Hi. I am looking for ideas on how I can conduct multipole low current in a practical way from a battery. I need to lead 6 poles. I have previously used a small molex connector, but now I wonder if there is any better connector to use, that makes it less difficult to change the battery?
I have the battery on a bike, and will have to handle it with gloves sometimes to change the battery. Right now I use a strong magnet to hold the battery on the bike frame and connect electricity through the Molex connector. I want to skip the Molex connector, so that the current is conducted directly when the battery is attached. It doesn’t necessary have to be a magnetic connection though, an alternative to the magnet is to have the type of connector that exist on certain rechargable batteries, where you hook the battery on from the side mechanically to the charger - and at the same time conduct electricity when it’s attached.
So, simply put - I want to avoid fiddling with a small plug separately, and only handle the battery.
The dimension of the battery I will use is 64x32 millimeter (on the side that will be attached).
I have the battery on a bike, and will have to handle it with gloves sometimes to change the battery. Right now I use a strong magnet to hold the battery on the bike frame and connect electricity through the Molex connector. I want to skip the Molex connector, so that the current is conducted directly when the battery is attached. It doesn’t necessary have to be a magnetic connection though, an alternative to the magnet is to have the type of connector that exist on certain rechargable batteries, where you hook the battery on from the side mechanically to the charger - and at the same time conduct electricity when it’s attached.
So, simply put - I want to avoid fiddling with a small plug separately, and only handle the battery.
The dimension of the battery I will use is 64x32 millimeter (on the side that will be attached).