Finding The JST Connector You Need

In this video I help identify and name the different JST connectors we use in the multi-rotor hobby. There are even more types of JST's but I cover the most commonly used.
Cheaper JSTs with plastic wire...........................
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4 pin camera - rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?ff3=4&toolid=11800&pub=5575257854&campid=5338014988&mpre=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2F10-Sets-Mini-Micro-1-25mm-T-1-4-Pin-JST-Connector-with-Wire-US-SHIPING-M316-%2F182462333282%3Fhash%3Ditem2a7b9a4162%3Ag%3A1cwAAOSwfVpYq-C-
4 in 1 esc - rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?ff3=4&toolid=11800&pub=5575257854&campid=5338014988&mpre=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2F5-sets-Micro-JST-SH-1-0mm-6-Pin-Female-Connector-with-Wire-and-Male-Connector-%2F222200865681%3Fhash%3Ditem33bc342391%3Ag%3ATS8AAOSwRgJXmJAV
FrSky XSR - rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?ff3=4&toolid=11800&pub=5575257854&campid=5338014988&mpre=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FUS-SHIP-10-SETS-5Pin-15cm-Micro-JST-Molex-Picoblade-1-25mm-Male-Female-PCB-Board-%2F272567312067%3Fhash%3Ditem3f76471ec3%3Ag%3A~PAAAOSw5cNYbden
JST's with silicone wire...................
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[@floorpizza8074]

Even after he's gone, he's still helping people out. Thanks, JC, for straightening out the JST mess for me.

[@HugDeeznueces]

Where did he go????

[@floorpizza8074]

@@HugDeeznueces He tragically died in a motorcycle accident.

[@bannanapancake]

😔

[@idofivethings6222]

@floorpizza actually

[@floorpizza8074]

@@idofivethings6222 ??

[@octapc]

Wow! I haven't been here since JC died. You are still giving us help to this day. RIP

[@emmettturner9452]

What happened? I stumbled on this when looking for reference info about JST connectors.

[@octapc]

@@emmettturner9452 motorcycle crash. He lost control.

[@emmettturner9452]

@@octapc Yikes. I ride too. Hope his family is doing OK. :(

[@rl2109]

Still great info... This is why you are so greatly missed by so many thousands... Rest well my friend.

[@elitenetworksllc4378]

People like you make the internet what it is. Thank you.

[@bordonbert]

MARSHALL AMPLIFIER TYPE: Glad I found this. It helped immensely with my own search for an obscure part. I hope you will forgive me for posting this for others who may find it too coming from the same field as myself. Just for reference for anyone who comes here as I did looking to identify them from their guitar amplifier, Marshall use a version of these on their PCBs in most of their amp models. They chose the slimmest in the range, the "EH" type which isn't shown in the video above as it is obviously a separate application. They are 2.5mm pitch with a 3 sided shroud open all along the whole of one long side on the PCB mounted male socket. It also has two slots on each side, one internal to the shroud and one through it. The wire mounting female plug has two locating/locking ridges down both of its short edges which fit into those slots. The socket also has small vertical ridges along the shroud back wall between each of the terminals while the plug has notches to register with them.

[@graywoulf]

It is amazing how much he taught us. Rest in Peace JC!

[@Steve-jd1rr]

still got most of his videos saved as a playlist, very informative. Such a shame RIP

[@thanhavictus]

Wait he's dead? What happened?

[@graywoulf]

@@thanhavictus He died from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident. He is missed here on his channel for sure but a lot of his advice and tutorials are still relevant today.

[@xtevesss]

You just saved my (JST) life. 4 years after video release.

[@babakzekibi315]

I just visit your page just to hear your voice brother. Rest in heaven.

[@teriyakikitten]

I have searched and searched and I think you have just shown the mystery connector I've looked for. Thank you!

