We are partnered with several delivery companies including Royal Mail, DHL, APC and Parcel Force. If you wish to change your order, please contact us promptly, as we won't be able to make amendments once the order has been shipped. A confirmation email will be sent when your order has been dispatched. Our cut off time for courier delivery is earlier orders must be placed by 1PM for next day delivery with DHL and 1PM for next day delivery with APC. If stocks levels allow, we aim to dispatch orders placed before 4PM the same day with Royal Mail. UK Postage: Here at Flying Tech we process orders Monday to Friday and pride ourselves on our quick turnaround of orders. Shipping costs are calculated once items have been placed in your basket during checkout. Should you not find what you are looking for, please contact us. Finally, Deans, EC3s, XT60s, HXT 3.5mm are generally used for mid current applications, while 5.5mm bullets, EC5s and XT90s for high current applications.Īll information relating to shipping and delivery is stated here. Generally speaking small JST connectors are used to connect auxiliaries (BECs, LEDs etc), while 3.5mm bullets are often employed to connect ESCs to Motors.
Always remember that there is no problem with using a larger connector than is required, apart from added weight and cost.
Connector choice is most critical for high current applications, it's best to err on the side of caution when it comes to current rating. Another advantage of housed connectors is that they typically prevent you mixing up the polarities and shorting the battery. Bare connectors can be made safer by applying heat shrink. While housed connectors are marginally heavier, they are safer as their shielding helps to prevent electrical shorts. Housed connectors include connectors like Deans and exposed are like bullets. There are 2 main kinds of connectors, those that have the electrical contacts covered, or housed, and those that are exposed. Technical requirements such as, current rating, resistance, and reliability should principally guide your choice however personal preference based on ease of use/soldering, past experience and recommendations is usually the deciding factor. In reality this could be achieved without a connector, so this correctly implies that there are other requirements. In basic terms, a connector is a device used to connect two or more electrical elements in order to allow current to flow from one to the other. Choosing the right connector: There is a massive array of connectors on the market and they are not universally suitable for all multicopters.
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