Charge & Drive Lead - 4-5mm Plug to XT60 & Balancer Battery Plug - Gold
Protect your electronics and save yourself the hassle of re-soldering the ESC! The Charge & Drive cable is the clever interface between batteries with integrated 5 mm sockets and your electronic speed controller (ESC) or charger.
Many hobbyists are familiar with the risk: a brief moment of inattention when plugging individual gold-plated pins into the battery can destroy the ESC due to reverse polarity. The HRC9152X offers an extremely convenient solution here: you can simply leave the cable plugged into the battery. This minimises the risk of reverse polarity whilst driving or charging, as you are using a reverse-polarity-protected connector system on the vehicle (such as: XT90, XT60, T-Plug, Tamiya, EC3, EC5 and many more).
Your benefits at a glance
Reduced risk of reverse polarity: Leaving the cable plugged into the battery eliminates the dangerous risk of mixing up the individual contacts during a quick battery change.
No need to modify the ESC: Simply leave your reverse-polarity-protected connector systems (such as XT90, XT60, T-Plug, Tamiya, EC3, EC5 and many more) fitted to the ESC. There is no need to convert the ESC to open gold-plated connectors.
Dual function for driving and charging: The cable serves both as a connection to the ESC and for charging the battery. You can conveniently charge the battery via the XT90 connector and the integrated balancer plug.
Full flexibility: The cable is not permanently fixed. You can disconnect it from the battery as normal at any time and remove it if required.
Technical Specifications & Features
Model: Charge & Drive Lead
Battery end: 2x gold-plated male connectors + integrated balancer plug
Compatibility: Perfect for all ESCs and chargers with a reverse-polarity-protected connector system (such as: XT90, XT60, T-Plug, Tamiya, EC3, EC5 and many more).
Applications: Ideal for RC batteries with a socket system.
Contents
1x Charge & Drive cable
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