Mystery 11.1V 2200mAh Lithium Polymer Rechargeable Battery

Pros: - True capacity it's about 2100 mAh (measured using iMAX B6) - Many connectors, so it's compatible with many RC transmitters

Cons: so far I cannot say nothing wrong about it

Other: One time I forgot to turn off my RC transmitter, and battery was discharged under 2.5V per cell, so it's slightly swollen. I put it to fridge for two days, and now, after recharge it still working fine. (It's of course my mistake) I using it with Turnigy 9X RC system, runtime it's about 10 hours of flighting.

Pros: LIPO is for FUTABA xmtr (I use a 7C) fits in battery bay precise.
All connectors are of a good quality.
Came in all cells balanced well, 3,87Volts

Cons: Hooked on LIPO charger and after charging only 4,15 Volts per cell was reached, normaly 4,2 Volts.
I have an older one with the same problem so this LIPO willnot be 100% full, 12,6 Volts

Other: Overall a good product, good build and works great.

Pros: 1 ) Voltage: 11.1V . 2 ) Continuous Discharge Rate: 20C . 3 ) Type: Li-polymer . 4 ) Battery Converter Cable :T Female Plug . 5 ) Size: 102.7 mm x 33.3 mm x 24.4 mm . 6 ) Real capacity : 2000 - 2100 mah . 7 ) Charger Time: about 2.5 hours (by input 1A) . 8) Weight: 195 g .

Cons: None that I can think of. What can go wrong? Sorry , couldn?t fine one...

Other: Excellent lithium polymer rechargeable battery for used for remote controller

Pros: Has a good load, lasts for a long time, not only using with RC transmitters but also in other devices such as sensors and Arduino. Has a stable voltage, even a little above what was said there (about 12V, using the multimeter), but will not damage the device that you're using with. The price is the best i've seen in DX for this charge.

Cons: I bought two of these. One is working great, but the other one had a cell steamed, but I don't know if this can lessen the charge or the quality of the battery.

Other: I'm using this with an Arduino, to make a robot