Connecting female JST to power?
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- angry_candy
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Connecting female JST to power?
Hi All, I have a very basic question -- what's the easiest way to connect a female JST to a portable power source (like a 3-AA battery pack)? LED emitters like https://www.adafruit.com/product/4168 have a female connector, just like the battery pack. I didn't see a female-to-male 2-pin connector (other than the 1 meter Elwire one, which is too long). Do I just get some male & female heads & wire them together?
- mikeysklar
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Re: Connecting female JST to power?
Adafruit does not stock a male <--> male JST 2-pin adapter, but that would be the easiest route.
I'd use the Right Angle Breakout which gives you a male JST and you can solder leads off it to another male connector. This would give you the equivalent of a male/male adapter cable.
I'd use the Right Angle Breakout which gives you a male JST and you can solder leads off it to another male connector. This would give you the equivalent of a male/male adapter cable.
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