ProTek RC Heavy Duty (14awg) Charge Lead (Alligator Clips to 4mm Banana Plugs)
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This is a set of heavy duty alligator clips charge lead lead from ProTek R/C. This charge lead has aligator clips on one end connected to 4mm banana plugs with heavy duty 14awg silicone wire. This charge lead can be used to charge any battery wher eyou can attach the aligator clips (such as car racing battery packs with hard soldered battery connections)
ProTek R/C is an AMain Sports & Hobbies brand.
This product was added to our catalog on July 6, 2007
Brian S
Wednesday, Mar 6 2013 (about 11 years ago)
ProTek RC Heavy Duty (14awg) Charge Lead (Alligator Clips to 4mm Banana Plugs)
Great quality! Just what I expected from protek. Comes with high quality soft alligator clip boots, and nice thick insulated wire.
Istas
Verified Owner
Sunday, Mar 12 2023 (about a year ago)
ProTek RC Heavy Duty (14awg) Charge Lead (Alligator Clips to 4mm Banana Plugs)
I ordered six pairs of these.
The product I received did not match the out-of-package product image well; the bullet plug connectors I got are just crimped on with heatshrink over the connection, not the plastic plug depicted in the image.
Every single one of the alligator clips was connected to the wire incorrectly. The wire end of the alligator clip has a crimp that's supposed to be clamped around the insulation at the end of the wire, and the wire soldered to the clip a little further in. Instead, every single one had the wire soldered into the crimping area, giving no strain relief for the wire.
Also, the rubber boot on a few of the clips slips a lot, making using them difficult.
Fairly cheap leads, but still bordering on not worth the money.
The product I received did not match the out-of-package product image well; the bullet plug connectors I got are just crimped on with heatshrink over the connection, not the plastic plug depicted in the image.
Every single one of the alligator clips was connected to the wire incorrectly. The wire end of the alligator clip has a crimp that's supposed to be clamped around the insulation at the end of the wire, and the wire soldered to the clip a little further in. Instead, every single one had the wire soldered into the crimping area, giving no strain relief for the wire.
Also, the rubber boot on a few of the clips slips a lot, making using them difficult.
Fairly cheap leads, but still bordering on not worth the money.
