2S LiPo Battery 6200 mAh 50C 7.4 V Lipo Battery Hard Case Compatible with Axial 1/8 1/10 RC Aeroplane Helicopter RC Car Truck Boat (2 Packs)
Product Description
High-output 2S 6200mAh 50C LiPo pack built for serious RC action. Delivers stable 7.4V with true 50C discharge – enough punch for buggies, trucks, and boats. 10AWG soft silicone wires reduce resistance.Lightweight 304g design gives you longer run times without weighing down your vehicle.
Specification
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Chemistry: Lithium Polymer (LiPo)
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Configuration: 2S1P (2 cells in series, 1 parallel)
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Nominal Voltage: 7.4V
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Cell Voltage Range: 3.2V – 4.2V per cell
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Capacity: 6200mAh
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Recommended Charge Rate: 0.5C–1C (3.25A–6.2A)
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Max Continuous Discharge: 50C
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Balance Plug: JST-XH (2S)
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Discharge Plug: Deans T / XT60 / EC5 (optional)
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Wire: 10AWG ultra-flexible silicone, low resistance
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Dimensions (L×W×H): 139×47×25mm ±3mm (5.47×1.85×0.98 in)
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Weight: 304g ±2g (0.67 lb / 10.72 oz)
Packing Included
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2 × 7.4V 6200mAh 50C LiPo battery packs Hard Case
Application
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1/8 & 1/10 scale off‑road buggies and truggies
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Touring cars, drift cars, and high‑speed boats
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FPV racing drones and medium multirotors
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RC aircraft and EDF jets requiring 2S power
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Direct replacement for any 7.4V LiPo system with Deans T plug
Please Notice
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Always use a LiPo‑compatible charger in balance mode – never NiMH/NiCd settings.
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Charge at 0.5C–1C (3.25A–6.2A); do not exceed 1C unless you monitor temperature.
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Set ESC cutoff to 6.0V minimum (3.0V/cell) to prevent over‑discharge.
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Store at 3.8V–3.85V per cell when not used for over 3 days.
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Inspect for puffing or damage before each run – retire swollen packs immediately.
FAQ
Q1: Can I use this battery with an EC3 or XT60 connector?
Yes,use adapter, or replace the connector. Use a quality adapter to avoid voltage drop.
Q2: How long will it run on a full charge?
In a 1/10 buggy with a typical motor, expect 15–25 minutes of aggressive driving; lighter setups can exceed 30 minutes.
Q3: Can I charge both packs at the same time?
Only if your charger has dual outputs or you use a parallel board – set total current to 6.2A per pack and balance each properly.
Q4: The pack gets warm after use – is that normal?
Mild warmth (under 60°C) is normal. If hot or swollen, stop immediately and check your gearing and LVC setting.
Q5: How many cycles can I get?
With proper care (1C charging, storage voltage, no deep discharge), expect 150–200 cycles with >80% capacity retained.