HOTA D6 Pro - XT60-Mini Tamiya adapter

[brapbrap]

I recently picked up a Hota D6 Pro as a recommended charger for Li-Po batteries, my battery has a Mini-Tamiya that needs an adapter to connect to the XT-60 port on the charger.
I've read a few things about being cautious of reverse polarity etc. Can anyone link to an adapter or provide advice on the proper way to go about connecting this to the charger.
Thanks in advance

 

[ButcherBill]

You can get them cheap enough & easily enough from Amazon, free delivery with prime.

 

[brapbrap]

You can get them cheap enough & easily enough from Amazon, free delivery with prime.

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Can only seem to find 1 with mini-tamiya reverse polarity on Amazon, and unfortunately it won't ship to Northern Ireland

 

[Lozart]

Can only seem to find 1 with mini-tamiya reverse polarity on Amazon, and unfortunately it won't ship to Northern Ireland

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If you can solder, get some connectors and build your own.

If not, these https://www.amazon.co.uk/Alide-Sold...1207556214-B0FVXHF675-&hvexpln=0&gad_source=1 are screw terminal XT60 female connectors. Get a Deans-to-Tamiya AIRSOFT connector, chop off the Deans and connect the XT.

 

[Lozart]

Alternatively, get the XT to tamiya ones that are the wrong polarity, get a drinking straw and stick it into the connector far enough down to cover the barbs that hold in the pins, pull the wires out, swap them over and push them into the right hole.

You may need to cut a slit in the straw to be able to wrap it tight enough to fit into the hole.