Name: Egg Head — 1 Conductor (MH-EGG1)
SKU: M25H-EGG1
Availability: OutOfStock

Description

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Part number: MH-EGG1 (M20H-EGG1 / M23H-EGG1 / M25H-EGG1 / M32H-EGG1) · Conductors: 1 · Available in: 20, 23, 25 and 32 Series

A nice size egg, and easier to get in and out than the sphere or the cylinder. Comfortable, with excellent prostate coverage - it is a little longer than the other single-conductor heads, and I think that is why it hits better.

Pick your series above. Heads are series-locked: you get the head built for that shaft diameter, and it fits that series only. A 25 Series head will not go on a 32 Series shaft.

How to run it

This is a single conductor head, so the whole head is one pole and the other end of the channel goes somewhere else on you. That is the point - you want the current flowing through the prostate, not just near it.

Best is a channel from the head out to a ring: a tip ring like the Pinnacle, or a shaft ring like The One. Head to the probe base works and gives you the contraction feel some people are after, but it keeps the current up top rather than sending it across the gland.

If your probe has a perineum pad, head to pad is another good one - heavy prostate, and a lot of movement from the pad.

Cables

Clearance in the head is tight: the cable head has to be 8mm or under to fit. If you already have 4mm cables, measure them first.

Being a single conductor, one cable does it - a 90/straight is ideal, with the straight end going into the head and the 90 sitting on the ring. 2.5mm ends if you are on a Coyote, 3.5mm for most other boxes.

Details

M2×40 screw hole at the port - the screw cuts resistance about 30% and strengthens the neck. Locks into its shaft with a 90° PlaLok™ turn - check the lock indicator before use.

Care: consumable part - inspect before every use, disassemble to clean with warm water and dish soap, and follow the Care and Safety Instructions.