BG153538198 Itemis as shown in picture. wires on the female plug. the male (wich is to be soldered in pcb board) has no wires - it has two pins, so I consider it male, but I can be wrong ... but I google it and ... Itemis as shown in picture. wires on the female plug. the male (wich is to be soldered in pcb board) has no wires - it has two pins, so I consider it male, but I can be wrong ... but I google it and found a page that confirms what Im saying : [https]:[slash][slash]learn[dot]sparkfun[dot]com[slash]tutorials[slash]connector-basics[slash]all ). Voir Plus

donaldsneffe This is a low voltage servo and should not be controlled directly by a normal receiver with 5 or 6 Volt. The Orlandoo ESC has a seperate plug for this servo, it will not be connected directly to recei... This is a low voltage servo and should not be controlled directly by a normal receiver with 5 or 6 Volt. The Orlandoo ESC has a seperate plug for this servo, it will not be connected directly to receiver. The plug is a 1.25 mm 3-pin micro plug. You can buy adapters to normal servo standard plugs or crimp standard servo plugs to the servo wires. Take care of polarity, those micro servos coming with 1.0mm, 1.25mm and 1.5 mm JST and Molex type plugs come with inconsistant order of wires, plugging the servo with wrong polarity to the receiver can damage the servo! Voir Plus

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