Tamiya Female to Mini Tamiya Male Adapter Lead (XTM3876) ** CLEARANCE **

Tamiya Female to Mini Tamiya Male Adapter Lead (XTM3876) CLEARANCE

Brand: eTronix

Part No: ET0821

$1.85 ~~RRP $2.65~~

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The eTronix ET0821 adapter lead connects a standard female Tamiya to a male Mini/Micro Tamiya plug. This simple adaptor helps bridge Tamiya-style connector types in RC setups without the need to alter wiring.

Key Details

Connection: Female Tamiya to Male Mini/Micro Tamiya
Brand and part number: eTronix ET0821
Also referenced as: XTM3876

Suggested Compatibility

Suggested compatibility: applications requiring a female Tamiya to male Mini/Micro Tamiya connection in RC models and electronics using Tamiya-style plugs.

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Etronix Female Tamiya To Male Micro Tamiya Adaptor

Etronix Female Tamiya To Male Micro Tamiya Adaptor

Key Info:

Brand: eTronix
Part No: ET0821
Barcode: 5055323930416
Connector:
• Mini Tamiya
• Tamiya

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If I am right in thinking that it is a good idea to fully discharge a Nimh battery before recharging it again, and if I only ran my model RC cars for say half an hour at a time over a few days until the battery was discharged, would it be better to use a Low Mah battery (1800 mah) as it would run down quicker and be charged up again than a stronger 3,000 mah battery that used infrequently would take longer to run down?

Mike Harris / 19th November 2025

It should not make much difference unless the battery has been unsused for a while then you need to cycle it (fully charge and discharge) but nimh do not have memory so charge as and when you need .

Steve @ Wheelspin Models

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