Rebel HPA Micro Li-Ion Battery 350mAh 7.4V
Rebel HPA Micro Li-Ion Battery 350mAh 7.4V
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DETAILS
- description
An HPA engine draws power for its solenoid and fire control unit, not for a motor, so the battery it needs is tiny. This is Rebel's Li-Ion version of that micro pack, at 350mAh rather than the 300mAh of the LiPo original.
The Li-Ion chemistry is the meaningful difference. It holds charge far better in storage, so a pack left in a gun between games is more likely to still have something in it, and it is less prone to puffing than a small LiPo that has been repeatedly run down.
It uses a JST connector, which is the standard fitting on most HPA control boards, and fits the same cramped wiring spaces.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Chemistry | Lithium-Ion |
| Capacity | 350mAh |
| Voltage | 7.4V |
| Connector | JST |
| Type | HPA micro - engine and FCU power |
| Brand | Rebel Precision |
Good to know before you buy
Set your charger to Li-Ion rather than LiPo. The RBC02 and RBC03 both handle that chemistry; the RBC01 will not. It powers electronics, not a motor, so it will not run an AEG. Check your engine states a 7.4V window and a JST fitting.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the 300mAh LiPo micro?
Slightly more capacity, and Li-Ion chemistry - which holds charge better in storage and is less prone to puffing. Both do the same job.
Which chargers work with it?
Any charger with a Li-Ion mode. Our RBC02 and RBC03 both support Li-Ion; the RBC01 does not.
Will it run an AEG?
No. It powers an HPA engine's solenoid and control board only - nowhere near enough to drive a motor.
Which engines take it?
Most HPA engines running a 7.4V control board with a JST fitting. Check your engine's stated voltage window first.