The Molex to Dual Floppy Splitter Y-Cable from iStarUSA features a single Molex power connector on one end and two floppy drive power connectors on the other end.

Molex to 2 x Floppy Converter    RoHS Compliant

This splitter cable converts a Molex power connection into two floppy drive power connections.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use this to connect/tap headphones (3.5mm male plug) into the line from an external mic (3.5mm male plug) to my camcorder (3.5mm female)?

A: This splitter cable allows you to split an incoming signal to both female jacks or depending on the source combine from the two to a single jack. A mic connected to one jack will not pass signal to the other jack.

Q: 2. Can I power both a zacuto gratical eye and a SmallHD502 using this adapter - most of these splitters are rated for max of 10W, whereas these two devices wils require approximately 13W at full tilt. If not this Watson Dtap splitter, has anyone used another splitter for greater than 10W draw successfully? Thanks!

A: I'm pretty sure the rating is in amps, not watts. 14.4 volts * 10 amps = 144 watts.

Q: 3. Is this the same as an ultra bounce floppy?

A: The Matthews Matthbounce Floppy (48 x 48") is the same size as the ultra bounce floppy. but unlike the Ultra when you open it to 48x90 inch it is white not black.

Q: 4. This can be used with a self-powered remote to trigger the shutters on two DSLR cameras simultaneously?

A: The Pluto Flash Splitter Cable may work in that scenario. Only way to know is to try it out. It could be that when the signal splits that the power is not strong enough to trigger the camera or it could work. Only way to know is to try it out.

Q: 5. Can this be used to run two mics into single mic jack on my camcorder?

A: These cables are designed to be used as a splitter for outputs. It is not generally recommended to use a Y-cable to combine mic inputs due to differences in internal wiring between mics and splitter cables. There is unfortunately no standard wiring scheme. To connect multiple mics to a camcorder, we recommend using a proper interface such as the Kopul CMX1.

Q: 6. Hi: Can I use this splitter to plug into my computer and then feed the internet signal to two seperate sets of powered speakers and receive stereo sound from each set of speakers? One set of speakers is powered by an Onkyo receiver and the other is a Logitech surround system with its own power supply.

A: The StarTech Splitter Cable will enable you to split your computers stereo output signal to 2 stereo sources.

Q: 7. Does it have an screw holes at the back?

A: There are no mounting points on the Watson Pro D-Tap 1x4 Splitter Cable.

Q: 8. I need this to connect an iMac to 2 projectors about 100 feet away. Is this splitter appropriate for that distance?

A: The distance will be dependent on the cabling, not the splitter.

Q: 9. Is this compatible with Wireless Go II as well?

A: It is not as the Rode Wireless Go II makes this kit unnecessary. The Wireless Go II is a receiver that accepts two transmitter. This kit is designed for two separate receivers.

Q: 10. Will this allow you to view different content on each display, or will it mirror?

A: The StarTech DVI-D Male to Dual DVI-D Female Video Splitter Cable (1', Black) BH #STDVISPL1DD is a splitter, splitters only offer mirroring. If you want extended displays you need 2 dedicated video outputs on your system.