Gens Ace 2S LiPo Transmitter Battery (7.4V/3800mAh) w/JST Connector
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Gens Ace batteries have been proven within the Radio Control community to deliver reliable and consistent performance for all modelers alike. All Gens Ace batteries offer superior cell matching at the factory, and are extremely consistent in selecting matched cells after each and every batch produced. Additionally, low internal resistance (IR), offers modelers stable voltage output through the whole duration of the battery.
Specifications:
Voltage: 7.4V
Cell Count: 2S1P
Capacity: 3800mAh
Dimensions: 70x52x18mm (LxWxH)
Weight: 133g
Plugs: JST
Specifications:
Voltage: 7.4V
Cell Count: 2S1P
Capacity: 3800mAh
Dimensions: 70x52x18mm (LxWxH)
Weight: 133g
Plugs: JST
This product was added to our catalog on June 7, 2022
chris pearce
Verified Owner
Saturday, Dec 9 2023 (4 months ago)
Gens Ace 2S LiPo Transmitter Battery (7.4V/3800mAh)
Purchased for the cheapy Radiolink transmitters. And the fit is awesome. I added a bit of foam between radio and battery to prevent a bit of movement.
But funny story...I was working on fitting lights to a vehicle, got really late and decided to call it a night, went to work the next day, stopped at grocery store on the way home, go inside the house to put things away and change out of work clothes. Sat down at the RC bench and there the radio sat with screen still on....7.6V displayed on the screen!!!! First time I have ever left a radio on by mistake, and hopefully it's the last. 18-years in the hobby. So I'm chalking that up to the capacity of the battery for lasting so long and preventing damage due to a low voltage scenario. I have no idea what would happen, but I've seen plenty of video of bad situations with lipos.
But funny story...I was working on fitting lights to a vehicle, got really late and decided to call it a night, went to work the next day, stopped at grocery store on the way home, go inside the house to put things away and change out of work clothes. Sat down at the RC bench and there the radio sat with screen still on....7.6V displayed on the screen!!!! First time I have ever left a radio on by mistake, and hopefully it's the last. 18-years in the hobby. So I'm chalking that up to the capacity of the battery for lasting so long and preventing damage due to a low voltage scenario. I have no idea what would happen, but I've seen plenty of video of bad situations with lipos.
