Turnigy 4000mAh 3S 30C Lipo Pack

 Santhosh 188 points

The reason for bullet connectors and not XT60 is XT60 can handle upto 60Amps This battery is capable of giving upto 120A so they are using bullet connectors. For charging use Pdt ID:XT60-HXT4MM-B or Pdt ID:4MM-CHR

 Timeman 33 points

YES IT WILL !!! :) Tomek

 turbine 5 points

why do you blank out my remarks about the way you deal with complaints ???????

 Timeman 33 points

HK will do this to protect them SELF'S NOT U OR ME..... Im getting the ****s after 2 years now they have ripped me off over $100 and SAY NOTHING ABOUT IT ? All they are saying in not to clear words to me IS SUCKED IN YOUR MONEY IS OURS NOW.... I paid for parts and GOT NOTHING ???? Yes Im mad at them Iv spent over $2,500 here on a HOBBY ... FOOK ME !!! How about some After sales service HK.... ??? Thanks for making me pay for a part and not giving it to me ... NICE ACT !!!!

 Anjay 31 points

Hi, 4mm Bullet-connectors 1x female 1x male (opposite to what's on the battery) you will need to soldier them to input of esc. Not to hard to find them on line shops or in most electronic shops.

 Santhosh 188 points

Use the charge connector Product ID:4MM-CHR

 triks75 18 points

Should do but which truck got? an can your esc & motor can handle 11v ? i'm using this battery in step up stinger 8.5t motor & also in hyper mini stE

 guppyfish 1 points

the 1/10th truck that hk sells. i dont know if it can handle it may have to upgrade but to what?

 Mrzipi 18 points

Of course, if your truck has always been to support 3 cell lipo and therefore there is a cutoff to save your battery. In addition, you must be sure that your truck must not absorb more than 120A, even if it seems impossible that a scale model 1 / 10 absorb so much.

 triks75 18 points

it comes with 4mm bullets because shall cope with the ampage draw safely, you have reduced that value so whats gonna happen is the plug may melt in time depending on what using in/with run risk of damaging cells even model if goes tits up :/

 seedo 103 points

it doesn't matter witch plug you use they can handle 200c degree of heat if you get higher than that then no matter what connector you use say goodbye to the ESC.

 straton 226 points

Xt60, according to my tests, will handle 90Amps easily. I prefer them over bullet. keep that in mind.

 FLAVIO 1 points

Todas marcas de Baterias, vem com terminais diferentes, eu faço assim, criei um padrão meu, dai todas que compro eu troco. Boa sorte.

 Didimau 23 points

Hi
they come with EC3 Pluggs. I replaced mine with XT60 and so far its been working well. I do pull more amps through them then recomended tho

 Zdenek 6 points

Pouzivano v samokridle MaxiSWIFT. Zazila pad z 50ti metru na louku a drzi :-).

 Thomas 29 points

its all about supply & demand...

 g_ynot 8 points

I dont understand it ether sometimes they have the same battery on a difrent page for diferent prices, i think they just make errors but hey better battery for cheeper

 karjen 5 points

Most of the times the answer lies in the amount of c ( discharge) of the battery how more c how more discharge. For example a 4000 mah you can discharge at a max. of 30*4= 120 amp. max. a battery with 20c is 20*4= 80 amp. max.

 Tfaile 7 points

It also depends on where it is being shipped from. I have noticed that the batteries stored at the US warehouse are a couple bucks more expensive. Also as mentioned before it depends on the discharge rate.You are always going to spend more for a battery with a higher discharge rate. To get the most for your money I suggest double checking the cell count as well as the output rate. If they are identical and at the same warehouse contact customer support, they will help you.

 Ugur 5 points

I think You should consider the weight here. Becuse the price difference between 4000mAh and 3600mAh.

 carmichael 3 points

depends on where it is stocked. seems like the US location is always more expensive for US customers.