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Charging cable XT60 for 2s battery with 4mm or 5mm socket SkyRC 600023-14

Charging cable XT60 for 2s battery with 4mm or 5mm socket SkyRC 600023-14

PRODUCER: SkyRC

EAN: 6930460005342

SKU: SK-600023-14

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Versatile XT60 Charging Cable for 2s Battery with 4mm or 5mm Socket. Gold connectors for both socket sizes. Integrated balancer cable included. Length: 25cm.

Versatile XT60 Charging Cable for 2s Battery with 4mm or 5mm Socket. Gold connectors for both socket sizes. Integrated balancer cable included. Length: 25cm.

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Description

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Charging Cable XT60 for 2s Battery with 4mm or 5mm Socket SkyRC 600023-14

  • Many compact chargers are increasingly using the XT60 connector for connecting charging cables.
  • On the battery side, tiered gold connectors are used, allowing the charging cable to be used for batteries with both 4mm and 5mm sockets.
  • The integrated balancer cable features a 2mm connector on the battery side and an XH balancer connector on the charger side.
  • The total length of the cable, including the connectors, is 25cm.

Technical Specifications

Producer: SkyRc

SkyRC
SK-600023-14
5 Items

Description

Producer
SkyRc

Specific References

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6930460005342

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