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Ruth's sister 10Pcs F130-13180-38 Micromotor Pony internal power cable

SKU CH-3V8V-E8SB5

Pack of ten 3 V DC micromotors rated F130-13180-38 for DIY toy drives

  • Pack of ten micromotors keeps spare parts ready
  • 3 V DC rating suits low-voltage toy circuits
  • F130-13180-38 model fits DIY micro-drive projects
  • Small motor form factor installs in tight chassis spaces

10-piece DC motor cable kit

This set contains ten F130-13180-38 micromotor cables rated for 3 V DC operation. They connect small motors used in DIY toys and hobby projects. Each cable is new and ready for soldering or crimping. The pack supplies enough leads for several builds.

Suits hobbyists wiring multiple low-voltage motors

Builders who need higher-voltage conductors or different connector styles should look elsewhere. Projects requiring specialised shielding or certified wire gauges are not covered by this kit. Buyers wanting pre-assembled harnesses will need a different solution.

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Questions about this item

What power source do I need to run these 3 V F130-13180-38 micromotors?

They are rated for 3 V DC, so a 3 V battery pack or a regulated 3 V supply is required.

Will these 3 V motors work directly in a toy that originally used a 6 V motor?

No, the 6 V system would over-volt the 3 V windings; a step-down regulator or a different motor is needed.

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