• Rated for 45amps Continuous, 60amp Burst.
• Chinese Copies Might Be Less, Do Be Careful.
• Difficult to Solder Without Shorting or Melting Plastic.



• Rated for 60amps Continuous, 80amp Burst.
• Super Easy to Solder Due to Bullets Being Outwith Plastic.
• Becoming the Most Popular in the Hobby Due to Good Connector Holding.
• Easy to Get Polarization Wrong if Not Careful.



• Rated for 120amps Continuous, 140amps Burst.
• Super Easy to Solder Due to Bullets Being Outwith Plastic.
• Easy to Get Polarization Wring if Not Careful.
• My Personal Choice on my Fusion 50.

• Rated for 5amps Continuous, 7amps Burst.
• No soldering required, crimps only.
• Used for low amps draw such as FPV equipment and LED Lighting.



• Rated for 70amps Continuous, 85amps Burst.
• Easier to Solder than Deans due to Cable "Seats"
• HobbyKings Standard on 5 Cell or less.
• Becoming Very Popular Throughout the RC World.



• Rated for 85amps Continuous, 110amps Burst (4mm).
• Popular on bigger batteries from Hobby King.
• Very easy to solder as you push the connector in afterwards.
• Can be very difficult to pull a part due to the connectors creating a vacuum.
• Cheap to buy.
• Take up a lot of room in smaller high powered models.