CNHL 1300mAh 6s Lipo Battery 22.2V 100C with XT60 Plug for FPV Drone Racing RC Quadcopter Helicopter Airplane(2 Packs)
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Style: 22.2V 1300mah 100c lipo*2
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- AdvantageCNHL 1300mAh 6S lipo battery is designed with high-performance in mind, offering a discharge rate of up to 100C. It has a fast charging capability and can quickly discharge high voltages, ensuring long cycle life.
- SpecificationMaterial: Lithium polymer; Battery voltage: 22.2V; Configuration: 6S; Cell voltage: 3.7~4.2V; Capacity: 1300mAh; Discharge: 100C; Plug: XT60;Dimension is 1.89*1.38*2.99inch/48*35*76mm;Approx Weight: 8.11oz/230g
- ApplicationCNHL 6S 1300mAh Lipo battery is suitable for a wide range of RC vehicles, including FPV Drone RC Quadcopter Helicopter Airplane etc. (please make sure the voltage, dimensions match before using it)
- NOTEBuilt-in protection mechanism ensures safe charging and use. Never leave battery unattended when charging. Don't overcharge more than 4.2V and dont over discharge below 3.2V. Check carefully the battery condition before using or charging.
- What you get2*CNHL 1300mAh 6S Lipo Battery. Please contact us immediately if you have any problems with our product( enter into "Your Orders" for help), we will reply you within 24 hours.
Number of Batteries: 2 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Brand: CNHL
Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Polymer
Recommended Uses For Product: Drone
Unit Count: 2.0 Count
Antenna Location: Drone
Model Name: 100C
Brand: CNHL
Number of Batteries: 2 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Manufacturer: CNHL
Item Weight: 230 Grams
Battery Weight: 230 Grams
Unit Count: 2.0 Count
Battery Cell Type: Lithium Polymer
Battery Capacity: 1300 Milliamp Hours
Reusability: Rechargeable
Voltage: 22.2 Volts
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Style: 22.2V 1100mah 100c lipo*2
I own several of these batteries, they perform great and the quality is good for the price. When I got my most recent order, it looked like one of the batteries slipped passed quality control. One of the wires on the balance lead was much shorter than the others preventing me from charging. When I contacted the company about this they responded quickly and resolved my issue very fast. They stand behind their product.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2022 by Jane J
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For the size I’m getting over 7 minutes on my freestyle 5” 6s ripper! I have their same 1300mah and barely get five minutes of easy mellow flight haha! Good battery so far and holding up well.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2024 by Byron Sanderson
Style: 22.2V 1300mah 100c lipo*1
Dead cells and both packs are bad
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2023 by Elite Technologies
Style: 22.2V 1300mah 100c lipo*2
Bought these batteries for my 6s 5 inch quad. Used this battery MAYBE two times in total. It functioned fine. Gave decent power during use and easy to install (duh). After the second charge on a lipo safe charger, I noticed it getting hotter than usual and being suspect, I took it off the charger immediately and took it outside (have had batteries like this go bad in the past so I knew what to look for). Not even a minute later, heard it pop and saw the casing had expanded. Rushed it out to the driveway and within 5 minutes it ignited into flames. Do not buy this battery unless it’s for fireworks. Reached out to the seller who was very responsive and assured me it was a malfunction of the battery. They were very helpful and got me replacements for the batteries.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2024 by Morphius Morphius
Style: 22.2V 1300mah 100c lipo*2
I been using CNHL batteries in my land & water RC's for a few years, and got this for my first fpv quadcopter/drone build. Been really happy with them. I did get a deal of 5 more from a fpv specialty store, and they have slightly higher internal resistance readings than the 2 I ordered here from Amazon. I've probably cycled the batteries around 20-30 times now, they they haven't had any issues, and I'm hard on them. A few times even ran them below 3volts a cell (do not recommend doing that). After they cooled off they recovered by them selves, and charge & preform just fine. Have yet to see any signs of puffing at all. Even though I'm hard on my batteries, I'm also very particular about not leaving them fully charged for more than 24-48hrs, and brining them up to storage charge within 12 to 24 hrs after running them. (As you can see, I also parallel charge, which i dont recommed parallel charging for those who are new to LiPo's at all) Almost forgot, I do highly recommend wrapping good scotch electrical tape around them (as shown in pictures for extra precaution) , one really good crash I had caused the end cap where the power/balance cable is to break loose and caused the cells to slide half way out, and that pack was secured tightly in my quad double strapped. And yes, I'm still running that pack.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2023 by Walt T. Walt T.
Style: 22.2V 1300mah 100c lipo*1
Great battery for my 230 frame 440 gram (without battery weight) quad running DJI air unit and 2208 1800 kv motors with 5X4X3 props. Have run 4 of these batteries about 6 times each and I typically get about 7 minutes racing high speed through gates in an oval configuration the length of a soccer field (50 mph on straight and 30 mph on turns). Cells are well matched. Drops from 4.2 volts to 3.8 volts fairly quickly (about 1 to 2 minutes), but stays at 3.8 - 3.6 for most of the flight. If it reaches 3.5 volts per cell, come in immediately. The battery will dump to 3.0 volts per cell within less than a minute. But that is actually a sign of a good battery and shows it has consistent cells with a good discharge rate.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2021 by Anthony K.
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When cruising around, I get about 6 minutes of flight out of these batteries. With more aggressive freestyle, I get about 5 minutes. I've had a couple of minor crashes and the batteries feel about as durable as most other batteries I've used.
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