A JST XH2.0 3P straight pin connector is a compact three-pin plug and socket assembly that provides a secure, snap-in electrical connection. It ensures wires stay firmly attached. This connector is frequently used in custom wiring harnesses, brushless motor sensors, small electronics, and multi-wire battery or peripheral connections.

This is a JST XH2.0 four-pin straight pin connector. It is a small electronic connector used to securely join wires to circuit boards. People commonly use this component in remote control models, battery packs, small electronics, and DIY Arduino projects to ensure a reliable and stable power or data connection between different parts.

This is a JST XH2.0 five-pin straight pin connector. It is a small plug designed to mount straight onto printed circuit boards. It helps connect multiple wires securely. Hobbyists and engineers commonly use this component in custom electronics, battery management systems, and small robotics to create clean, detachable wiring setups.

This is a JST XH2.0 six-pin straight pin connector. It provides a secure way to connect six wires directly to a circuit board. This component is very popular in robotics, custom electronics, and multi-wire power or signal setups. It helps keep your wiring organized, reliable, and easy to unplug when needed.

These 7mm glue sticks are small plastic adhesive sticks designed to fit into standard mini hot glue guns. When heated up, they melt into a sticky liquid that dries quickly and creates a strong bond. They are commonly used in electronics projects to secure wires, mount sensors, and hold crafty enclosures together securely.

Male to female jumper wires are flexible electrical cables with a pin on one end and a socket on the other. They let you easily connect components on a breadboard to development boards like an Arduino without any soldering. These wires are essential for prototyping, testing circuits, and quickly wiring up DIY electronics projects.

The Lora 01 is a long-range wireless communication module that lets your microcontroller send data over very large distances using radio waves. It uses very little battery power while reaching across fields or neighborhoods. It is commonly used in remote weather stations, smart agriculture sensors, and long-range Internet of Things projects.

The GPS Module NEO 6 is a small receiver that picks up signals from satellites to track your exact location, speed, and time anywhere outdoors. It connects easily to microcontrollers like Arduino. This module is commonly used in DIY navigation systems, vehicle tracking devices, and outdoor asset-monitoring projects.

Male to male jumper wires are flexible electrical cables with metal pins on both ends. They are designed to plug directly into breadboards and pin headers, letting you connect different electronic components together without soldering. They are essential tools for prototyping, testing circuits, and building temporary DIY electronics projects.

The DHT11 is a basic, low-cost sensor that measures both air temperature and relative humidity. It comes with a calibrated digital output, making it very easy to hook up to an Arduino or other microcontrollers. It is commonly used in weather stations, home climate monitors, and automated greenhouse ventilation systems.

The PIR Motion Sensor HC-SR05 detects movement by sensing changes in infrared heat given off by people or animals. When it spots motion, it sends a simple signal to your microcontroller. It is widely used in DIY security alarms, automatic lights, and smart home systems to detect when someone enters a room.

Female header pins are small plastic strips containing metal socket contacts that you can solder onto circuit boards. They let you plug in male jumper wires, sensors, or other modules securely without permanent wiring. They are commonly used in custom PCB designs and DIY electronics to make modular, removable connections.