[@sheabutter173]

man this guy was so helpful and full of so much info ... God Bless your soul JC

[@InobuZ]

There is a bit of a learning curve for JST but after you wade through it is makes sense. There are series of connectors. The x.xmm values is the pitch or the spacing of the pins EH - 2.5mm PH - 2.0mm ZH - 1.5mm SH - 1.0mm ACH - 1.2mm Wire to Wire There are 3 components to a PCB connector. The Contacts /pins The Header/ piece mounted on PCB The Housing/ The piece that fits into the Header The ACH - Wire to Wire Plug Contact and Socket contact ----- remember pins are called contacts. They have Plug Housings and Socket Housings. look at it like a plug and wall socket. The Plug contacts/pin fits in the Plug housing. The Socket contacts are placed in the Socket housing. So if you jump to 6:15 the beige connector on the PCB is the header. The white connector is the housing. The contact fits in the housing. You have to make sure that you order the correct series of contacts. The contacts or pins are either EH,PH or what ever. You have to watch as sometimes they will call a small connector JST when its not. That beige header does not look like a JST header. I'm posting this just to solidify what I learned a few weeks ago.........Teaching it is the first steps in knowing it.

[@Sam-fp8zm]

thanks

[@mrschnider6521]

thank you, i always thought there was 10 holes ever inch on most pcbs, thats t he 2.54mm i have a bunch of crimps there are all JX wtf does this even mean? these connectors say jst-xh

[@Daclaem]

how many times did i find your videos when i needed infos , thanks a lot lot dude, rip.

[@B33SON1]

thanks for the video. JSTs drive me insane

[@robertambrose6326]

First of all I really like your videos, very high signal to noise :-) The way I tell the JST-SH from a Pico Blade connectors is the PB has one or more humps on the back and the JST-SH is flat. Also the JST-ZH (Spektrum Sat) pins are round, where the JST-SH and Pico Blades are flat. The JST 2.0 common to the hobby would be a JST-PH, popular on nano quads like the Tiny Whoop, et.al. The JST 2.5 is actually a JST-XH. The very first connector you showed but didn't name was a JST-RCY, which is commonly used for micro quad battery connectors. To solve the problem of crappy plastic insulation, I custom make all my cables and hand crimp the connectors (Pico Blades are a real pain) using a Engineer PA-09 crimper. FWIW, the Pico Blade and JST-RCY connectors are suitable for wire to wire connections. The PB is good for signal ( < 1A ) and JST-RCY for low power ( < 3A ) applications. I like to make my builds modular where possible as I'm often having to repair them (I suck a flying). I get the connector and pins from Digikey.

[@mozzer1775]

Hi. Do you have a link to a place you like where we can buy the connectors if we want to crimp our own? I am a noob so I am not sure of the size but I build 5" quads (JST 2.0?). Thanks!

[@wugrace3946]

Hi Robert,i am Grace,nice to know you are interested in JST -PH connector ,we are manufacture in China ,send your inquiry to me: [e-mail] ,i will provide perfect solution for you.

[@NukeFPV]

Still giving back bro..... After so long, you are STILL answering my questions... Happy flying brother ;)

[@Michael-lx7px]

Thank you very much!!! You just solved a 2 year problem I've been having trying to locate the right JST 2mm 3pin. Found the exact ones I need on ebay and just ordered them. Thanks again!!!! Up Up n Away, Michael

[@davidoludepo]

Wad up Micheal, i need a JST 0.8mm 5pin with a converter to usb otg, any idea where i can get that. Thanks

[@swapshots4427]

So glad I found this.! Thankyou JC.! R.I.P.

[@raymondmyers100]

Dude. I wish you had posted this 2 weeks ago. I just bought a drone from a swap meet and was trying to figure out what I needed and it took me a couple of hours to try and figure it out. fortunately I did get the right connectors but this video would have saved me a ton of time. thanks for all the great content man.

[@theMindscapeChannel]

Great job explaining the connector types... been searching everywhere trying to understand these cables and connectors...

[@davbra01]

Thanks so much for putting this together! I've spent so much time trying to figure out what connector I need for my 4-in-one exc to omnibus and now I understand what I need!

[@Firografi]

He's no more to read your words! :(

[@Supaspikemaster]

So Helpful! TYSM! ❤️❤️❤️

[@elfkind5590]

Suddenly, a big fuzzy part of the hobby comes into focus!

[@woodantoinette]

Thank you for taking the time to share this helpful experience.

