Find in this category early miltiplex radio plugs and handy 6 or 8 pin connector sets. Useful for multiple servo wings in sailplanes or other complex setups.
Early MPX Switch Harness. Has charge pigtail and stands up to our usual standard of high end switch harnesses with duplicate current paths and 60 strand wire.
Panel/Bulkhead mountable 8 pin Multiplex style plug. Useful for complex servo hook up, up to 6 servos connected with one plug. MFG claims up to 15 amps per pin in this plug so also useful for higher current applications with ganged pins on each pole. Can also be used to make your own jumper-key setup to turn on your electric powered model. Polarized housing prevent improper insertion. Easily soldered. One pair as shown.
Mountable side, mounting frame measures 1-1/4" X 1/2" , Plug portion measures 13/16" x 5/16"
6 Pin plug popular for single connector hook up of multi servo wings and electric motor connections. You get one pair here. Make up your own extensions, harnesses or other on board uses.
Useful for complex servo hook up, up to 6 servos connected with one plug. MFG claims up to 15 amps per pin in this plug so also useful for higher current applications with ganged pins on each pole. Polarized housing prevent improper insertion. Easily soldered.
Temporarily out of stock, sorry!
SKU Number: MPX8P1PR
Multiplex Connectors and Pigtails
Older Multiplex radio systems use their own connector format for servos, batteries, and extensions, and this category gathers the plugs, pigtails, and leads that fit that ecosystem. These parts help maintain or repair legacy Multiplex wiring.
Plugs and Pigtails
The Multiplex style 8-pin plug is sold in a four-pair package for building or rewiring harnesses. Pigtails include an early two-wire battery lead, along with three-wire male and female servo pigtails for splicing new connectors onto existing leads.
Extensions
Pre-made servo extensions are offered in three-inch and nine-inch lengths for the early Multiplex format, letting you reach a servo without soldering a custom lead. Keeping the correct connector polarity is important when mixing these with a modern setup.
Because the Multiplex format predates many current connectors, these leads are mainly of interest to pilots keeping older radios and airframes in service. Having the right pigtail on hand saves cutting into a working harness when you add or move a servo.
Select the Multiplex connectors and leads your system needs below.
 "Multiplex Early 2 Wire Battery Pigtail")
 "Multiplex Early 3 Wire Servo Male Pigtail")
 "Multiplex Early 3 Wire Female Pigtail")
 "Multiplex Early Servo Extension 3 Inch")
 "Multiplex Early Servo Extension 9 Inch")
 "Multiplex Early Y Harness 9 Inch")
 "Multiplex Early Switch Harness")
 "Multiplex Type 8 Pin Plug 1 Pair Mountable")
 "Multiplex Type Male/Female 6 Pin Connector Set")
 "Multiplex Type 8 Pin Plug 1 Pair Package")
