I need to know what this electrical connector is called.(male and female pieces) It's the same one used for the proto sound 2 battery and also the lights on many MTH engines. I want to make sure I have the right information before I buy some of these in bulk. Thank you Erik
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Quick connect
Hmmm, "made by Molex"?...GGG?
Allelectronics has a bunch of different type connectors
www.allelectronics.com/make-a-...ors-Multi-Pin/1.html
Dale H
Dale, I think he wants a specific connector.
That one was posted here some time back, but I can't find the post right now.
Dale, I think he wants a specific connector.
That one was posted here some time back, but I can't find the post right now.
I believe they are referred to as small battery connectors and I think Mouser or Digikey stocks them. I may be able to find the PN's later today.
Rod
I'd like the part number as well Rod. I keep any I come across on conversions, but I like to keep those numbers on file for when I'll need time. 
You'll need the number for the pins as well for the female connector.
I believe they are referred to as small battery connectors and I think Mouser or Digikey stocks them. I may be able to find the PN's later today.
Rod
Look carefully at the connectors. If embossed with the numbers 5264 (cable-side) or 5267 (board-side) and the pins are spaced exactly 2.50mm apart, then look up the Molex SPOX 5264 or 5267 series (they mate to each other). The cable-side is the one that needs crimped inserts. "Everyone" carries these.
Look carefully at the connectors. If embossed with the numbers 5264 (cable-side) or 5267 (board-side) and the pins are spaced exactly 2.50mm apart, then look up the Molex SPOX 5264 or 5267 series (they mate to each other). The cable-side is the one that needs crimped inserts. "Everyone" carries these.
I keep all the connectors I run across in conversions and repairs, you never know when you'll need one.
For $10 you can have a lifetime supply of 1.5V bulbs: http://www.ebay.com/itm/MP2MMW...;hash=item51b326ec1c
Here's a brighter one that obviously also consumes more power: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lot-of...-leads-/121194277746
For $10 you can have a lifetime supply of 1.5V bulbs: http://www.ebay.com/itm/MP2MMW...;hash=item51b326ec1c
Here's a brighter one that obviously also consumes more power: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lot-of...-leads-/121194277746
The MA rating times the 1.5V is how much power they dissipate. However, somehow I got the wrong link for the second set, those are not 1.5V bulbs.
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