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Jeez, all you need is a plug that can carry the max amperage that the motor can draw. Mouser, DigiKey, McMaster, pick whoever you want, and find a M/F pair of adequate plugs. It's not a restoration or a rocket ship, right? You can get Canon/ITT/Deutsch plugs with 3/8" solid pins that can power a 260-series International truck starter. You can literally open any number of catalogs and pick something that will work. I chose Speakon connectors for my stepper motors because they are cheap, common, and adequate for the load. I didn't start a thread on it, because it's as mundane as finding a bolt to fit a threaded hole. Does it fit? Is it adequate? Great! Next project!
Sorry in advance to @Aaron_W. I'm playing the devil's advocate/reality check guy here, and I'm at a loss to being constructive. I have every confidence you will find what you need to provide disconnectable power to your sub-1.5A motor. Lots of companies supply parts to connect two wires together. My constructive advice is to get out and look.
Sorry in advance to @Aaron_W. I'm playing the devil's advocate/reality check guy here, and I'm at a loss to being constructive. I have every confidence you will find what you need to provide disconnectable power to your sub-1.5A motor. Lots of companies supply parts to connect two wires together. My constructive advice is to get out and look.