Three-pin panel mount for small servo motors

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I am replying because, as a new Fritzer, I do not know how to edit with the suggested data. I am making a unit containing an Arduino Uno, which provides control of a servo and gives an indication ranging from zero to 180 degrees on an OLED display. I am willing to share the ino file with anyone who can direct me to a panel-mounted three-pin connector for me to fix on my box, so that I can easy try it with different servos. I am familiar with the in-line servo connectors of the three-pin or three-socket type and know how to make the crimp connections, but what I want is panel mount, and I have searched endlessly and not found it.