Hank Tactical 11.1 V LiPo, 1450 mAh, Stick, Deans
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About Hank Tactical 11.1 V LiPo, 1450 mAh, Stick, Deans
Hank Tactical 11.1 V LiPo battery, 1450 mAh, in stick format with a Deans connector. The battery is for airsoft AEGs with a battery space in the handguard, buffer tube or a stock with room for a stick battery.
The discharge rate is 30C, and the battery measures 115 × 15 × 20 mm and weighs 81 g.
Hank Tactical 11.1 V stick – what you need to know
- 11.1 V: Gives a higher rate of fire and faster trigger response than 7.4 V. The gun should have a MOSFET or an electronic trigger, as the higher currents otherwise wear the trigger contacts.
- Deans connector: Deans has lower resistance than Tamiya. If your gun has a Tamiya connector, the connector must be changed or an adapter used.
- Stick format: A single 115 mm battery that fits most stick battery spaces. Check the dimensions against your battery space.
- 30C: Enough discharge capacity for a standard AEG. See also the 7.4 V version with Deans.
Who is it for?
For players with an AEG with a MOSFET and Deans connector who want more response. If your gun has no MOSFET, or it is an older AEG, 7.4 V is a safer choice.
Maintenance and safety
LiPo batteries must be charged with a balance LiPo charger, such as the Hank Tactical LiPo charger. Never charge unattended, store the battery in a LiPo safety bag and remove it from the gun after use. Do not use a swollen or damaged battery.
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