Collection: Batteries

Welcome to the fuel station. Browse LiPo and Li-ion packs, battery cells and useful accessories for your setup. The flying packs are the chemically volatile rectangles lovingly strapped to a carbon fiber missile, whether you're chasing punch-outs or graceful cinematic sweeps.

It's a beautiful, terrifying lifecycle. Let's get you powered up.

Decoding The Numbers

It looks like alphabet soup, but it's pretty simple. Here’s what matters:

Cell Count (The 'S'): This is the horsepower. A 4S pack is a reliable workhorse. A 6S pack is a screaming, face-melting rocket engine. For packs of the same chemistry, more 'S' means more voltage. Check your equipment's supported voltage before choosing.

Capacity (The 'mAh'): This is the size of your fuel tank. For otherwise comparable packs, more milliamp-hours usually means more airtime and, you guessed it, more weight. It's a delicate balancing act between airtime and agility.

C-Rating: Where a C-rating is specified, it describes discharge capability relative to capacity. Check the individual pack's stated limits rather than comparing C-ratings alone.

A Word on Spicy Pillows

Let's be honest. LiPos are consumables. They are not 'buy it for life' products. Follow the pack manufacturer's instructions for use, charging and storage, rather than treating a puffy pack as a retirement trophy.

Our job is to sell you high-quality, reliable packs that give you incredible performance for as long as possible. Your job is to use them within their stated limits and come back here when you need more. We both know how this relationship works.

Seriously: A Quick Word on Safety

Okay, jokes aside for a second. This part is important. Battery care depends on the chemistry and the pack. Use a charger and settings suitable for your battery, following the product and manufacturer instructions for charging and storage. Never charge unattended or on a flammable surface. Do not use or charge a damaged battery.

Right, safety briefing over. Now go pick your poison. Your drone's hungry.