[@johncrosley9415]

A little general information on plugs and sockets. If it’s got pins it’s a plug and if it has holes it’s a socket. The shell defines the gender. The JST battery connectors in the video are thus. The plug fixed to the pcb is female and the socket on the end of the battery cable is male. So you can have female plugs and male sockets.

[@treeninjafpv1596]

Yeah JST's, require a whole different set of schooling. lol :) We have a good teacher, thanks JC.

[@richardcerni9996]

A great video and explanation. I can't believe I found you, and just in time. I broke the wires of my JST cable when my receiver got yanked out of my quad after coming down hard (ie: a slight crash....LOL). Have been asking around everywhere else and everyone else of the who's who in this quad hobby and no one could tell me what the cable was or what it was called or where to get one. Buy a new flight board they said. I'd still only get one cable - I said. Now I have found what I need on ebay of all places, and I have you to thank for it. Cheers and keep up the good work. I've subscribed.

[@Firografi]

He's no more to read your words! :(

[@atomicwatts]

This is going to help a ton of people. Great video.

[@ChrisOlin]

Perplexity AI recommended this video in relation to trying to identify a JST connector. Looks like this creator has passed away, but his legacy continues to live on helping people.

[@SquiddyJ]

This is such a life saver, it even works with Dell OEM PC cases for custom build.. cause Alienware likes to use those for their own motherboard and not for any other so this resolves everything!! Thank you so much!!!

[@ruftime]

Another great vid JC. Built an AWK210 after seeing your review and I have not been disappointed, thank you! I 3d printed a ninja flex sleeve to take up the gap between the camera mount and my run cam swift 2/hs1177 style. Soft-mounted cam;-)

[@ianhillman4007]

Do these connectors just push in and pull out or do you have to squeeze some tab to work them? I'm always afraid of damaging a connection if I just yank them out.

[@bannanapancake]

R.I.P 😔

[@Nebul3r]

try aliexpress the prices there are much lower, and much appreciation for all youre tutorials, it helps allot of ppl like me who dont have much knowledge about electronics and are new to the hobby like me, on one of your other videos i made a request on how to make the frsky x8r receiver work with the omnibus f4 v3 , ive hit a dead end

[@CoppertopFPV]

Hurrah best video this year! Bloody things drive me up the wall.

[@hillmakeitbetter]

Thanks specifically for the Male vs Female end. Great, helpful vid.

[@Firografi]

He's no more to read your words! :(

[@Firografi]

@Crypto Man bike accident

[@kueller917]

Thanks so much for the info. Not in this hobby circle but I was just looking to add a JST connector to a circuit I'm building and didn't expect... all this.

[@tomtom9184]

Rest in peace. You're still helping.

[@tommysmith2908]

Outstanding JC! I'll be coming back to this one over and over. I also like your Birds and the Bees explanation, haha :)

[@Davedgoochgmail]

Very good. Is the 1.25 mm the spacing pin to pin?Please cover the different methods of controller output to ESC.

[@davidwood8800]

Thanks for the tip....and thanks for the very good videos you produce plus all the hard work...

[@dazzlekernow1408]

Finally a video i can point people too. Another one for the RC bible. Thanks pal!

[@clutester]

I was trying to figure out this exact problem about a week ago for tiny whoop battery connectors. FYI micro JST 1.25, also was trying to figure out what the so-called Power Whoop connector was called... JST-PH 2.0.. I know you are going to save some people at least a few hours of research if not days worth of waiting for the wrong part to ship. Thanks

[@rogerball6265]

Thanks this video really helped me. I have various size JsT’s on a Ho Scale locomotive sound DCC decoder. I need some extra JST’s to be able to test this decoder with a test kit that I have. So thanks again

[@matthewfisher5993]

Great video. Simple explanation for what has been complicated to solve on my own.

[@ksolomon43]

Your video is awesome, you just answered all the questions I had to finish up my Eskateboard!

[@Firografi]

He's no more to read your words! :(

[@ksolomon43]

Firografi Oh nooo did he pass? May he Rest In Peace.

[@Firografi]

@@ksolomon43 : Yes long ago. succumbed to the injuries after an accident.

[@ksolomon43]

Firografi wow sorry to hear.

