Can anyone ID this connector for me? I need a male to match.



Ta.

instead of finding a match - could you not just chop it and put your own on?

instead of finding a match - could you not just chop it and put your own on?

I could Mart but what it's attached to doesn't belong to me, so I'd rather not if possible.

Hmm looks vaguely familiar, when I sold my big dummy the fella turned up from Germany with a electric motor ( sincerely hope your not, are you?)

He was missing one connection like this and I believe it might be a high amperage RC car type connection, might be worth looking in that direction.

http://www.hobbyrc.co.uk/xt60-connector ... 7QodcqwOlQ

Cheers Steve ... and no, it wasn't me

Bearbonesnorm wrote:Can anyone ID this connector for me? I need a male to match.



Ta.

K-Lite review coming up?....

K-Lite review coming up?....

Nowt gets past you, does it.

I've heard they're a b*tch to solder, but there are guides on line...

DoctorRad wrote:I've heard they're a b*tch to solder, but there are guides on line...

That's my experience. I gave up.

Bearbonesnorm wrote:Can anyone ID this connector for me? I need a male to match.

Ta.

Looks more hermaphrodite than female?!?

I'll have a look Stuart, I think there's a spare in a box here.

rufus748 wrote:

DoctorRad wrote:I've heard they're a b*tch to solder, but there are guides on line...

That's my experience. I gave up.

Same here. Solid connectors though and my soldering iron is a bit OTT for stuff like this.

I'll have a look Stuart, I think there's a spare in a box here.

No panic James, there's some on the way ... but perhaps now wishing there wasn't

I used the xt30 version, that looks like the larger xt60?

The xt30 soldered up fine, just needed a bit of forethought to clamp/hold them in place then a quick bit of heat saw it done

Drew