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Nuprol Power 1300mah 7.4v 20c Stick Type

Nuprol Power 1300mah 7.4v 20c Stick Type

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Nuprol Power 1300mah 7.4v 20c Stick Type — most runtime in the standard stick footprint. 7.4 V, 1300 mAh, 20C continuous at 26 A, Small Tamiya plug, in the same 13 × 23 × 128 mm body as the 1200 — so it is the one to pick when both fit.

Where two packs are physically interchangeable, the decision collapses to runtime, and this is the larger of the two in the common stick size. It takes up no more room than the 1200 and lasts proportionally longer, which is the easiest upgrade decision in the whole range.

The voltage is the sensible 7.4 V that suits an unmodified gearbox. Rate of fire stays within what the stock motor and spring were built for, and you avoid the extra wear that a three-cell pack imposes on gears and piston.

Twenty C continuous means 26 A on demand. A standard AEG will not come close to that, so the pack delivers its voltage flat rather than sagging under the trigger.

Specifications

Specification Detail
Chemistry LiPo, lithium polymer
Voltage 7.4 V
Capacity 1300 mAh
Cell count 2
Continuous discharge 20C, 26 A
Burst discharge 40C, 52 A
Energy 9.62 Wh
Configuration Stick
Connector Small Tamiya
Balance lead JST-XH
Cable gauge AWG 16
Size 13 × 23 × 128 mm
Weight 95 g
Shipped state of charge Over 60%, per the manufacturer
Manufacturer Nuprol
⚠ Battery safety: LiPo packs need a balance charger and a little discipline. Charge inside a LiPo bag, never leave a pack charging unattended, and check cell voltages before and after — no cell below 3.3 V and none above 4.20 V. Charge at no more than 3C. Retire any pack that is swollen, unusually hot or physically damaged rather than trying one more game out of it.

7.4 V LiPo packs, side by side

The column that usually decides it is the last one. A pack that will not physically go into the space your rifle gives you is the wrong pack whatever else it does, so measure the compartment first and choose on capacity second. Every figure here is the one Nuprol publish.

Pack Capacity Continuous Connector Size
550 AEP 550 mAh 20C, 12 A AEP 14 × 25 × 82 mm
1100 stick 1100 mAh 20C, 22 A Small Tamiya 13 × 23 × 102 mm
1100 stick, Deans 1100 mAh 20C, 22 A Deans 13 × 23 × 102 mm
1200 PEQ micro 1200 mAh 30C, 36 A Small Tamiya 20 × 31 × 54 mm
1200 stick 1200 mAh 20C, 24 A Small Tamiya 13 × 23 × 128 mm
1300 stick 1300 mAh 20C, 26 A Small Tamiya 13 × 23 × 128 mm
1300 stick, Deans 1300 mAh 20C, 26 A Deans 13 × 23 × 128 mm
1450 nunchuck 1450 mAh 30C, 43.5 A Small Tamiya 16 × 17 × 115 mm
1450 nunchuck, Deans 1450 mAh 30C, 43.5 A Deans 16 × 17 × 115 mm
1450 stick 1450 mAh 30C, 43.5 A Small Tamiya 15 × 17 × 115 mm
1450 stick, Deans 1450 mAh 30C, 43.5 A Deans 15 × 17 × 115 mm
1550 stick 1550 mAh 20C, 31 A Small Tamiya 16 × 18 × 95 mm
2200 stick 2200 mAh 20C, 44 A Small Tamiya 18 × 21 × 122 mm

Good to know before you buy

Same space, more game. Identical to the 1200 in every dimension. If your compartment takes one it takes the other, so there is little reason to choose the smaller.

One pack is rarely enough for a full day. Two of these and a charger between games covers most site schedules without rationing your trigger.

Do not run it flat. Pulling a LiPo below 3.3 V per cell damages it permanently. A low-voltage buzzer or a MOSFET with cut-off is cheap insurance.

Label your packs. Once you own three identical sticks, knowing which is charged saves more time on a game day than any upgrade.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the biggest 7.4 V pack?
No — the 2200 mAh stick is, but it is a chunkier body at 18 × 21 × 122 mm. This is the biggest in the slim 128 mm footprint.

Will it work with my stock charger?
Only if that charger is a LiPo balance charger. A NiMH charger will not charge this safely.

Does a bigger capacity mean more power?
No. Capacity is how long it lasts. Voltage and the C rating govern how hard it can push, and both are unchanged from the 1200.

How long does a charge take?
That depends on your charger output rather than the pack. Charge at no more than 3C and let the balance stage finish rather than pulling it off early.

Can I leave it in the rifle between games?
Better not. Unplug it, and store at around half charge if the rifle is going back in the cupboard for a few weeks.

💡 Titan Forge Airsoft tip: Two identical packs beat one and a charger you have to find a plug socket for. Browse batteries and the matching chargers.