Tamiya 70150 Separated Battery Box with Switch - Classroom and Workshop Edition  [70150]

Tamiya 70150 - R6/AA/UM3 Separated Battery Box - w/Switch
Price:
AUD$9.79
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
70150
GTIN:
4950344701506
Condition:
Brand New
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Practical Tamiya 70150 Battery Box with Switch for Makers

The Tamiya 70150 Battery Box with Switch is designed for straightforward use in hobby projects and educational builds. It accepts R6/AA/UM3 cells and allows you to arrange batteries side by side or inline to match your project footprint.

Materials and Switch Design

Engineered for steady contact with R6/AA/UM3 batteries, the housing holds cells securely and the integrated switch provides convenient power control without extra parts. This makes repeated testing and demonstrations easier to manage.

Integration and Use Cases

Ideal for model kits, small robotics, and electronics experiments, this battery box integrates well into custom enclosures and prototypes. Its simple layout and robust build make it useful for both learners and hobbyists refining their designs.

What voltage will the box supply with AA cells?

Voltage depends on how many AA cells you install and their chemistry; the box itself simply holds R6/AA/UM3 cells and passes their combined voltage to your circuit.

Can I use this with small robots and drive electronics?

Yes, it is commonly used to power small hobby robots and electronics, provided the cell count and current capacity meet the requirements of your motors and controllers.

Any tips for extending contact life?

Keep contacts clean and avoid battery corrosion by removing cells when storing long term; a quick contact clean can restore good conductivity if needed.

Is the switch rated for frequent on off cycles?

The built in switch is intended for regular use in projects and demonstrations; if you expect extremely high cycle counts, consider an inline switch designed for heavy duty switching.

Can I combine this box with other battery holders?

You can use multiple holders in a build but ensure correct wiring and matching voltages; use proper connectors and secure mounting to avoid loose contacts.

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