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✔The RC Car Battery Plug are made of high quality silicone wire and brass.
✔1*red positive & 1*black negative battery connector plugs..
✔For 2S 7.4V Lithium Battery Female To Male Cable Modeling 1/10 RC Crawler Off Road Truck Cars Upgrade Parts and Heatsink and so on.
✔This RC Car Battery Plug cable is excellent workmanship and perfect style,easy to disassemble and install.You can easily mount the insulated grips onto the included brass banana plugs for a tight fit.
Specifications:
✔Materials：Silicone Wire and Brass
✔Quantity: 1 set
✔Led Color:red and black
✔Weight:8g/set
Package List:
✔1*red positive battery connector plugs.
✔1*black negative battery connector plugs
Note:
✔Light shooting and different displays may cause the color of the item in the picture a little different from the real thing.
✔Use Precautions: we highly recommend using the professional tools to mount it, otherwise,the rc chair adapter will be severely worn!
customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2024
These are good to go. Nice quality components and the plug lend locks the solderable lug to the plastic shield when you screw them together so there is no slop in the connector. The plug is nice and thick so it should handle all the current you throw at it.T style bullet connectors make cable management much easier and really clean up your build/
T Rose
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2024
this was a perfect fit and is well made. I had no issues connecting the wire to the connector and plugging them in.very pleased with this item.
Kerry Myers
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2024
The connectors came quickly. The reason for the 4-star rating is a quality control issue. The threads on one of them wouldn't allow me to thread all the way in. Half way in, it got really tight and the rest of the way in I had to force it. Even with the force, I couldn't get it in as far as it needed to go. It's in far enough to work, so at least I can use them. No complaints with the seller thought. They did great.UpdateI took that connector apart to do some rewiring, and I took a 3mm screw and ran it all the way to the bottom with my fingers. Then I threaded a 3mm nut on the post with my fingers. So after trying the post again, it tightened up at half way. So I decided to heat the lug with my heat gun and then threaded the post into it. I still had to use a wrench and pliers, but got it tightened all the way down.
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