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Internal power cable with red and black wires and white connectors

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Ruth's sister Programmable Robot Micro:bit Smart Car Kit internal power cable

SKU CH-9XGB-C1M59

Internal power cable for Micro:bit programmable robot smart car kits

  • Programmable Micro:bit robot kit for hands-on STEM learning
  • Python and block coding support for progressive skill building
  • Smart car platform enables autonomous navigation experiments
  • Sturdy construction withstands classroom and workshop use

Internal power cable for Micro:bit robot kits

This internal power cable is supplied as part of a programmable Micro:bit smart car kit designed for Python education and robotics projects. It connects the onboard power source to the control board and motor drivers inside the chassis. The cable suits students, educators and hobbyists building the Qtruck or similar Micro:bit vehicles. It is not for builders who need a separate power loom for a custom chassis or a higher-current harness than the kit provides.

Steady power delivery during extended autonomous

The cable maintains a stable supply while the robot executes long Python scripts that drive motors, read sensors and communicate over the Micro:bit radio. Voltage drop stays low enough to prevent brown-outs during continuous line-following or obstacle-avoidance sessions. It is not for competition robots that draw sustained peak current beyond the kit's standard battery pack rating.

Highlights

  • Programmable Micro:bit robot kit for hands-on STEM learning
  • Python and block coding support for progressive skill building
  • Smart car platform enables autonomous navigation experiments
  • Sturdy construction withstands classroom and workshop use

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much power does the internal cable draw when the Micro:bit smart car runs continuously?

The cable itself draws no power; it only routes current from the battery pack to the Micro:bit board and motors, so total draw depends on the motors and sensors you have connected.

Which battery pack and Micro:bit board must I already own for this cable to work?

You need a Micro:bit V1 or V2 board and the matching battery holder that ships with the Qtruck smart car kit; the cable plugs directly between those two components.

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