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The Specna Arms brand 7.4V 1300mAh 15/30C LiPo battery is designed for use in strike ball drives with Tamiya mini connectors. It provides a normal discharge current of 15C, a maximum discharge current of 30C, and a voltage of 7.4V.
Benefits:
Significantly longer time in-game;
Capacity to size/weight ratio;
Energy efficiency;
No memory effect;
Possibility of frequent recharging without complete discharge.
High quality ensures minimal internal resistance and voltage stability even under heavy loads. This allows you to increase the service life significantly - in terms of the number of charge-discharge cycles, the advantage of such batteries over similar models can reach 20%. If the rules of use are followed, a battery of this type has an average “life” of 500 - 700 cycles.
Another important advantage of Li-Po (lithium-polymer) batteries is a low level of self-discharge, no more than 3-5% of charge per month;
The battery should be charged at room temperature;
To maintain performance while charging, you need to use balancing when plugging in. For this purpose, the Li-Po element is equipped with a special connector, and quality chargers have built-in balancers.
Specifications
Type: Li-Pol
Number of cells: 2
Capacity: 1300 mAh
Voltage: 7.4V
Connector: Tamiya mini
Discharge current: 15/30C
Dimensions: 65 x 35 x 13 mm
Weight: 65 g/2.3 oz
For LiPo and Li-Ion batteries, the warranty only covers switching on. The product cannot be returned or exchanged in the future!
Do not allow the battery to discharge below the maximum permissible level (3 V per section), this may cause damage, and in some cases, fire. An unused battery must be charged to 70%.
When using, it is also important not to allow overcharging above 4.2 V per section. The battery must be charged at room temperature. To maintain performance when charging, you must use balancing when connecting.
Do not allow the battery to completely discharge!
Do not store the battery at temperatures below 0 °C.
Do not use the machine at temperatures below -1 °C.