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- Q: What are the dimensions of the OVONIC Lipo Battery? A: The dimensions are approximately five point two inches by one point six inches by zero point nine inches.
- Q: What is the capacity of the OVONIC battery? A: The capacity is five thousand two hundred milliamp hours.
- Q: What voltage does this battery operate at? A: The battery operates at eleven point one volts.
- Q: What type of connectors does the OVONIC battery have? A: The battery features a Deans T connector and a JST-XHR-4P charging plug.
- Q: What is the weight of the OVONIC Lipo Battery? A: The battery weighs approximately three hundred twelve grams.
- Q: How do I charge the OVONIC Lipo Battery? A: Use the OVONIC dedicated charger for safety and optimal performance.
- Q: Is this battery compatible with my RC helicopter? A: Yes, it is compatible with RC planes, quadcopters, helicopters, cars, trucks, and boats.
- Q: How many cells does the OVONIC Lipo Battery have? A: The battery has three cells, classifying it as a three S battery.
- Q: Can I use this battery for racing drones? A: Yes, the battery is suitable for racing drones and other high-performance RC vehicles.
- Q: What should I do if the battery is damaged during shipping? A: Contact customer support immediately for assistance with returns and replacements.
- Q: How do I maintain the OVONIC Lipo Battery? A: Store the battery in a cool, dry place and avoid extreme temperatures to prolong its life.
- Q: What is the cycle life of the OVONIC battery? A: The battery has a cycle life of approximately three hundred fifty charges.
- Q: Is the OVONIC Lipo Battery safe for beginners? A: Yes, the battery has ISO international quality certification, ensuring safer usage.
- Q: How fast does this battery charge? A: The battery charges approximately six percent faster than typical batteries.
- Q: What materials are used in the OVONIC battery? A: The battery is made from premium lithium polymer materials, specifically LiCoO2.



