Pulse Lipo 1350Mah 14.8V 35C Ultra Power Series

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For 250-size multirotor and similiar

Pulse Ultra Batteries - Power Redefined.Pulse Ultra Batteries have actually redefined the RC battery industry, with a goal to provide the absolute pinnacle in lithium battery innovation. After several years of exceptional success, Pulse Ultra batteries have actually lived up to their name in the RC industry, offering huge power & performance at cost levels merely unusual with a battery innovation of this ability. Committed within the RC helicopter industry, along with a fast improvement in the airplane & multi rotor segment, Pulse has quickly become the choice of professional level pilots and beyond, filling the flight line with pilots of all skill levels & needs. Outfitted to carry out, Pulse Ultra is the brand pilots look for, when compared to other battery produces in the marketplace, Pulse continues to provide levels of quality, performance and power that outstrip all others.Offered in a myriad of cell counts, capabilities, C ratings and size ranges, Pulse Ultra batteries are set apart by 5C charge rates, big selection for all manners of airplane, high quality construction, and a track record that is real to form. Expanding even further, Pulse Ultra supplies devoted batteries for receiver applications, transmitter applications, airplane applications, and multi rotor applications as well.Living up to the intrinsic quality Pulse Ultra is known for, each Pulse Ultra battery is geared up with a (90) day producer warranty at the time of sale, proving how severe Pulse is committed to quality. For the ultimate choice in battery innovation for helicopter, multi rotors, airplane applications and more, Pulse Ultra lithium polymer batteries live up to their name, seen by lots of within the industry as the very best in lithium polymer power.* True 5C Charge Rates* Myriads of Voltages, Capacities & C Scores* 15C / 25C / 35C / 45C / 65C Layouts for High Power Demands* Large Multi Rotor Packs Suited Specifically for Multi Rotor Demands * Multiple Aircraft Battery Applications Offered* Transmitter & Receiver Pack Alternatives* Large AWG Wiring for Maximum Power Applications* Industry Conventional JST/XH Balance Taps* 90 Day Maker Guarantee from Point of Client Purchase

Requirements:

Voltage: 14.8V
Cell Count: FOUR
Capability: 1350mAh
Discharge Rate: 35C
Charge Rate: 5C
Measurements:
Weight:
Balance Tap: JST-XH

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