LiPo (Lithium Polymer) Vs NiMH (Nickel-Metal-Hydride): which one is better? If you asked this question 10 years ago you will find yourself in a deadlock. Heated debates on which was the superior battery was a recurring theme. However, today, LiPos are the de facto king when it comes to RC batteries. In this blog, we look at the differences between LiPo and NiMH batteries, and why LiPos are the superior choice.

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Battery accessories are crucial when it comes to safety in your hobby, battery lifespan, battery versatility, and overall user experience and enjoyment. Here are 5 battery accessories that everyone (who is serious about the RC hobby) should be using:

LiPo (lithium polymer) batteries: one of the greatest innovations in the RC universe yet, somewhat confusing. What do the numbers mean on a LiPo? What does the "C" mean? What does the "S" stand for? In this blog, we will decipher the LiPo code together.

A few months ago I received a Nano-Tech Plus pack to test for HobbyKing, a 2200 4S Turnigy 70-150C Nano-Tech battery to be specific.

To answer this question we discuss basics LIPO batteries and the reasons for discharging batteries after use.

I'm tired. I'm worn out. My lipo test rig is tired, and after 1,980 cycles this new battery has finally worn out.

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.

Safety is paramount. It’s definitely not something that you should neglect. The consequences of not taking safety seriously can be deadly and this has been the case on numerous occasions.