6.5mm Bullet Connectors Male 3 Pack by Castle Creations No Sale

Castle Creations 6.5mm Bullets: Three Male Connectors Ready To Rock Your Ride! No BS!

Alright, buckle up buttercup, because this ain't your grandma's dusty old widget. We're talking pure, unadulterated awesome in a box. This thing? It's not just a product, it's a statement. A whisper to the world that says you're bold, you're savvy, and you got taste. Think of it as a party for your senses, a symphony of satisfaction. Seriously, you're gonna want this. Like, yesterday. Don't be a square, grab yours now before they're gone, because let's be real, these are gonna fly off the shelves faster than a greased cheetah. You've been warned. Now go get it.

$7.13 $14.25

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Overview

Polarized connectors have a place in the hearts of many modelers as they make it impossible to destroy their expensive electronics and batteries by plugging them in backwards. However, they have been lacking a connector capable of extremely high currents, constantly having to increase their voltage to maintain amperage levels. But what do you do when you’re maxed out on voltage and your setup requires more amperage than battery connectors on the market will handle? What if you don’t want to or can’t increase your voltage due to size constraints or competition rules? The answer is simple, you go green. The new Castle Creations polarized connectors will handle up to 200 amps of continuous current (for the 6.5mm version; 75 amps for the 4.0mm connectors) without breaking a sweat at any voltage level used in R/C applications.

These are the highest rated polarized connector on the market. Not only that, but they’re user friendly too! We’ve added ridges to the housing making them easier to grip, they accept up to massive 6 AWG wire, and we’ve marked them for 'Battery' and 'ESC' for easy reference. Batteries and ESCs aren’t the only things they’re useful for though. Use them on your charger leads, parallel and series harnesses, high current amp/watt meters, and anything else that needs super high current. They’re what 'going green' should REALLY mean!