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Boslipo (Tactical Version) 7.4v (Mini Tamiya)
USD11.25
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Description
A 2S 7.4v pack from the Boslipo Tactical line, built for blasters running a Mini Tamiya connector rather than Deans, XT30, XT60 or T-Plug — check your existing lead before ordering so you don't end up with the wrong plug. Rated at 1200mAh with a 25C high discharge rate, it's aimed at delivering steady current to a motor without the voltage sag you get from cheaper, generically-rated packs.
Dimensions are 13.5cm (L) x 2cm (W) x 1cm (H) — slimmer and flatter than the 11.1v packs in the same range, which suits blasters with a shallower battery tray. It's a straightforward swap for anyone stepping up from stock cells to lipo on a 7.4v platform, so long as the compartment and connector match. Always charge on a balance charger designed for 2S lipo.
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