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Boslipo (Tactical Version) 11.1v (Mini Tamiya)
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This is the 11.1v (3S) version of Boslipo's Tactical line fitted with a Mini Tamiya connector, giving you the extra punch of a 3-cell pack over the 7.4v option without changing plug type if your blaster already runs Mini Tamiya. It's rated at a 25C high discharge rate, so it's built to keep feeding a demanding motor rather than tapping out under load like a low-C pack would.
Battery dimensions come in at 11cm (L) x 2cm (W) x 2cm (H), the standard compact block size used across most of the 11.1v Boslipo range — worth double-checking against your battery compartment if you're upgrading from a smaller 7.4v cell. As with any lipo, charge it on a dedicated balance charger, store it at storage voltage when not in regular use, and never charge it unattended.
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