At HobbyKing, we specialize in high-performance batteries for every type of RC enthusiast. In this guide, we’ll deep dive into the power-packed world of 50C, 100C, and 120C LiPo batteries, exploring the differences, use cases, and our top recommendations.

At HobbyKing, we understand what true RC enthusiasts need—power, durability, and performance.

This article explores three popular HobbyKing batteries—5000mAh, 800mAh LiPo, and 2200mAh rechargeable—highlighting their advantages and ideal applications. Each battery offers unique benefits in capacity, discharge rate, and size, catering to different RC models and drones. Choosing the right one ensures optimal performance, stability, and extended runtime.

In the world of remote control (RC) models, choosing the right high-performance LiPo battery is crucial for maximizing your vehicle's power and efficiency. 

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HobbyKing’s Turnigy 3S LiPo batteries redefine RC power with cutting-edge innovations like nano silicon-carbon anodes and 3D mesh current collectors, achieving 648Wh/L energy density. Designed for drones, RC cars, and helicopters, models like the 2200mAh Shorty and 6000mAh 100C Rapid deliver unmatched performance in compact or extreme setups. Featuring XT90/EC5/XT30 connectors, military-grade quality control, and real-time global inventory tracking, these batteries ensure reliability for pros and hobbyists. Whether optimizing flight time with NASA-tested formulas or avoiding common C-rating pitfalls, HobbyKing’s Turnigy series offers tailored solutions.

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Lithium polymer batteries or LIPO batteries as we describe them, are a member of the lithium-ion battery chemistry family.

Commonly, the saying goes ‘you can never have too many batteries’ and for the most part, that is true.