can this battery be used in a quadcopter? if so wich motors and what ESC(speed controller)
1363583
Yes, this battery can be used in a quadcopter. I'm using it in my FlameWheel F450 with the DJI E300 15A Opto ESC Speed Controllers (4) and DJI 2212 920KV Motor (4). I get about 10 minutes of flight time (semi-aggressive).
874157
The sidewinder esc comes with no connector on it so you can solder whatever end is required for your battery. I highly recommend using a 2s lipo battery. You will be disappointed using the battery that you mentioned. I use deans connectors on all my rc's. Batteries and esc's. Hope this helps.
1215730
The frame plates are fiberglass PCB, so you can solder your ESC's directly to it. The arms are typical DJI clone arms, somewhat flexible plastic, but I have managed to break 2 of them in what I would consider a light crash. You are correct, the motor to motor distance is 450mm, but I don't have a scale to measure its weight.
1388281
Its a low voltage lithium-ion battery. I love flying this thing but can not find where to get parts, like spare battery.
581329
The largest battery I have used is the 600mah found here: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__20385__Turnigy_nano_tech_600mah_1S_35_70C_Lipo_Nine_Eagles_Solo_Pro_328_Eflite_MQX_120SR_.html Potentially, you could use something bigger I suppose but weight does become an issue. The battery above fits in stock holder though it can be a bit snug. This model does not have brushless motors and it is not practical to refit them to it. Too many things would have to be changed on it and it would cost much more to do this as opposed to simply purchasing a model designed with brushless motors in the first place.
33532
It is a nonstandard lithium battery made specific for the helicopter.You'd need to shop for the specific model of copter to find the right battery.
2212748
Not sure. These batteries have the standard connector with one side of the connector being a square and the other side is a half a circle. Look at the end of the connector. Then make sure your connector on your speed controller is of the same type.
1363042
Holy smoke! What are you going to use it in? Plane? Car? Boat? How big? How many channels are you using? Most ESC (electronic speed controls) will reduce the battery output to the receiver to not more than about 6 volts, which is what it needs. Much more information is needed from you.
67267
Yes if it is a brushed motor. For traxxas titan 550. For VXL this would be under gunned and would need a Lipo battery .
2257269
The battery is a 1S LiPo battery (1 cell) and is quite powerful. The Quad flies for about 6-8 min on a single charge with the front and back lights off (5-7 with them on). Flight times vary by flying style. The blue light on the bottom draws only a few micro amps so it should not affect flight times. However you should always unplug the battery when the quad is not in use since depleting the LiPo over time may permanently damage it.
1503542
Your flight control does not determine what motor you use. You can use any motor you want. You have to find a frame then you find the right size motor for the frame then you have to find the right size esc to use, this I determineed by the amount of amps your motor draws then you find you Lipo size.
393317
I used ths for my drone. I looked through the fc40 owners manual and this battery matches the specs. One thing you may have to do is change the battery connector to match, but if my memories serves me, this battery comes with an adapter. Have fun. Looks like a cool craft.
2046929
Top speed on Nimh is less than 10mph-15 I would estimate, the esc isn't rated to handle lipo batteries. At least the one that came in mine a year and a half ago.
325515
The battery will fit, but the rating is 160mah@15c and yours is a 25c. This will slow down the copter. This just translates to less power dump into the system when given that burst of speed from the throttle. If you want the same performance, then go with a 25c battery. A 160mah is the normal , but you could go up to a 200mah @35c. Just keep the VOLTS at 3.7v.
2187602
If the quad can use a 3 cell LiPo, then it can use this one as long as it physically fits.
1729192
I believe that is a 3.6V battery, and you will need at least 5V to drive the motors properly. So, connecting two or more of them of them in series should work. I found that a 9-12V source with a speed controller (so the final voltage to the motor is 6-8V) works well.
2217563
Yes of course. FyI the eflight batteries are not the best batteries there are after market batteries that are cheaper and provide longer flight times than the eflight batteries oh and an additional fyi just Bc you have more batteries and can charge many at the same time with this device and its a nice conveinence you cannot fly back to back flights with electric helicopters you will fry the engine! Also frying the engine may or may not be a big deal depending on if you don't mind spending the $10.00 or $100.00 engine replacement and of course you gotta take the whole thing apart to replace the engine.....I did all that uour welcome Yes of course. FyI the eflight batteries are not the best batteries there are after market batteries that are cheaper and provide longer flight times than the eflight batteries oh and an additional fyi just Bc you have more batteries and can charge many at the same time with this device and its a nice conveinence you cannot fly back to back flights with electric helicopters you will fry the engine! Also frying the engine may or may not be a big deal depending on if you don't mind spending the $10.00 or $100.00 engine replacement and of course you gotta take the whole thing apart to replace... » Read More Yes of course. FyI the eflight batteries are not the best batteries there are after market batteries that are cheaper and provide longer flight times than the eflight batteries oh and an additional fyi just Bc you have more batteries and can charge many at the same time with this device and its a nice conveinence you cannot fly back to back flights with electric helicopters you will fry the engine! Also frying the engine may or may not be a big deal depending on if you don't mind spending the $10.00 or $100.00 engine replacement and of course you gotta take the whole thing apart to replace the engine.....I did all that uour welcome « Show Less