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A 16 inch coiled cable with a right-angled 4-pin Hirose connector on one end and a straight 4-pin D-Tap connector on the other

Teradek

Teradek 16" Right-Angled 4-Pin Hirose to Straight 4-Pin D-Tap Power Cable

SKU CH-MKK9-3KS5Z

Connects RT Latitude MDR receiver to a battery via right-angled 4-pin Hirose to straight 4-pin D-Tap over a 16" cable

  • Powers RT Latitude MDR Receiver directly
  • Right-angled 4-pin Hirose fits tight spaces
  • Straight 4-pin D-Tap connects to battery
  • 7 inch length gives flexible routing

Right-angled Hirose to D-Tap power cable

The Teradek 16" cable links an RT Latitude MDR receiver to a battery using a right-angled 4-pin Hirose connector on one end and a straight 4-pin D-Tap connector on the other. The 15.7" (39.88 cm) length keeps the run tidy on a camera rig while allowing enough reach for typical battery placements. It is designed for new-condition professional video accessories.

What the connectors change

The right-angled Hirose plug reduces strain on the receiver port and sits flush against the body, which helps prevent accidental disconnection during handheld or gimbal work. The straight D-Tap end mates cleanly with standard battery plates without adding bulk. Builders who need a longer run or a different connector orientation will need a separate cable.

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Price $83.99
Cheaper than about 73% of the 328 comparable items (median $313.99).

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How often should I inspect the right-angled 4-pin Hirose and straight 4-pin D-Tap connectors for wear?

Inspect both connectors before each shoot for bent pins, cracked housings or loose strain relief; replace the cable if any damage is visible.

What is the first limit reached when the cable runs continuously at high current?

The 15.7 inch length fixes voltage drop as the primary sustained-use limit; keep the run as short as possible to minimise resistance losses.

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