Best Lipo Battery For RC Cars

Batteries, batteries, who has the best battery. Only the shadow knows. A lot of young drivers may not know what the heck I mean (they’re saying whos the shadow…lol…). Anyway a good battery is worth it’s weight in gold. Manufacteuers indeed are always trying to improve their battery product and they are improving. Manufacteuers are taking notice of what drivers want and they are trying to deliever. Check out some pretty good stuff on the batteries below.

The Best 4s Lipo Battery 5000mAh For Electric Truggy And Buggy

The Gens ace Lipo 4S 5000mah 50C 14.8V LiPo battery with 5000mAh capacity offers very long run time for RC cars. The 100C max burst rate gives you enough power for acceleration. It enhances your driving experience no matter what type of driving you are into. These batteries packs are made with superior Lithium Polymer raw materials from Japan and Korea. The advanced stacking technology enables a single cell of capacity to reach 5000mah. Read the rest of the article...

There are a slew of batteries out there in the market place. And really batteries are the best when they fulfill your cars needs. There are plenty that do that. It always boils down to how one feels about the battery they are using and if they are satisfied with it. Then it becomes the best. And somtimes an innovation occurs and we have something we can talk about.

We Need to Talk About These ARRMA Batteries

Wow, Arrma, way to think way outside the battery box! The new Voltage-series Fazon and Granite trucks look like nice low-cost RTRs overall, but what really stands out is the battery system. Instead of plugging in a pack, how about just firing “raw cells” right into the chassis?

At first glance, I thought these were AA cells, and Arrma’s new vehicles were therefore mini-sized.WRONG. The Granite and Fazon Voltage trucks are 1/10 scale–so those are some big cells.

Each cell is a 1500mAh Li-Ion. As the top shot shows, each cell is at least as long as the motor. These  are “18650”-sized cells, which measure 18 x 65mm (pretty easy to guess where the “18650” designation comes from). Each is 3.7v–so this is a 22.2v “6S” truck? Nope–it’s a 7.4V vehicle.

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To choose the right battery is not rocket science and it will always be trial and error. One battery may be the end all battery for your car. But not for other cars. When you do find “that” battery for you it’s always a great feeling of accomplishment. Keep on driving.