Turnigy 5000mAh 3S 20C Lipo Pack (USA Warehouse)

 william 9 points

Would be easier to help if I knew the motor and esc your using. That being said your esc has a range of options, should look something like this (Battery: 2-6 Cell Lipo / 5-18 Cell Ni-XX)... Also your motor will show something similar to that... like this (Cells: 2~4S) The Discharge rate such as 20c,30c,45c...etc is simply how fast a battery can be discharged safely. And the Mah value is just the capacity of the battery. Choose the correct number of cells for your esc/motor then get the biggest Mah pack your RC can carry based on the room you have available, and the weight you can carry.

 Sam 8 points

what you can do is cut the wires one by one then solder it is fairly easy im 12 years old and i do it with no problem of take a xt60 and a banana plug solder them together and you have an adapter for that set of batteries and it works great

 Wettfeat 53 points

No, 3S

 Mohamad 176 points

I had the same thing happen a couple of times and for me it only happened in trucks or buggies. Lot's of bouncing around, etc. however I never had it happen in my airplanes or helicopters. I agree, you can't beat the price and the quality is still very good!!

 Johnnie 11 points

Yes, that would be right... but you have to remember that, at 20c (100 amps), you're only going to get about 3 minutes while burning at 100 amps. But more realistically, while you're using say, 20 amps to run a quadcopter, you could run at 20 amps for around 15 minutes with this pack, give or take a few minutes.

 Nimesh 6 points

it's a 5 amp battery at 20C, it's good for general use. it won't pack the same punch compared to a 50C battery

 Brandon 1 points

5 amps and they are great batterys

 lance 3 points

they are right, rated at 5 amps... on a ferther note, they are great batteries for the money! use them all the time! Slash 4x4, erevo, etc.

 dhruv 103 points

These are good ,no doubt, but I like nano tech ones more.There is no loss in paying some more for a battery with longer life and more power.

 Shane 1 points

I've had some problems with the nano Techs. After some tests and runs, the nano techs did not last as long over time. Don't get me wrong, great batteries for the price but only for an extended period of time. My plain have lasted longer, did not get warm, as lipo batteries really shouldn't but will under discharge but the nano techs supplied less burst rate ate times on my quad copter.

 Dario 14 points

Yes, I solder deans onto all my batteries. So I can guarantee they work.

 Daniel 5 points

it takes some time and some soldering skills to get them on but yes.

 Mark 8 points

yep i have them on mine!

 czaba 18 points

If you are a great soldering master and can get them on, it should work ok.

 Kris 13 points

traxxas plugs work best but deans will work

 Tim.D 5 points

It comes with a plug , but you can remove it and add your own.

 robdlr 3 points

sure, however it comes with 4mm bullet connectors. I made my own traxxas adapters, you can do the same with the deans.

 Abdullah 1 points

Yup they do, soldered on mine

 Brandon 1 points

Yes deans Are the best conectors they make

 ryan 2 points

yes just wire it correctly

 Joe 30 points

Disregard, it looks like 4mm At least that's what I'm assuming, as it looks like what most of the other batteries at this size have.

 xxxdmoney 1 points

yes it has the 4mm plugs. its easy to cut off and add ur plug stile. or hk sells adapter also. might wanna check into them. way easer

 BRYANT 24 points

it has bullet connectors, cut off and solder on what you run.

 Nelson 1 points

these come with 4mm bullet connectors. Hope that helps.

 Kris 13 points

They have bullet conectors. They are 4mm. The same size as most banana plugs.

 Brandon 1 points

It's not a plug for a rc car or truck. Don't buy this cheap battery. I had 2 days before my 30 day warranty ran out and one of the cell busted. They said the warranty was void because the blue wrap busted. I would pay the extra for a venom if I were u.

 Brandon 1 points

Don't buy this cheap ass battery

 Colt1873 166 points

Mine came with HXT 4mm connectors.

 czaba 18 points

I'm pretty sure they are 3.5mm bullets,

 Tim.D 5 points

I am not sure of brand , but I cut mine off and added deans connectors that is what is most common in the states

 robdlr 3 points

4mm bullet connectors. I made my own traxxas adapter to fit in my slash. About $3 in parts and 20 minutes of your time. I would keep the bullets and adapt it to your needs. easy...