Amass XT30PW

Look, we know why you're here. You've finally decided that dangling wires are the enemy of a clean build, or you're designing a PCB that actually needs to carry current without becoming a space heater. Enter the Amass XT30PW. It’s the horizontal, PCB-mounting sibling of the classic XT30, designed for those who prefer their connections solid, gold-plated, and significantly less 'janky' than whatever you were planning to hot-glue together.

Why You Want It

Unlike the standard XT30s that just hang around like uninvited guests, the XT30PW is meant to be soldered directly into your board. It’s perfect for small-scale FPV drones, power distribution boards, or that 'top secret' project in your shed that will definitely, probably, almost certainly not explode this time. We’ve included both the male and female halves because, much like your search history, we know you’re looking for a complete connection.

Specs

• Model: XT30PW (The 'PW' stands for 'Professional Wingman', or more likely, 'PCB Weld'—but let’s stick with the first one).
• Current Rating: 15A Continuous / 30A Instantaneous (Enough to power your quad or a very ambitious LED strip).
• Material: Gold-plated Brass (Because your electrons deserve the VIP lounge).
• Mounting: Right-Angle PCB Through-Hole (For that sleek, low-profile look).
• Weight: Negligible (Unless you're counting grams like a road cyclist, in which case, maybe skip lunch).

In the Box

• 1x Male Amass XT30PW Connector
• 1x Female Amass XT30PW Connector

Compatibility

Works perfectly with any standard XT30 battery or device. If you're trying to plug it into a wall socket or an XT60, please stop and seek professional help—or at least a YouTube tutorial.

Highlights

• Gold-Plated Contacts: Maximum conductivity, minimum excuses for signal loss.
• Right-Angle Design: Keeps your wiring flat and your ego inflated.
• Amass Quality: It won't melt the second your soldering iron touches it, unlike those 'bargain' ones you found on the dark web.

Notes

Make sure you’ve got your polarity right. Red is positive, black is negative, and smoke is usually a bad sign. If you see the magic blue smoke, you can’t put it back in. We checked.

Disclaimer

Unmanned Tech is not responsible for any spontaneous combustion caused by your questionable soldering skills. Use flux, please.

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