Split signal from one channel to control two functions simultaneously.
Works with servos, speed controls, relays and more. 6" Long

1/Pack
24" Servo Extension
Just need a few more inches to mount that servo? This will get you the rest of the way.
Works with any servo, ESC or relay that takes a three pin connection.

1/Pack
12" Servo Extension
Just need a few more inches to mount that servo? This will get you the rest of the way.
Works with any servo, ESC or relay that takes a three pin connection.

1/Pack
4" Servo Extension
Just need a few more inches to mount that servo? This will get you the rest of the way.
Works with any servo, ESC or relay that takes a three pin connection.

This versatile plug can be used in a wide variety of ways. Although, made for receiver connections it is also very useful in making lighting connections and other electronic hookups where you need to easily disconnect functions to remove superstructures.

12" Long
1/Pack

Great for making easy electrical connections to speed controls or batteries equiped with a female Tamiya lead.
14 Gauge

Great for making easy electrical connections to speed controls or batteries equiped with a male Tamiya lead.
14 Gauge Wire

Make your electrical connections as easy as a plug with these male bullet connectors. Easily plugs right into female bullet connectors.
Two sizes:
16-14 gauge (.156") - this size used on Viper Line of Speed Controls

Great for making all sorts of connections, lengthen runs or make lasting connections that do not need to be unplugged or changed.

18-22 gauge wire

Perfect for main battery wire or thicker gauge wire to components with more current draw. Easily crimp each side to couple wire connections in seconds.

10-12 gauge wire

Make your electrical connections as easy as a plug with these female bullet connectors. To be used with male connector.
6-14 gauge (.156")

Split your main battery feed right from the terminal. Easily send two power wires to different areas of the hull.
For use with HAR925 Quick Connect

Yellow Crimp 14-12 Gauge Will fit all sealed lead acid batteries on this site.
Perfect for our Power Panel connections to the battery.

Red Crimp
16-14 Gauge
Will fit all sealed lead acid batteries on this site.

Blue Crimp
16-14 Gauge
Will fit all sealed lead acid batteries on this site.

Handles 50+ amps @ 12 Volts
Screw terminals for easy connection.
15/32" threaded bushing.
0.43" long handle.
SPST, On/Off
Comes with a waterproof rubber cover.

Great for a main power switch or used with our Power Distribution Panel.

Use this setup to ensure proper rotation with HAR362 Radar Unit.
One AA Battery delivers 1.5 volts.
Switch is included with leads.
AA battery is NOT included.

Turn on and off individual functions from your receiver. This switch can also be used for regular electrical connections by chopping off the JR plugs at each end and stripping down to bare wires.
Includes switch cover plate and screws.

Switch body dimensions:
Length: 1"
Height: 9/16"
Depth: 3/8"

Wires from that light not making it to the battery? This 32 gauge wire will get you the rest of the way. Works well with 3, 5 and 6 volt lights.
Wire provided in white insulation.
This is now provided in double strand 16.5 foot lengths per quantity ordered.

Perfect for hooking batteries or motors to speed controls or many other applications.
Stranded

Sold by the foot.
Choose your gauge from the dropdown menu.

NOTE: 26AWG SIZE COMES IN RED/BLACK SINGLE STRANDS, ONE FOOT OF EACH COLOR PER QUANTITY ORDERED.

Save your speed control!

Use this inline fuse holder on the positive side of your ESCs battery connection for safety. Use a fuse that is about 5 amps less capacity than your ESC. That way if the ESC ever asks for more amps than it can handle you lose a $.50 fuse rather than a $50.00 ESC.

Standard Fuse for use in HAR910 fuse holder or any standard fuse holder.
Length: 1-1/4"
Diameter: 1/4"

Choose amperage rating from drop down menu, usually a good method is to use a fuse rated for about 5 amps less than your speed controls. That way if your motor stalls and asks the speed control for more amperage than it can handle you'll lose a $.50 fuse over a $50.00 speed control.