[@Firografi]

@@ksolomon43 : yeah! Sad indeed. But he left a lot for us to learn.

[@WoodenCreationz]

Great video... When trying to buy these can be pretty challenging some times until you learn the lingo. Thanks

[@Firografi]

He's no more to read your words! :(

[@mickthebass6086]

Great tutorial JC, have you tried crimping some of these terminals ? Man !.. Its enough to test anyone's patience. I dropped a few on the living room carpet....Never did find em again...D'oh.!!

[@mikesmith9972]

It's too bad we lost such an awesome person. We'll miss u brother..

[@thomasputko1080]

Finally obe vid which clears this up

[@reisfpv638]

awesome show! I always learn something from watching your Channel! thank you, now I know right where to go to get my jst connectors.

[@PunakiviAddikti]

I buy the connectors and crimp pins as a kit, and just insert my own silicone wire. It's the only way to make sure they have silicone wire. Always go for silicone wire. Here's a quick tip: pre-tin the wire, insert it while the connector is still part of the metal stock strip and crimp it using really thin pliers, or even your sidecutters. Then solder it. NEVER crimp pre-tinned wires unless you're also soldering them in place.

[@michaelhesseljr5289]

You can put your the connectors on your own wire. I suggest looking into that. The 2.5 mm are XH's.

[@alfonsochan5622]

Best information ever, thanks. Appreciate your feed

[@lemech]

Are there dedicated tools to remove/unplug these connectors? Some smaller ones are difficult to remove with fingers.

[@Nick-xe2hu]

whats the strange 5 pin connector you mentioned from RMRC? You stated it at 9:10 into the video. Its the same one found on most Lumenier cams and VTxs as well as on the TBS UNify Pro HV

[@TomDetka]

For hookup wire try Adafruit they have 22awg stranded wire with silicone insulation. Its very flex-able I use it for all my cables.

[@ken-kamm]

Thank you so much for this video. I have been wondering where in the world I can get high quality silicone wire harnesses for things like the XSR. Now I know.

[@flat-earther]

5:20 the first ebay result shows a 1.25mm pitch wire to wire connector. I think that is not JST-GH 1.25mm but Molex PicoBlade 1.25mm because JST-GH offers only wire to board connectors and not wire to wire connectors. So many sellers on the internet are selling Molex PicoBlade wire to wire connectors and misdescribing them as JST which doesn't exist.

[@miguelsalami]

EXCELLENT tutorial on RC harness/connectors👍 Thank You❗

[@Firografi]

He's no more to read your words! :(

[@goofusdoobus2179]

@@Firografi what happend to hi,m?

[@Firografi]

@@goofusdoobus2179 : He passed away in a motorbike accident. Around 2 days after his last video.

[@MandaloretheSavage]

This helped me Id the connector I had on a laser engraver, thank you so much.

[@CoppertopFPV]

Do you know what the connector is on the foxeer tm25 switcher? It has a clip on it that you push to release it.

[@majedmohammad_]

Thank you for the video, it's very clear. What AWG size is suitable for each?

[@pakalkin1]

I need help to determine which one is the smaller connector overall for 5 pin... I need to pass 5 leads cable through small hole (electric guitar pickups with 28awg leads) is the SH 1.0 the smaller or there's another? Thanks in advance!

[@flooooooooooooooooo]

I am working with a 1.5mm pitch ZH connector for a motor. It has female ends on both sides, how can I get it to connect on a 2.54mm pitch breadboard? I was thinking of getting a female- to male adapter so it can plug into the breadboard, but the pitch would still not match. The only thing I can think of is cutting off the plastic connector and putting the wires in individually. Any other ideas? I am new to working with electronics.

[@montyparks734]

My tractor has the blocks/housing that has the latch in the housing. the spades do not have a tab that flips up to hook into are onto the housing. Where can I find this type of housing and what is it called , my spades have a little hole in the center when you slide it in the housing clip catches it. My spades and wiring are good but the housing is old and crumbling apart---just need to know where to get this type of male to female housing for 2 pin spade and the same for a 3 pin spade

[@kaskalo2]

I god camera that has 3pin (female) that is slightly wider then the 3pin input (male) that i have in my FC. So i assume this is the topic. How do i solve it? Are there any adapters 1mm to 1.25? Or vice versa? Or can i simply cut the wires and swap the female parts (i have proper cable with fitting female part on old camera)?

