Sometimes you just need to plug something into a servo-compatible header, and you really don’t want to snip that cable off that perfectly good servo in your parts bin. This is an affordable cable you can hack into your project with no guilt. Snip in half for two 75mm cables, or peel off one of the ends and solder directly to the crimped sockets on the ends for full-length use.

Or use it as it’s intended – as a 3-conductor jumper with servo connectors.

Features:

0.1″ pitch Female Futaba-compatible socket connectors on each end
150mm (5.9″) length
3 conductors, 26 AWG cable
Black / Red / White wire colors

Have one servo header but two servos that need the same signal? This cable has got you covered with 1xIN and 2xOUT servo connectors.

Features:

0.1″ pitch Male/Female Futaba connectors
1xIN female and 2xOUT male connectors
150mm (5.9″) long
26AWG wire

The Seeed Grove interface contains two signal lines, so it’s a bit of a waste to dedicate a whole port to a single servo when it’s a simple matter to use this cable and drive two servos from the same port.

Pack of 5

Links:

Manual

When you have a servo just a bit farther than you can wire into your electronics, this is a handy cable to have on hand.

Features:

0.1″ pitch Male/Female Futaba connectors
150mm (5.9″) long
26AWG wire

Darn servos. Manufacturers are always making them juuust long enough to make you think you have enough wire to get from your controller to your servo. The truth is that in the middle of the night, one of their agents comes in and replaces your servo wires with something an inch shorter than you need.

So be ready to fight the servo-wire-shortening cartel by having a servo-extension cable ready on hand (and well hidden under your pillow). This extension cable features a universal connector that fits both Futaba and Hi-Tec/JR(S) servo.

Technical specifications:

Cable has male to female connectors.
Flexible black, red, white insulation.
22 AWG stranded wire.
36″ long

Technical specifications:

Cable has male to female connectors.
Flexible black, red, white silicone rubber insulation.
22 AWG stranded wire.
24″ long

Darn servos. Manufacturers are always making them just long enough to make you think you have enough wire to get from your controller to your servo. The truth is that in the middle of the night, one of their agents comes in and replaces your servo wires with something an inch shorter than you need.

Technical Specifications

Cable has male to female connectors.
Flexible black, red, white insulation.
22 AWG stranded wire.
12″ long

The 22090 Pico linear servo is a very cool device, but really doesn’t like being run over 5V. To ensure that it’s kept at this lower voltage level when being used on a 5 or 6V system, we put together this inexpensive voltage-drop adapter board. It’s not as good as a dedicated 3.7V regulator, but in our tests, it’s worked out just fine!

Kit includes:

1N4007 Rectifier Diodes (used to drop voltage) x 2
Linear Servo Adapter PCB
3 pin JST connector, 1.5mm spacing
Male pin strip, 3 positions (interfaces to female servo cable)

You might want to get an appropriate servo cable, depending on your use!

This 20 cm 3-pin cable mates with the connector on the Sharp IR Sensor and allows convenient connection to standard 0.1″ 3-pin (servo-style) headers.

Features:

The end terminates with a power and data connection
It is pre-wired with the JST connector on one end, and the standard 0.1″ spaced connector on the other
The cable is three circuits, black, red, and yellow
Easy to use with our Sharp Analog Distance Sensor 10-80cm and Sharp Analog Distance Sensor 20-150cm