TheFPV 550mAh 3S 80C 11.1V Micro Battery XT30
£8.95 (£7.46 excl. VAT)
Built to be the ideal 2 inch quadcopter battery, TheFPV Micro 550mAh 3S 80C battery is what you need if you want a top tier battery that doesn’t break the bank.
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TheFPV micro battery is everything you want and need from a micro 3s 550mah battery. Bottom line, this is the ideal 2 inch quad lipo that doesn’t break the bank. It packs quality lithium cells that utilise the very best chemistry to give you great performance while still being relatively lightweight. TheFPV gear is built for FPV pilots by FPV pilots and if you run into trouble, we have your back.
This 3s Lipo packs 550mAh of energy rated with a high performance of 80C continuous discharge. This pack is ideal to be used with 2 inch quads. These includes quads like the gecko, acrobrat, driblet etc. .
Specifications
- 11.1V 550mAh 3S 80C Lipo Battery
- Capacity: 550mAh
- Discharge Rate: 80C with bursts to 160C
- Weight: 50g
- Size: 18x31x55mm
- Connector: XT30
⚠ *Just because we designed this lipo to handle abuse, it is still very important to take care of your lipo battery, do not overcharge it (over 4.2V) or charge it unattended. When you are not using it make sure you store it in a safe location. For more information please read our Lipo Safey Guide
| Weight | 75 g |
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stv_hole (verified owner) –
Bought 3 these batteries for a new 2″ build, and their power to weight is pretty surprising. They weigh around 54g inc all cables.
I did a few cycles on them and wanted to check capacity and sag as these are rated at 80c constant. on the three batteries they averaged between 538mah and 575mah at a 1c charge, which is just as advertised. i did some 10amp and 20 amp load tests also and they again performed very well, at a constant 10a draw down to 9.6v (3.2v per cell) they got around 3-3.5 mins and still got around 530mah-560mah,
overall a very consistent battery which is just what we need as FPV fliers.
attached below is 4 pictures of the discharge graphs for those who are interested.
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AoYEIF72m7mfgv5PwnaOFDnmz1nLGg?e=BgWjHY