CNHL Racing Series 8000mAh 11.1V 3S 120C Hard Case Lipo Battery with EC5 Plug

Excellent battery

Excellent, good punch, good capacity ran my arrma 223s with aggressive driving for around 30 minutes and fits perfectly into the tray. Only complaint is that it is a bit heavy but it is 8 amps and the extra juice it gives compensates for the extra weight. Would buy again.

So far so good! Ive only had 2 runs on this pack so far, but its giving me the same runtimes as my gens ace 8000mah. Fits Typhon 223s and bigrock 223s perfectly.

Perfect Fit for Arrma Quake 223s

New to the RC hobby, I needed a battery to fit my brand new Arrma Quake 223s. I struggled to find a large capacity battery that seemed it would fit the dimensions the Quake manual says it will accommodate. This is basically the only website I could find that had a page specifically for the Quake, which was awesome to see. Even though the dimensions of this battery were slightly larger than what Arrma said would fit, it I rolled the dice and bought 2. Yes, both fit! It’s snug, and the only way they really fit is by moving the stock Quake connector to the top of the vehicle (instead of in the battery tray where it starts out—check YouTube for a guide on how to do it; very simple—one screw needs moved). Even after doing this, it’s TIGHT in there. The best way to get it to fit is to plug the battery in, then rest the battery on the underside of the tray (the top of the tray if the vehicle is belly-side down) and then kind of pop the tray in along with the battery. Alternatively, it looks like you can make it much easier to fit the car by trimming the two rounded “nubs” on the Quake battery tray, but I don’t really like to modify in ways that are permanent so I’ll keep doing it this way. If you need something for the Quake, THIS IS IT! I ran it hard for about 45 mins at 75% the other day and when I plugged it into my D300 charger, it said it was at ~40%. I should also state, the Quake is very hard to control (for a noob) on a 3s battery of this caliber, hence why I said I ran it at 75%, but I still say avoid 2s and go big because you can always limit the power via the transmitter like I do.