Does anyone recognise this type of plug/socket?
This one is on a flat pack of what I thought was 3 x AA cells all arranged in series as a flat pack that I thought might be good to replace the old AA batteries Ni-cad with.
Its almost a 18650 battery in length but slightly longer and only 1.2v per battery.
Type of plug/socket
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Type of plug/socket
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Re: Type of plug/socket
Hi Graham. Looks very much like a Tamiya connector, but with the latch on the side
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Re: Type of plug/socket
Google lens can be useful for that type of question.
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I regard AI as being benign in such cases, since the responses have to be thought about before any action is taken. Obviously any retard who lets an AI agent order a replacement for them deserves what they receive in the post!