the same size threaded attachment.)
671595
Hello MyCatRocks, The overall length is 3.5" and the threaded portion is 2.5". Hope that helps.
1208888
I believe it is 1/8" NPT (National Pipe Thread). I didn't try threading it onto a known NPT fitting, but I'm pretty sure it is.
887151
The male treads are fine with and OD of .642" and ID of .620" measured at the treads. That being said there are a lot of threads, nozzles, compression fittings, etc. these are for the end of the wand that attaches to the boom with a threaded collar. It is an excellent attachment with the solo backpack sprayer.
1054128
Bolts were included and worked fine for my custom drilling with plenty of thread remaining. I do not know the exact measurements of the bolts unfortunately.
1431573
The total bolt length is 1-3/4" long (1-1/2" long from the bottom of the hex head to the end of threads) The diameter is 5/16 Hex head is 1/2" Hope this is of help to you. (They work great)
397311
It is a metric size bolt; M5. Mine broke the first night setting it up so I grabbed an M5-32 x 25 mm. Internal Hex Socket Cap and pack of 206 rubber O-rings from a hardware store. I replaced the plastic washer on the threaded side with the O-Ring and left the plastic washer on the tightening side. 1,000 times better now; doesn't move at all.I wanted it fixed immediately and figured there was no point getting a replacement from Blue if it's just going to break again.
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I just got mine, I have the snowball. I cant figure this out either. The male end on the boom is too small to fit into the female end in the snowball. It needs an adapter to take it from the boom end to the snowball. If anyone knows anything on this, without me having to go to the hardware store to buy an adapter, please let me know.
459424
I measured it and it is good up to 3/4 inch with the clips parallel. It sound be fine on 1/2 inch.
978403
Try a "bolt & screw" store that specializes in fasteners. They can measure the thread size, length, and the type of tool it takes, and they might be able to special order it.
1920778
Thread size is 1/2-inch NPT. Fits into a threaded 1/2-inch female copper pipe end.
1648425
Long enough to plug into your Camera. But you'll definitely need an extension to attach to a boom.
1088184
It has a standard mic stand thread and will mount to a regular mic stand. It does not have to be a boom stand. There is also a small threaded mic stand on top of the speaker.
57914
Not positive, but, it is a pipe type thread about 1/8". It's 1/4 by measure but pipe measures up a size. This is from memory.
43486
Are you referring to the size of the threads where the clip screws onto the stand? There are two different sizes, and if you have the small diameter threads, there may be a threaded insert in the clip that can be removed. If you see slots at the edge of the brass, use a coin or a large screwdriver and simply unscrew the insert, which will reveal the larger thread size. If there isn't a removable insert in the clip, you need one of these: On Stage MA100 3/8-Inch Male to 5/8-Inch Female Mic Screw Adapter
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3-1/4" not including the threads.One thing to note, it works as it should when attached but the threads are really fine and cross threads easily. Once attached it's pretty secure and removes easily, but its a pain to put on. Also, once attached, the scope cover that comes with the scope won't fit. It's too short to fit with the shade tube on.