ZIPPY Flightmax 3000mAh 6S1P 20C

 Arnoldo 16 points

39 x 43.5 x 135 mm , I have one right here now. Hope that help.

 rob 98 30 points

Its easy my friend click on product then add to cart you can then continue shopping or go to check out insert address (if you havnt opend an account) decide on shipping method from options givin and payment method (paypal is easiest) click pay now and your done

 afird 71 points

they're provided exactly as in the picture. rgds.

 Micke_SWE 29 points

Leangth: 110mm, Height: 46mm, Width: 46mm. I measured two batterys and they are exactly the same size.

 Pedrochu 10 points

Esta bateria entra perfectamente en el Hk500

 peter-nz 18 points

I only read english.......

 Dragevo 606 points

I believe he said that it's a perfect fit..

 Adam939 12 points

Fits perfectly, but is weak (only for learning to fly). Maximum engine power can not be greater than 1400Watt = (60A on 6s) if you use the engine for example: I use Aalign 500MX (1650W = 70A on 6s) with battery 3700mAh 25C = 92.5 A. and after the flight battery is warm (40 * C)

 junglegym 119 points

Warning when ordering this battery, dimensions list the length at 111mm but the one I received was 134mm in length and thinner all round making it useless for the application I intended it for.

 Realistic 3 points

Best use a higher rating so the battery don't get heat up easily. Unless you are sure that your maximum current draw is only a few seconds, you will be much better with a higher c rating cell as the burst is not for continuous current drawing at that level

 Ridzuan Shah 5 points

don wori...i use on heli with 80A ESC...idle throtthe 85pcnt...lipo can withstand.if u ever over drain it it will puff but it will shrink bac to normal once the tempreature is normal.u get value for money but sacrifice power.flight time the same wit higher C lipo.73A max draw is nothing to this lipo's capability...

 H-KING_SCOTT 5160 points

6amps max

 Barrocco 6 points

Rule: 1c at home, 2c at field So for this batt: 3Amps at home, 6Amps at field.

 Paul 11 points

States max charge rate 2c, equal to 6 amps.

 Marco 5 points

you can charge battery at least at 6000 mAh

 mariano2cv 18 points

Hi friend for you to choose a lipo should always calculate a 30 extra. For example if you need 60amp discharge should buy a 30C 3000mAh lipo. IF you choose bearing in mind that their batteries last much longer because you is not stretched to the limit. Greetings

 frankyboy 36 points

its nt for the motor it is for servo and reciver

 AdrenaCo 135 points

No, I think you would be pushing it over it's limits as 20C x 3000Mah equals 60A. Choose a battery that can safely provide 70A and you should be safe.

 xnalpf 57 points

No. It can cope 60A max. (3Ah *20C) but this is really the max. rating and for safety you should add at last 20 of the desired current. So you need a Pack that can handle 70A 14A buffer => 84A. So it's either 4,2Ah at 20C or (better) 3Ah at ~30C. But i would even suggest to use a 40C Pack.

 Sp1k3 55 points

If you multiply 3Ah times 20 (which is that maximmum output current rating), you will achieve 60A. I would not reccomend this current rating for this application. You should at least have a 30C for this.

 HellyFlyer 1249 points

Yes you may please see this site for better explanaiton. www.link

 nemoskull 49 points

it is possible, but not likely. 3000 mAh pack is a 3 amp pack. 20C means the number of amps it can safely putout, I.E. 3 amp X 20 = 60 amps. But due to variations in climate and locations, this pack may put out less under certain conditions, such as in very low temperatures. short answer: No, it will damage. try this one www.link its good for at least 100 amps and can even supply up to 150 for short times. in stock in USA wareho

 dwvabeach 66 points

The formula for calculating pack capacity is C rating x mAh capacity /1000 some wiggle room. This pack is a 20C x 3000 mAh = 60 Amps capable. However if you want you packs to last a good long time, you would want some extra wiggle room. A lot of people like to use the 80 rule, where they only use 80 of the pack's capacity and capability. This pack would be running at or above its capability. You would want to either get a slightly higher C rated pack (30C) or a slightly bigger pack (400

 vasy1 605 points

You are pushing it and that is never a good idea. To balance the plane you need 4000-5000 mah lipo anyway and in 20C that will fly it ok. Better to carry extra mah then lead in the nose. With just a 3000 your flight times will be limited to take off 2 circles and landing :) (well, close to that) I fly that plane on 4000 and get around 4 minutes. Still had to add some weight to the front.

 alloba 22 points

Hi, if you have 60-70Amps of consumption, the recommended values are at least 15 more battery supply in continuos mode to not damage the pack. Regards

 stampede_dude 54 points

20C constant multiplied by 3000mah equals a safe constant discharge rate of 60 amps. The pack has a burst discharge rate of 30C, which is 90 amps, but that is only for a short period of time. To be safe, I would go with a pack that has the same mAh rating and a higher constant discharge rate.

