Begadi "AMAX" LiPo Battery 11.1V 1700mAh 25C Single Stick with Dean & Adapter on Mini TAM -navy blue-
Other interesting articles:
Connection: DEAN
Size: 165 x 19 x 19mm
Weight: 112g
Capacity: 1700mAh
25C
Ideal for example for large tubes and fixed stocks, in which it is difficult to accommodate triple sticks in terms of handling. e.g.
M4 models with open stock tube*
Begadi HW17*
Begadi BURK BR10*
Begadi Sport M14
VFC G28
VFC HK417
* (fits in the second position of the stock)
The battery is delivered with a Dean connector. In addition, a compact adapter to Mini TAM is included - so that the battery can also be used for airsoft guns with Mini TAM connection if desired.
C Rate: (Discharge)
All of our AMAX batteries are specified with just one C value. This value always indicates the constant discharge current, e.g. 1100mAh with 20C can deliver a constant 22A (1100x20).
The short-term discharge current (current peak) is always twice as high here, which means a 20C battery can deliver 40C for a short time. This corresponds to 44A with a 1100mAh battery.
Another example: AMAX 11.1V - 2150mAh - 25C = Constant: 53A, Momentary: 106A
Links & Downloads:
- Tech video about Airsoft LiPo batteries: (YouTube, REAPERs Airsoft, german)
Video Content: Charging, Balances, Plugs, Charger, Safety etc.
- Begadi battery guide (link leads to guide overview)
Important general information about LiPo batteries:
Lithium polymer (LiPo/LiPoly) batteries are extremely powerful battery types that are mainly known from model making. Compared to conventional NiCD batteries, Lipo batteries maintain their voltage almost to the end, can deliver a higher current flow and maintain it even under load. The storage of Lipo batteries is also easier, since they hardly lose their performance during storage and can be charged from any charge level without any problems and without a memory effect.
Disadvantages are that Lipo batteries can catch fire if they are overcharged or if there is a cell defect. A high-quality charger including a balancer is therefore recommended to charge the LiPo battery safely.
In addition, Lipo batteries should generally be charged on a fireproof surface. A fire protection bag can also be used as an option, which offers protection in the very rare event of a battery fire.
Size: 165 x 19 x 19mm
Weight: 112g
Capacity: 1700mAh
25C
Ideal for example for large tubes and fixed stocks, in which it is difficult to accommodate triple sticks in terms of handling. e.g.
M4 models with open stock tube*
Begadi HW17*
Begadi BURK BR10*
Begadi Sport M14
VFC G28
VFC HK417
* (fits in the second position of the stock)
The battery is delivered with a Dean connector. In addition, a compact adapter to Mini TAM is included - so that the battery can also be used for airsoft guns with Mini TAM connection if desired.
C Rate: (Discharge)
All of our AMAX batteries are specified with just one C value. This value always indicates the constant discharge current, e.g. 1100mAh with 20C can deliver a constant 22A (1100x20).
The short-term discharge current (current peak) is always twice as high here, which means a 20C battery can deliver 40C for a short time. This corresponds to 44A with a 1100mAh battery.
Another example: AMAX 11.1V - 2150mAh - 25C = Constant: 53A, Momentary: 106A
Links & Downloads:
- Tech video about Airsoft LiPo batteries: (YouTube, REAPERs Airsoft, german)
Video Content: Charging, Balances, Plugs, Charger, Safety etc.
- Begadi battery guide (link leads to guide overview)
Important general information about LiPo batteries:
Lithium polymer (LiPo/LiPoly) batteries are extremely powerful battery types that are mainly known from model making. Compared to conventional NiCD batteries, Lipo batteries maintain their voltage almost to the end, can deliver a higher current flow and maintain it even under load. The storage of Lipo batteries is also easier, since they hardly lose their performance during storage and can be charged from any charge level without any problems and without a memory effect.
Disadvantages are that Lipo batteries can catch fire if they are overcharged or if there is a cell defect. A high-quality charger including a balancer is therefore recommended to charge the LiPo battery safely.
In addition, Lipo batteries should generally be charged on a fireproof surface. A fire protection bag can also be used as an option, which offers protection in the very rare event of a battery fire.
Review Partner