wildcard451 0 #1 August 24, 2010 Ok, so having a little issue here, and wanna see if anyone else has had this happen before I call Conceptus. I had a Conceptus tongue switch that I spliced into a Nikon MC-DC2 remote release. Works the camera perfectly. However, it is too long at the camera to fit correctly into my RRS L-bracket. I buy 2 new 2.5mm tongue switches to go with a new right angle Nikon-to-2.5mm plug I bought. However, the pressure on the tongue switch, both of them actually, is too much for me to actually push in with my tongue. I am still waiting for the connector to come in, so I can't test it yet. Any way to fix this? Or do I just need to give them a call? The pressure between the one I spliced and the new ones is way too much. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
parachutist 2 #2 August 25, 2010 Practice. It's the advice I was given by DSE a few years ago when I got my first tongue switch. If your tongue isn't accustomed to forming a sharp point and applying pressure, it's just going to take some practice. Also with use the parts will break in & loosen up a bit. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wildcard451 0 #3 August 25, 2010 Quote Practice. It's the advice I was given by DSE a few years ago when I got my first tongue switch. If your tongue isn't accustomed to forming a sharp point and applying pressure, it's just going to take some practice. Also with use the parts will break in & loosen up a bit. That's the weird part. The other one I have I can use perfectly, and could from day 1. These two are tight as hell, and I can only activate it with my teeth instead. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
parachutist 2 #4 August 25, 2010 QuoteQuote Practice. It's the advice I was given by DSE a few years ago when I got my first tongue switch. If your tongue isn't accustomed to forming a sharp point and applying pressure, it's just going to take some practice. Also with use the parts will break in & loosen up a bit. That's the weird part. The other one I have I can use perfectly, and could from day 1. These two are tight as hell, and I can only activate it with my teeth instead. deja vu... my first one has teeth marks on it. I was pointing it down a little in my mouth & using my lower teeth to activate it for a while Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wildcard451 0 #5 August 25, 2010 QuoteQuoteQuote Practice. It's the advice I was given by DSE a few years ago when I got my first tongue switch. If your tongue isn't accustomed to forming a sharp point and applying pressure, it's just going to take some practice. Also with use the parts will break in & loosen up a bit. That's the weird part. The other one I have I can use perfectly, and could from day 1. These two are tight as hell, and I can only activate it with my teeth instead. deja vu... my first one has teeth marks on it. I was pointing it down a little in my mouth & using my lower teeth to activate it for a while Aight, I'll play with it then. Thanks a bunch! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