 Gaijin 8 points

20c is right on the low end of the limit (60Amps), try a 30 C battery to be safe

 jason 9 points

yes 20 will give you max burst of 120 amps. you will be safe!

 robert14 40 points

3000Mah 20C is 60Amps, it's on the edge and not good for your lipo life. I would look for an 30C version *)

 madgadget 12 points

Yes however your consumption is calculated and if a bearing is bad or some other unknown you could easily double that and the pack would still perform but for much less time. May I suggest turning the esc cutoff voltage to 3.2 and utilize a wattmeter to get actual consumption. Very little chance of hurting anything under those conditions.

 Sansan 77 points

I used those on test stand (2x3Sx3000) with 90 edf will not advise them 'cose packs get worm shortly and the V drops to 19.5v - better use turnigy nano or higher C-rate

 gilles 8 points

Hello, i use the same lipo on a mirage 2000 with a quanum brushless. with 58-60 amps it's ok, but i take care to not fly 100 more than 30-45 seconds. i had tested a 2650mAh, but i got power cut's during the fly, probably because the esc detected some low voltage. It vould be better that you chose >3500 mAh 20c or 3000 30,40c.

 edfgoofy 32 points

That current is ok for prop 3D/F3A use but maybe tad more for EDF. My FF Sabre goes now two year old 20C/3600mAh and better with 40C/3600mAh. Difference is audible.

 Knopke 15 points

I think 30C will be the better choice...

 Fernando 8 points

they will not lat much at that consumption but very mcuh depends on the peaks, 3000 ma 20c ae 60A

 __1jcd 6 points

they will work with alot of throttle management no wide open throttle for more than 15sec. the discharge rate of that batt is 20c that means 20x capacity, capacity is 3000mah or 3.0ah so 20x3=60amps continuous a better batt would be a 3000mah 30c pack that would be 30x3=90amps continuous, more c rating = longer batt life and better sustained voltage which is the key

 cookci 14 points

I needed to trim the frame a little.

I cut the frame the look like the version 2 frame and it fits perfectly.

 David 1 points

Yep, But it is a very tight squeeze, unless you reduce the frame a little.

ALign have reduced the frame size on the new models so I just copied this to cut down mine.

Cheers

 XxBonesXx 9 points

it fit for me but real tight fit and wears on battery after a few flights

 helijonas 9 points

Yes they will fit. With best regards, Jonas.

 Knopke 15 points

I think it would be to heave to reach correct c.g. The Turnigy 6s 2650 fits perfectly

 Stumpe 15 points

Fits fine in mine, but u just need to adjust the batt to get the cog right, good flight times as just a while longer then the 2650s

 Marco 5 points

i fly with t-rex 600 with battery mounted side on side. If you fly with head speed at abot 1800 , you can pilot for abouty 8 minutes

 rocketscience 319 points

Did you put it in a trex500 or similar heli? If so, did the dimensions in fact change so that you can't put canopy on without modification?

 AlvaroSpain1971 223 points

I put them in a SJM430 (500 series) heli, intead of the thickness, it suit alright with the canopy

 Beaufighter 1808 points

JST-XH

 tigar 67 points

use a 6s charger. It plugs direct to charger

 Marco 5 points

jst-xh

 vasikn 54 points

This processing takes them sometimes quite a long time... But if you have in your ivoice written at this item "reserved" you don't have to worry. Even if their amount went below zero, yours would be reserved and going to be sent as sooon as they put it into the package. Number is decreasing just by "reserving" of them, not by shipping out*-)

 sid3ways 157 points

Let me know anywhere else in the world you can find QUALITY batteries this cheap. You can't, just be patient. *)

 AlvaroSpain1971 223 points

search some ebay items

 Ermax 76 points

BE VERY CAREFULL, THESE DO NOT FIT IN T-REX 500!!
These lipo's have changed dimentions.
I have orderd these before with totaly diffrent dimensions.
They used to be 136X38x45
The dimensions now are 134x48x46
The bad part is when i click on the old itmes i have purchased i get to this page sujesting these are the same lipo's THEY ARE NOT!!!