Note: 3,6,12,18,24,36, & 40" are stock machine made sizes and are lower cost, find them in the connector category to fit your specific brand. Check there first to see if any stock sizes will meet your needs.

Note: True 20 gauge is so large there is no room inside the connector shell for insulation hence you get no strain relief. This wire is as close to 20 gauge as is practicably possible. Our very best 90 strand radio wire. See further discription of wire types and strand counts in the bulk wire area.

Note: Stock machine made sizes and are lower cost and can suit many needs, find them in the connector category to fit your specific brand.

KEY: Think of a 1 legged stick man, the RX connector is the "Leg" and each side of the "Y" that connects to a servo is an "Arm".

Twisted wire can be adjusted slightly in length by changing the number of twists. We try to get within about 1/2" of your spec. Please order long enough to compensate for minor variance.

Note: Stock machine made sizes and are lower cost and can suit many needs, find them in the connector category to fit your specific brand.

KEY: Think of a 1 legged stick man, the RX connector is the "Leg" and each side of the "Y" that connects to a servo is an "Arm". Our part number for you special Y reads as such if you prefer to mail in your order: CYSIL__L("leg)__A("Arm)__A("Arm).

Note: 2 wire battery pigtails in 6", 3 wire pigtails 10" and Micro Lite at 5" are available in machine made sizes and at lower cost, find them in the connector category to fit your specific brand. Check there first to see if any stock sizes will meet your needs.

Micro Lite: This type of wire is used most commonly in applications with small servos (.5 oz weight or less usually) in park flyers, foamies, sailplanes, DLG's and other models with low servo loads. You can save a bunch of weight eliminting beefy stock wiring from these smaller models.

26 Gauge Standard: This wire is what you find in most new radio sets and on most mid size to full size standard torque 4 screw mountable servos. This ribbon wire size is a good wire choice for those types of servos (and smaller) if the runs are 24" or less. Good for smaller servos in long runs such as sailplane wings and similar. For example, great for you 60" cub but use 2o gauge your outfitting a 100" Cub.

22 Gauge Heavy Duty: Use for all larger models and anyplace a high torque or digital servo might be used. Use for standard torque servos if your runs are very long (over 24")

Sometimes it's hard to tell the boys from the girls. Servo and battery ends are "MALE", RX's and Y harness recepticals are "FEMALE". When the pins are hidden, connectors are sexed by the shell. Just remember as an "asymbly", a servo or battery plug fits inside an RX or Extension therefore it's male.

10" machine made Silicon pigtails are available in our connector section at lower cost if they can meet your needs.

Note, for a happy life, get your sex right. Servo and battery ends are "MALE", RX's and Y harness recepticals are "FEMALE". When the pins are hidden, connectors are sexed by the shell. Just remember as an asymbly, a servo plug fits inside an RX or Extension therefore it's male.

Micro Lite: This type of wire is used most commonly in applications with small servos (.5 oz weight or less usually) in park flyers, foamies, sailplanes, DLG's and other models with low servo loads. You can save a bunch of weight eliminting beefy stock wiring from these smaller models.

26 Gauge Standard: This wire is what you find in most new radio sets and on most mid size to full size standard torque 4 screw mountable servos. This ribbon wire size is a good wire choice for those types of servos (and smaller) if the runs are 24" or less. Good for smaller servos in long runs such as sailplane wings and similar. For example, great for you 60" cub but use 20 gauge your outfitting a 100" Cub.

22 Gauge Heavy Duty: Use for all larger models and anyplace a high torque or digital servo might be used. Use for standard torque servos if your runs are very long (over 24")

Note: True 20 gauge is so large there is no room inside the connector shell for insulation, hence you get no strain relief. This wire is as close to 20 gauge as is practibly possible while still allowing a thin silicone insulation jacket for strain relief into the shell and connector pin. Our very best radio wire. See further description of wire types and strand counts in the bulk wire area. CEXT(Extension)SIL(Silicone)__("length)__(Plug Type)

Note: True 20 gauge is so large there is no room inside the connector shell for insulation hence you get no strain relief. This wire is as close to 20-gauge as is practically possible while still allowing a thin silicone insulation jacket for strain relief into the shell and connector pin. This is our very best radio wire. See further description of wire types and strand counts in the bulk wire area.

Note: 3,6,12,18,24,36, & 40" (3,6,10" Micro Lite) are stock machine made sizes and are lower cost, find them in the connector category to fit your specific brand. Check there first to see if any stock sizes will meet your needs.

Micro Lite: This type of wire is used most commonly in applications with small servos (.5 oz weight or less usually) in park flyers, foamies, sailplanes, DLG's and other models with low servo loads. You can save a bunch of weight eliminting beefy stock wiring from these smaller models.

26 Gauge Standard: This wire is what you find in most new radio sets and on most mid size to full size standard torque 4 screw mountable servos. This ribbon wire size is a good wire choice for those types of servos (and smaller) if the runs are 24" or less. Good for smaller servos in long runs such as sailplane wings and similar. For example, great for your 60" Cub but use 22 gauge if your outfitting a larger Model.

22 Gauge Heavy Duty: Use for all larger models and anyplace a high torque or digital servo might be used. Use for standard torque servos if your runs are very long (over 24")

Micro Lite: This type of wire is used most commonly in applications with small servos (.5 oz weight or less usually) in park flyers, foamies, sailplanes, DLG's and other models with low servo loads. You can save a bunch of weight eliminating beefy stock wiring from these smaller models.

26 Gauge Standard: This wire is what you find in most new radio sets and on most mid size to full size standard torque 4 screw mountable servos. This ribbon wire size is a good wire choice for those types of servos (and smaller) if the runs are 24" or less. Good for smaller servos in long runs such as sailplane wings and similar. For example, great for you 60" cub but use 2o gauge your outfitting a 100" Cub.

22 Gauge Heavy Duty: Use for all larger models and any place a high torque or digital servo might be used. Use for standard torque servos if your runs are very long (over 24")

If you want to see just how bad the situation can be with standard charge cords, total the voltage of the individual cells as shown on your balance screen and see how much less it is when charging than the voltage readout of your main charge screen. This error causes the charger to step down to lower charge rates long before the pack is truely full enough to do so.

Our precision cords will shorten your charge time, improve your testing accuracy, make you smarter and more handsome to boot. All cords are equiped with 4mm bananna (bullet) ends to fit standard lithium era chargers. Overall cord length is about 10-12".

Our precision charge cords connect to your RX/TX (or electric flight pack) through the balance harness and the output plug at the same time. Charging through both plugs simultaniously. This greatly reduces the voltage drop across the charge cord. The total of your individual cell voltages readout on your charger will more closely match the total voltage displayed on your main screen. Usually within .02V per amp of charge rate. Care at higher charge rates (above 3 amps) should be taken to never apply current when only the balance connetor is connected.

Note, RX type connector pins (Futaba, JR, Hitec, Spektrum, Airtronics, JST/BEC) should be limited to 4 amps charge rates max. With our Precision Charge Cords and it's double connection, never charge over 6 amps. Think of it, you can cut your A123 receiver pack charge time to 2/3 the previous time with this improved charge cord.

Anything missing? If so, be sure to inform us, we'll get the website updated to include your plug. Deluxe charger input cable not reccomended for RX/TX pack charging, only for large electric motor packs.