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Mini 2mm bullet connectors

26 in stock (can be backordered)

Mini 2mm bullet connectors

Mini 2mm Bullet Connectors give your combat robot fast, reliable wiring connections. Their gold-plated copper design minimizes resistance, resists oxidation, and delivers consistent current flow. A secure, positive fit keeps connections locked during battle—no accidental disconnects. Perfect for quick swaps at events, you can replace motors, batteries, or ESCs without soldering under pressure. Truly plug-and-play connectors for when every minute counts.

26 in stock (can be backordered)

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Overview

Mini 2mm Bullet Connectors are the compact, gold-plated connectors trusted in competitive combat robotics. They’re the same quick-connect solution used on Repeat Robotics plug-and-play drive motors (set up for the Saifu Combat Robot Kit) and the Repeat Plug-and-Play Dual ESC powering the Saifu Antweight Kit. That means builders can field-swap motors, batteries, or ESCs without ever touching a soldering iron—an absolute advantage when time between matches is short.

The gold-plated copper contact surfaces minimize resistance, resist oxidation, and maintain a reliable current path. Their firm “snap-fit” connection won’t shake loose during high-energy hits, yet still allows fast disconnects when needed. These connectors are truly plug-and-play for combat robots—get back in the arena faster, with confidence that your wiring will hold.

Why Choose Mini 2mm Bullets?
  • Trusted in competition: standard on Repeat Robotics motors and ESCs, used by builders in the Saifu antweight kit.
  • Quick serviceability: swap components in seconds without re-soldering under pressure.
  • Secure fit: strong enough to stay locked during combat impacts.
  • Efficient power transfer: gold-plated copper keeps resistance low and current high.
  • Compact size: perfect for Antweight and Beetleweight robots where space and weight matter.
Typical Applications
  • Motor ↔ ESC phase connections (e.g., Repeat 16mm drive motors)
  • Battery leads on smaller packs
  • Quick-swap wiring in pits or test benches
Historical Note

Bullet connectors were first popularized in RC cars and drones for their low-resistance, high-amperage capability. Combat roboticists quickly adopted them for the same reason: reliable power under shock loads. Today, 2mm bullets are almost the “standard issue” for Antweights—compact, tough, and proven in hundreds of fights.

Features
  • Gold-plated copper for high conductivity and corrosion resistance
  • Firm connection that won’t separate in combat
  • Plug-and-play—fast swaps without re-soldering
  • Standardized on Repeat motors and Repeat Dual ESC (Saifu ecosystem)
  • Compact and lightweight—ideal for Antweights
Overview
Mini 2mm Bullet Connectors are compact, gold-plated connectors trusted in competitive combat robotics. They’re the same quick-connect solution used on Repeat Robotics drive motors (link coming soon) and the Repeat Plug-and-Play Dual ESC in the Saifu Antweight Kit—so you can swap motors or ESCs without touching a soldering iron between matches. Gold-plated copper contacts minimize resistance, resist oxidation, and maintain reliable current flow. The firm snap-fit stays put through hard hits yet disconnects quickly for service. When every minute counts, these connectors keep your wiring modular and fast.
Why Choose Mini 2mm Bullets?
  • Used in Saifu: standard on Repeat motors and the Repeat Dual ESC for solderless quick-connects.
  • Rapid serviceability: swap motors or ESCs in seconds—no re-soldering under pressure.
  • Secure fit: connection won’t shake loose in combat.
  • Low electrical loss: gold-plated copper helps keep resistance down and current up.
  • Small and light: ideal for Antweight and tight packaging.
Typical Applications
  • Motor to ESC wiring on Repeat drive systems (as used in Saifu)
  • Quick-swap service harnesses and pit repairs
  • Bench testing and modular wiring assemblies
Installation Tips
  • Prep the wires: strip, twist, and tin; lightly tin the connector cup.
  • Heat quickly: fill the cup, insert the tinned wire, let it flow—avoid lingering heat that can relax the spring fit.
  • Insulate: use heat-shrink (3mm) on each joint to prevent shorts.
  • Heat-shrink placement: extend tubing to the edge of the mating surface for full insulation, but not past it—connectors must seat completely together.
  • Strain relief: support wires so impacts don’t lever the solder joint.
  • Final check: perform a firm tug test; the connection should snap in and resist vibration.
⚠️ Connector Orientation for Safety If bullet connectors are used on power leads, place the female (sleeved) connector on the battery side and the male (pin) on the load side (ESC/motor). This avoids exposed live pins. Note: These 2mm bullets are typically used on motor↔ESC wiring in our ecosystem; keep a consistent male/female mapping across your harnesses.
Mini 2mm Bullet Connector - Female (sleeved) side Mini 2mm Bullet Connector - Male (pin) side

Female protects the live battery • Male stays on the load side

Historical Note
Originally popular in RC for high-current, compact connections, bullet connectors were adopted by combat robotics for their durability under shock and their service speed. Mini 2mm bullets have since become a go-to for Antweights where modular, lightweight wiring is critical.
Specifications
Category Specification
Material Gold-plated copper
Color Gold
Quantity 6 each, male and female
Drive Hex, 3/32" deep socket
Length 12.3mm (0.48in)
Diameter 3.5mm (0.14in)
Outer Diameter 4.7mm (0.19in)
Frequently Asked Questions
What wire gauge works best?
18AWG is the sweet spot. 16AWG fits with a snug solder cup; 20–22AWG works for lighter loads.
How much current can they handle?
Plan for about 15–20A continuous depending on wire gauge and solder quality. Leave headroom for combat conditions.
Which end should face the battery?
For power leads, put the female (sleeved) connector on the battery side and the male (pin) on the load side (ESC/motor) to avoid exposed live pins. For motor↔ESC wiring, keep a consistent gender map across your harnesses.
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