10pcs Upgraded Tiny Whoop JST-PH 2.0 Male and Female Connector Cable for Battery JJRC H36 H67 Blade Inductrix E010 E013

These are nice connectors, and I expect that they will also find uses in my model work. They mate extremely tightly (pliers may be necessary to disconnect), which is a good thing in their usual application, and at least acceptable in most applications. The pigtail wires have very soft insulation, strippable with a fingernail, but ordinary soldering does not melt or scorch the insulation.They are the correct connectors for the FM antenna socket the Sony stereo receiver mentioned in the title. The one weakness in that receiver is that the FM antenna connection is nonstandard, making it difficult to connect anything other than the length of wire that comes with the receiver. A bag of these connectors, and possibly a standard TV/FM antenna balun, will allow you to connect the antenna of your choice.This is the correct connector, as of June/July 2024. Assuming 75 Ohm coax from your antenna, simply solder the pigtail leads to the 300 Ohm end of a TV antenna balun (polarity does not matter), insulating with tape or heatshrink, or tape, and you can plug your antenna in directly. Or if your antenna lead is 300 Ohm twin-lead, solder it directly to the twin-lead.

I used 2 males and a female to create a Y connection for my pos Keychron K2A1 keyboard whose charge circuit died. I routed one of the males out of the case through a hole I drilled so I can connect a cheap lipo charger. Works a charm.Pay attention to polarity, Keychron uses reversed polarity.

I needed the female end of one of these to fit the male end on a battery I had and it fit and worked perfectly. It was a great product at a good price and now I have some spares.

Caution - if you are ordering these for connecting to a RAK Wisblock, the polarity of these cables is opposite of your board. I was able to pull the pins and swap the colors around, but it took a LOT of patience and a tiny screwdriver to get it done.

Good quality adapters.

I use these to make guitar wiring mods easier. They work great and are easy to work with.

These are excellent. They are high quality and heavier duty. The wires are heavier, the pins are quality, and the pins are held in each with a detent catch that prevents the pin from pushing in/out, but allows you to raise the catch and remove the pin and reseat it if you need to swap polarity.. I'm tired of the cheap super thin wire and pushed in pins on cheaper sets, and was happy to find these. I've used several sets. One note - the polarity (red vs black) was reverse from 8 of 10 (??!!!) li-po batteries I had. Not sure why polarity is such a problem in connectors and batteries, but pay attention. That is why I mentioned that you can swap pins and the connector is still solid. You need a very tiny jewelers screwdriver and patience to raise the catch, then pull the pins out, re-insert in needed polarity order, and gently press the plastic catch back in place. It's a hassle but it works. And it is a good system that ensures the pins don't push in.

My Meshtastic device needed a different size battery connector than most batteries came with so I bought this kit. The quality in value for money was great. I will use them for many future projects.