Banana Plugs (10pairs/set)

 Dr Frantz 29 points

I meant: PRODUCT ID: 258000058

 pilpul 15 points

It was clear for me. the pic is clear and also it says plugs. I wish they would sell the male ones too.

 Nikolas 11 points

It will accept 12 awg

 Chris 36 points

12awg max

 Till 311 points

weil sie aussehen, wie eine Banane :)

 Schorch 146 points

Mit Bananen haben sie eigentlich nichts gemeinsam, nichtmal krumm sind sie. Normal heissen die Dinger 4 mm Federstecker und hier finden wir auch den Grund fuer den Namen. Diese Blattfeder ist gebogen und dient dazu, den Stecker fest in der Buchse sitzen zu lassen und somit der Kontaktsicherheit. Sie hat ungefaehr die Kruemmung einer Banane und so hat sich der Name Bananenstecker etabliert.

 Bolek33 36 points

Alles Banane!!!

 Jean-Mi 27 points

Screw is needed to maintain the plastic cover, but you can solder the wire and glue the cover over that. That's possible.

 Dr.LuckyLuke 317 points

Cable soldering is not so easy as for gold connectors for example. It is better to solder ends of wires and use screw to fasten them in this plug.

 steve g 60 points

yes it is remove the sleeve use a turbo flame lighter to fill the pot with solder (and a pair of pliers) pre solder the wire then use the lighter again to join the two and replace the sleeve when cool

 osmoba 18 points

geniales
calidad-precio

 Terrance 6 points

Always solder your wires, just use a high wattage solder iron, if you don't get it hot enough the solder will not stick properly. I found one on this web site that would work it is a soldering Iron 230V 80W w/ Spare Tip PRODUCT ID: SI-001 for 3.40. hold the solder iron tip on the side of the plug where the wire goes in and put the solder right in the hole and when the solder melts fill it up about 7/8th,s the way in the hole , put the wire in and hole while it melts into the wire, remove the hea

 Jeff-C 63 points

You can do anything. If you solder them, make sure you heat the metal on the plug and melt the solder to that rather then melting the solder on the iron. Makes a good connection.

 joeham 8 points

You can solder the wires in them, but then the screw will (most likely) not fit in any more. It is needed to keep the plastic cover.

 I<3LBFM 87 points

I plug females in Hong Kong all the time, there are plenty and some of them are smoking hot!!!

 fury95 71 points

www.link the whole world does nothing other exist, 4mm banana plugs female doesnt make sence

 Liquid_Ice 19 points

Female banana plugs? I haven't seen any no.

 JBoyd 26 points

These are used to plug into a charger, I don't believe that HK carries a female version of the banana plug

 wwwest 10 points

Personally I have not found them.

 Brian 7 points

Only Male banana plugs at HobbyKing. Try Radio Shack or Fry's Electronics in the States

 VILMANT 7 points

I don't know, sorry

 Nobby 113 points

Not sure of Max amps but I have put 8 amps through them for 6 hours and tey didn't get even warm...hope this helps.

 azzbean 24 points

10amps is nominal but you could exceed it

 nko16 37 points

Even 50 amps should be a problem since they have the same connection pattern as normal 4mm bullets..

 nko16 37 points

Even 50 amps should not be a problem since they have the same connection pattern as normal 4mm bullets..

 pedroknd 11 points

thank you all

 robocomp 16 points

these are very nice plugs, will take maybe 8awg wire. they will take 100 amps for a while... I buy these for DC lab supplies and work awesome

 Josh 12 points

Not much unfortunately - about the same as Tamiya plugs...

 wwwest 10 points

Great plugs, 100 amps is NOT a problem. They are used as the Orion standard, which is used in races.

 Miles-away 510 points

lol, yesterday i wrote that these aren't stocked for month... some hours later: in stock^^

 xxgg2 26 points

Yes, these are same as 4mm bullet connector (male).

I just made my own charing wire with 10awg wire.

 cardude 93 points

since Banana plugs like these for chargers and charging wires, are 4mm by defenition, i would bet these are also 4mm.
probably for chargers, and other charging stuff.

 Rokan 13 points

Yes they are 4mm.

 d_toolman 27 points

Yes they are 4mm