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Double up your power adapters with this wonderfully simple 2-way power jack splitter. All you have to do is connect a standard 5.5mm/2.1mm sized plug into one end...

3.5mm Stereo plug - 2 x 3.5mm socket (Y lead), 30cm long

Quadruple your power adapters with this wonderfully simple 4-way power jack splitter. All you have to do is connect a standard 5.5mm/2.1mm sized plug into one end...

This 12-inch (300-mm), flat Y-cable is typically used to connect two servos to a single servo port . It has 22-AWG wires terminated on one end by a “JR”-style female connector and on the other by two Futaba J male connectors, allowing it to work in either system or as an adapter between systems. The split occurs close to the cable’s JR input, so the two male ends can be separated by up to approximately 18" (450 mm). The cable’s conductors each consist of 60 strands, making it more flexible than standard servo cables.

Integrating Ethernet support into your project is a great way to relay data through a local area network and even bounce information out to the internet. Sometimes it’s hard to get power to your Ethernet devices. Wouldn’t it be convenient to use the same cable for power and data? Using these power over Ethernet adapters, you can do just that!

This is a 150mm long single, female XT60 conector that splits off to two male XT30 connectors

This 12-inch (300-mm), flat Y-cable can be used to split a single RC hobby servo signal into two identical outputs. It has 22-AWG wires terminated on all three ends by “JR”-style female connectors, which are compatible with 0.1" header bins and both male JR and male Futaba J connectors. The split occurs close to the cable’s input, so the two output ends can be separated by up to approximately 18" (450 mm). The cable’s conductors each consist of 60 strands, making it more flexible than standard servo cables.

This 12-inch (300-mm), twisted Y-cable can be used to split a single RC hobby servo signal into two identical outputs. It has 22-AWG wires terminated on all three ends by “JR”-style female connectors, which are compatible with 0.1" header bins and both male JR and male Futaba J connectors. The split occurs close to the cable’s input, so the two output ends can be separated by up to approximately 18" (450 mm). The cable’s conductors each consist of 60 strands, making it much more flexible than standard servo cables, and the wires are twisted to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI).

If you want to connect multiple EL wires/strips/panels up to one inverter, these splitters are quite useful. There is one male connector (goes to the inverter) and...

This custom-designed OBD2 cable from Macchina functions as both a splitter and at about one meter (~39 inches) in length, as an OBD2 extension cable...