3S Lipo Battery 11.1V 2200mAh RC Lipo Battery Pack 100C Soft Case Compatible with RC Cars, Trucks, Boats, Airplanes, Helicopters, Drone, FPV Racing Hobby Models (2 Pack)

Product Description:
Unleash instant acceleration and raw power with this 100C 3S LiPo. This 2200mAh lipo battery deliver lower internal resistance, cooler running, and longer cycle life. Extreme 100C output with minimal voltage sag ensures a responsive, punchy throttle feel. Compatible with most 1/10 to 1/8 scale RC cars, trucks, buggies, and truggies. Available with three connector options—XT60, Deans T, and EC3 (depending on your needs)—making it highly versatile. 2-pack for double the runtime.

Specifications | Quick View:

•     Brand: Nihewo
•     Configuration: 3S1P (11.1V)
•     Capacity: 2200mAh
•     Discharge Rate: 100C
•     Connector Type: XT60 / Deans T / EC3
•     Dimensions: Approx. 103×34×23mm (±3mm) / 4.06×1.34×0.91 in
•     Weight: Approx. 177g (±15g) / 0.39lb / 6.24oz
•     Type: Soft Case
•     Package: 2-Pack

What’s Included: 2 × Nihewo 11.1V 3S 2200mAh 100C Soft Case LiPo Batteries

FAQ

Q1: What does 100C mean? Will it damage my ESC?
A: 100C means it can safely deliver up to 220A continuously. Your ESC draws only the current it needs; the battery does not push current. This high-discharge rating actually reduces voltage sag, giving you more responsive throttle without harming the ESC.

Q2: Will it fit my RC car?
A: Dimensions are 103×34×23mm, a standard 3S size. It fits most 1/10 models like Traxxas Slash (ensure 3S LiPo mode) and ARRMA Senton. Simply measure your battery tray length, width, and height to confirm.

Q3: How do I care for a soft case LiPo?
A: 1. Never over-discharge: Keep cells above 3.2V; set LVC to 3.5V–3.6V/cell.
2. Storage: For >3 days idle, charge/discharge to 3.80–3.85V/cell to prevent puffing.
3. Avoid physical damage: Protect from punctures and sharp objects.
4. Charge safely: Use a quality balance charger, charge at ≤1C (2.2A) in a fire-safe area.

Q4: Why a 2-pack? How long will it run?
A: Double the fun – swap and keep running. Expect 10–20 minutes per pack in a 1/10 truck, depending on driving style. Start with a 5-minute run, then check voltage to find your safe limit and avoid over-discharging.

Q5: What if my ESC connector doesn’t match?
A: If XT60/Deans/EC3 don’t fit, use a compatible adapter or solder a matching plug onto your ESC. Direct soldering is recommended for the lowest resistance and best reliability.