[@Bulldawg_Bill]

I can't find the type of cable and connector I need anywhere, any chance you could help me identify it? It's for the camera assembly to drone connector on an X-Star Premium - 12 pins/wires, appears to be male to female.

[@B33SON1]

do u ever use Male JSTs with wires attached to female with wires attached instead of servo cables? JSTs are so much smaller than the servo leads which can be very useful on smaller builds.

[@ProjectBlueFalcon]

Yep I do. Instead of using the big red 2 wire JSTs to connect cameras and VTx's to the PDB I use a 2 pin 1.25mm male and female connectors. Much smaller but does the same thing.

[@DaveNorthWest]

How and where do you get the correct tools and crips to build your own connectors? Particularly the JST-SH, 1.0mm spacing one's?

[@ludlow7369]

Also you told us about the JST SH 1.0mm & 1.25mm, but we didn't get the names of any of the others i.e., the red one you show at first saying a JST search defaults to it. I still don't know what it's called. But thanks for trying though.

[@jerryparent8270]

I have a JJRC H36 micro drone. What I want to know is the name of the connector used on it's 3.7v 150mah battery called? Is it the male and the female connector? Thanks, Jerry Parent

[@DESTINYFPV]

Is there a certain way they go back in the connector the little metal end on the wire?

[@PeterKornum]

I'm desperately searching for the right tool to chrimp these my self but it really hard to find the correct tool for the job.... can you help? What is the tool called?

[@ProjectBlueFalcon]

The tools I have seen are extremely expensive. Seriously ridiculously expensive. Hundreds of dollars. I haven't found one yet for a cheap price.

[@BrentRedeker]

Try the Engineer PA-09 crimping tool (readily available through Amazon). I've personally used it for every connector type mentioned in this video except JST-SH.

[@jamesellis5445]

There's a 10" QUICK CHANGE RATCHET CRIMPER here in Australia at my local Tech shop, JAYCAR. distributed by ELECTUS, but I think the parent company is in USA, their website is www.techbrands.com The crimper features removable dies to suit various wires and connectors, from open terminal types as in JST from 26 to 18 AWG and 20 to 10 AWG, through Automotive, TV F type, SMA, Fibre optic Telecommunications and older BNC and RJ** network connectors. A little pricey here at $60 (roughly $45 USD) for the Ratchet and 1 die (each about a third of the price.) A very nice tool non the less, used it for many JST and Servo cables and it's still going strong, ergonomic too, comfortable to use as all effort is taken up by the simple mechanism in the ratchet handle...I know it's 7 months late, but I hope this helps mate😆

[@garylucas637]

I have an older Zenith television that currently has a mono chasis but want to upgrade it with a stereo version of the same chasis. The speaker connector that goes to the board looks like a JST maie two pin. Not sure of the size though. I have one speaker with the proper connector attached to wires but need another one for the second speaker. Can you do a video on the various two pin JST connectors? Thanks.

[@healthbeauty7853]

I need a replacement cable for my xecuter 2.6 modchip. I'm not sure if it's a molex picoblade female 8 pin connector wire or a 1.0mm 8 pin female jst connector wire.

[@kevinm3751]

Great tips, thanks a ton because you just saved me a ton of money and aggravation. This is just one more reason we need standards in electronics! One question though, if I was search for wire for these what gauge wire would be best and is there the potential for one size fits all with respect to wire size? I dont want to bother buying premade connectors and would rather have a kit where I can build my own in whatever size and length I need for a project.

[@Firografi]

He's no more to read your words or answer you! :(

[@AnnaVannieuwenhuyse]

The appropriate size wires for JST connectors are a range, not one size fits all. Wikipedia lays it out nicely in a table. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JST_connector

[@mattyd_gaming7425]

ive got a problem with my f3 sp fc. i cant get in it. i flashed it with bootlaoder pins and flashed fine. powered of and on but i still cant get in it. is jt broken?

