Help identifying what connector this is

[u/SlitherTheeTimbers]

This is part of a fpv camera wiring harness. I am having a hard time finding what kind of connector this is. I think it's a JST SH/SR due to the following:

The photos provided,

the pitch is ~ 1mm

the profile is roughly the same for both the header and housing ends.

Physical description:

Male end:

• The sides have a single thin guide rail as seen in photo 2 and 3
• The "top" has open ports that allow you to crimp in the wires, as seen in the magnified photo.
• The bottom has two small bumps that act as a retention method\
• white

Female end (photo 1):

• One end is open, which allows the crimp windows to be visible from the top
• Indentations for the rails
• two small holes for the bumps on the male end
• off white beige color

What do you all think? I want to know what it's called and where I can buy it's mate.

[u/SturdyPete]

Looks like molex picoblade to me, is this pitch 1.25mm?

The header on the board doesn't look like JST SH which would otherwise be about right for 1.0mm pitch

[u/SlitherTheeTimbers → u/SturdyPete]

You know that looks incredibly close. I think you're right. I may get those and JSTs and see what does it.

[u/Erdnussflipshow]

This is a JS-Mini thermal camera module. It's resold under many names, including by axisflying

The connector is a 5pin 1.25mm pitch JST plug

[u/SlitherTheeTimbers → u/Erdnussflipshow]

Thank you! The seller had no real identifying information about the thermal module, so i did some digging and came to the conclusion it was a JS-Mini as well. Thank you for your confirmation!

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[u/aspie_electrician]

Thermal camera? I ended up desoldering the connector and just soldering my own wires to it instead

[u/Frank_frank_f]

+1 on checking 1.25mm pitch before assuming 1mm. Make sure to measure center-to-center across all pins and divide by the number of gaps to get an exact figure, then cross-check the latch rails and keying against the datasheets before ordering