Team Powers 6500-110C-2s 7.4V 6500mAh Race Spec LiPo Pack  [TP-6500-110C-2s]

TEAMPOWERS 7.4V 6500mAh 110C LiPo battery (TP-6500-110C-2s)
Price:
£50.55
Brand:
Team Powers
Model:
TP-6500-110C-2s
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Track-Proven Power from Team Powers 6500-110C-2s

The Team Powers 7.4V 6500mAh 110C LiPo is specified for drivers who need consistent, repeatable power. The robust hard enclosure shields the cells while the 110C discharge rating copes with high current draw during sprint laps.

Durable Build and Practical Size

Balancing capacity with weight, this Team Powers pack gives useful runtimes without excess bulk. Its nominal size of ~138mm x ~47mm x ~22.5mm and weight near ~272g make it straightforward to position in most 1/10 chassis layouts.

Specifications

  • Voltage: 7.4V
  • Capacity: 6500mAh
  • Discharge Rate: 110C
  • Dimensions: ~138mm x ~47mm x ~22.5mm
  • Weight: ~272g

Designed for racers and serious hobbyists, this battery gives dependable power delivery and protection for competitive use.

Will this pack work with high KV motors?

It can supply the current such motors draw, but ensure your ESC and wiring are rated for the higher sustained current to avoid voltage sag or overheating.

How should I charge the Team Powers 6500-110C-2s?

Use a dedicated LiPo balance charger, select the correct cell count, and charge at a safe current. Balance charging preserves cell health and pack performance.

Are there recommended storage voltages?

Store packs at around 3.7 to 3.9V per cell for medium term storage. Full charge storage or leaving packs flat will reduce overall lifespan.

Can I use this in spec class races?

Yes, if the class rules permit the voltage and capacity; the 110C rating gives robust delivery for many spec and modified setups.

What checks should I do after a crash?

Inspect the hard case for cracks, check connectors and leads for damage, and confirm the pack still balances correctly on a charger before returning to use.

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