High quality tamiya connectors...Do they exist?

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High quality tamiya connectors...Do they exist?

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I need to replace the battery connector on a old timer based nicad charger.
Are there any higher quality, easier to attach Tamiya connectors?

Or is this the best option?
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Re: High quality tamiya connectors...Do they exist?

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They are just Molex connectors. I buy mine in bulk from Amazon. If you have the correct tools, they are easy to crimp.


I use these dies in my ratchet crimper.

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Re: High quality tamiya connectors...Do they exist?

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No. :)

I have used a few different ones (probably from the same factory) and they are all the same.
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Re: High quality tamiya connectors...Do they exist?

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None seem any different than any other Molex type connector that I've used. I've used several multi-pin versions in wiring harnesses.

They are a old design and amperage limited. But when used within their design specs, they work fine.
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