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Nuprol build two very similar 11.1v sticks, and the honest answer to which you want is almost entirely about the space you have. This one holds 1200mAh and measures 128mm; the 1100mAh pack is 102mm. Both are 20C, both are 3S, both use the same connector.
The extra 100mAh is about nine per cent more energy — 13.32Wh against 12.21Wh — which is a few more magazines rather than a different experience. Twenty four amps of continuous draw is plenty for a standard gearbox, so neither pack is the limiting factor in a normal build.
Where it earns its place is a gun with a long, slim battery channel — some handguards and full-length stocks have the room, and leaving it unused is just carrying a smaller battery than you need to.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Chemistry | LiPo — lithium polymer |
| Capacity | 1200mAh |
| Voltage | 11.1v (3S) |
| Constant discharge | 20c @ 24A |
| Burst discharge | 40c @ 48A |
| Energy | 13.32Wh |
| Connector | Small Tamiya |
| Balance connector | JST-XH |
| Cable gauge | AWG 16 |
| Configuration | Stick |
| Weight | 125 g |
| Dimensions | 19 x 21 x 128 mm |
| Manufacturer | Nuprol |
| Barcode | 754311543076 |
Good to know before you buy
Measure the channel, then pick the length. This pack needs 128mm clear. If you have that, take it over the shorter one; if you are unsure, the 102mm version fits more guns. We would rather you measured than guessed and sent one back.
Same charging regime as any 3S pack. Balance charger through the JST-XH lead, fire-safe bag, and do not store it full. Everything you need is in our battery section.
Spare packs are worth more than a bigger pack. Two of these swapped between games beats one large battery you nurse all day, and it means a failure mid-game is an inconvenience rather than the end of it.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the 1100mAh version?
Capacity and length. This holds 1200mAh and is 128mm long; the other holds 1100mAh and is 102mm. The rating, cell count and connector are identical, so it is a fitment choice.
Is the extra capacity worth it?
Only if the length fits. Nine per cent more energy is real but modest, and it is not worth forcing a pack into a space it does not want to be in.
Will it work on a gun wired for Deans?
Not directly. This has a small Tamiya plug. Use an adapter lead, or ask us about a Deans pack in a similar size.
Does the higher capacity mean more power?
No. Capacity is how long it runs, not how hard it pulls. Voltage and the C rating are what affect how the gun feels, and both are the same across these two packs.