[@lowcosttech8026]

have months looking for this 2 thumbs up

[@hejacky11]

Thank you for making unique videos like this that truly help.

[@urmakinitworse]

There aren't enough like buttons on this video,

[@RikRussell]

I have LRP 3200mah lipo with a XHR-3P connector bought for my Sanwa MT44. The LRP lipo does not have a separate balance lead how do I connect this to a charger that has an XT60 charge port and a balance lead port for 1-6s Lipo's. I'm stuck on how I charge the LRP lipo with the included XHR-3P connector.

[@marksherman630]

How could this be interesting? But it was! Good info, thx.

[@WanderinWizard]

great vid man wonder why i didn't get the jst's i wanted. 😁the male end pin looks like well you know...🤣

[@noumanahmad86]

recently i bought a drone (gteng t905f ) it has proprietary 4 pin connector attached to a 2s lipo battery....my question is that can replace 2 pin connector with a 4 pin jst connector on 2s lipo battery? and how? because i can't find the proprietary batteries online

[@phazerworld6300]

I need a 4 pin male that plugs into my Yamaha Bruin power port? Not sure where to get it

[@samueletirinato9443]

Hello and thanks for your fabulous tutorial, I can not find already prepared cables with 2 male connectors 3Pin 15 cm Molex Micro JST PicoBlade 1.25 mm, in the links you provided have only one connector, I have to find them with two 3-pin connectors male, but I can not find them. can you give me a tip? hello from Italy, Samuel.

[@Superman4s6]

Is there a good place to buy just the female pins? Specifically the 1.0mm and 1.25mm. I can find the tool for attaching them, as you mentioned they are quite expensive and I'm still looking for a good deal on one. But I would like to add my own pins so I don't have to solder wires together to connect two connectors and eliminate excess wire. Or if there is a site to just order different length wires that have the pins already crimped to both sides would be helpful too. Thanks in advance for any info you have.

[@Superman4s6]

I know hobby king has some cheap crimping pliers ($15). What are your thoughts on those vs. something like the engineer pa-21 ($50)?

[@edwincordero8]

Do you now the name or link to buy the connector used in spektrum transmitters/batteries? Male or female. Thanks

[@johnwattie1786]

Edwin Cordero *PBF has sadley passed.*

[@philiprockwood8805]

Great video. How do I find the JST 1.0 mm five pin male connector with wires? I do not see them on ebay. Is there a pc board for connecting the 1.0mm male wireless five pin connector?

[@Firografi]

He's no more to read your words! :(

[@jonathanremus5697]

Have u ever found JST 8 pin 1mm cable that works like an extension? So it has a female head at one end, and male at the other.

[@ernieschatz3783]

Oh darn, I was hoping you would cover 1S battery connectors. About the only ones I know cold is the Losi. The rest of them look like JST connectors of varying pin spacing, but I not sure which is which. The one on my nano hexacopter 'looks' like possibly a 1mm spacing (very tiny) and the one on my Furibee X36 'might' be a 1.5?? Too many connectors on these beasts.

[@marziantulabot5512]

Awesome video! Question, what do you call the metal pins attached to the wires? Is there a way I could attach one of those to a wire?

[@Firografi]

He's no more to answer you! :(

[@hardkur]

im always so happy when i look for something and see You made video covering it :D , is there some kit avilable that would cover most of them? i mean to let me do my custom ones?

[@TheRipper3564]

What is the specific name of the connectors of pc fans and the connector in the Mainbord?

[@cnwch1]

Super useful. Thanks!

[@greygoose9721]

love your videos. very good job. thank you!

[@apisxquad1732]

Good review.. Every seller / maker must provide details specification regarding types of connector that they install on their electronic parts.. Just simply put in the website..

[@bobhatcher5505]

I get my components and connectors from AliExpress in China (The Chinese Ebay), most of the small electronics stuff is 10% of the US/UK prices. US/UK sellers buy from them and then whack the price up for you.

[@mgtowanonymous3120]

PLEASE help!!! That 4 pin u showed an plugged into that camera at the start is there a adapter to plug that into to make it a 3 pin ?? Plz help ud make my life !!!

[@cl1650]

if there are different color but same it's ok to connect?