Zeee 7.2V NiMH Battery 3600mAh RC Battery High Power with Tamiya Connector for RC Car RC Truck Associated HPI Losi Kyosho Racing Hobby

After visiting 3 local hobby stores and each one said my old Rustler was no good. This battery brought my car back to life. Charged battery and took off like new! I used it for 15-20 minutes and did not die!

Worked great for replacing the battery on my Ariens Deluxe EFI snowblower. Without it, the motor would not start. After a quick install under the dash panel, the motor started right up and hasn’t had any issues since.

Brought my rc car back to life! Battery seems to be good quality and lasts for a long time. They function well and seem to be a higher capacity than the oem battery!

Really solid nimh pack, sent it through the mud and dirt, beat on it, charges right back up and goes through every cycle perfectly! Can't really complain about anything, great drop in for a TT02 or similar!

It arrived not damaged and I charged it for a while then put in my tv truck and it worked well

Bought this NiMh 3600mAh stick pack for my old Tamiya F201 F1 car because the thickness dimension seems to fit better. I have 4000mAh 2S lipos but it is a bit of a tight fit and the battery case would rub on the propeller shaft sleeve, creating drag and gouging the battery casing. This stick pack fits perfectly and because it is thinner (22.5mm compared to 24.5mm on the lipo) it gives just enough clearance for the propeller shaft to turn free. I wanted to know if the advertised capacity, 3600mAh, is really true. I cycled the battery 2x, discharging at 3C, with cut off set at 0.9v/cell, and charging at 1C. I was pleasantly surprised that this battery’s stated capacity of 3600, is in fact, true. After the 2nd cycle, the charged capacity reached 4025 mAh at 8.7v. Very satisfied with purchase and will buy another but with the 4200 mAh capacity.

Great pack, I use this to repair an external game gear battery. I don’t recommend connecting this to the game gear battery pack for charging because it starts the charging out at 8.4 V and 0.2 A however the voltage starts to creep up closer to 9 V after a while and that’s too high to charge nickel metal hydride. So I decided to make an opening in the top of the battery pack to expose 2 connectors (battery connector and a connector to the pack battery connection). When you connect them together it provides power to the pack, and then the pack provides power to the game gear. When the battery needs to be recharged. I disconnect the connector and then connect it up to my nickel metal hydride charger and charge at 3.6A for an hour. The cool thing is I put a small adapter in between the two connectors with another connector that I can hook up a battery monitor so I can watch the voltage when playing.

excellent battery