This 11.1V 1500mAh 75C 3S lipo battery is designed for 150-280 racing quadcopter RC super fans. With high discharge rate ability, it can let the drone get more strong power to take off and speed up. If you love your RC drone, it will be a good and economical choice.
Weight: 150 grams
Features:
Easy to install
Rechargeable battery
Light weight and portable to carry
Large battery capacity can support longer working time
Environmental friendly packaging material
Stable output current, protect your RC model
High discharge rate provide more strong power for your drone
11.1V 1500mAh 75C 3S lipo Battery with XT60 plug
Suitable for RC 150-280 racing quadcopter drone
Specifications:
Brand: OCDAY
Model: VMHT16130
Battery capacity: 1500mAh
Discharge rate: 75C
Battery section: 3S (11.1V)
Charge Plug: 4 pin balance connector
Discharge Plug: XT60
Suitable drone: 150-280 racing quadcopter like QAV180 QAV250 ZMR250
Dimension: 74 * 34 * 29mm (deviation due to manual measurement)
Weight: 140g
Package Information:
Package size: 12.7 * 5.7 * 5.5cm / 5 * 2.2 * 2.2in
Package weight: 177g / 6.2oz
General box package
Caution for the battery:
Don't over-charge, or over-discharge batteries.
Don't put it beside the high temperature condition.
Don't throw it into fire.
Don't throw it into water.
Package List:
1 * OCDAY 11.1V 1500mAh 75C Li-Po Battery (XT60 Plug)
1 * Battery Tape
1 * English Manual
Weight: 317 grams
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