How to Choose the right drone battery! C-Rating? Mah? Cells? All explained.

How to choose the right lipo/ battery for you fpv racing drone. Learn about C - rating, cell count, voltage and size/capacity/mah. After this you will be able to find the perfect battery to suit your fpv racing drone.
Batteries you could use on a 5" racing drone
R-link 1300mah - bit.ly/2n3t0LW
Gaoneng 1500mah 110c - bit.ly/2k0pa5o
Diongy 1300mah - bit.ly/2AdLBrO
infinity 1500mah - bit.ly/2zFsOs9
Infinity racespec 1300mah - bit.ly/2Ag0dXB
Infinity Force 1500mah - bit.ly/2A7d28J
Xf Power 1500 - bit.ly/2k1G1ov
infinity force 1300mah - bit.ly/2Adm69U
Dinogy Graphine 1500mah - bit.ly/2zqnFQH
Plus a heap more at - bit.ly/2A9dZND
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[@UAVfutures]

Hopefully this helps people with choosing the right battery for their fpv race drone and a special thanks to my patreon supporters. Also there are a bunch of links to batteries in the description if you just want some recommendations.

[@adrianryan1975]

UAVfutures thanks Stu! I haven't been able to buy lipos off BG for bout 2 months but after using your link I can again. It said was unable to ship to my address but is all good now. Must be your influence. Cheers mate

[@santoshkurade7437]

man i couldnt find any better video tht explains so well!! thnx stew keep it up

[@robertquantrill]

Great explanation of what the numbers mean, but I was hoping you would be advising on what size (mah) battery you would recommend, I am building a 3" 130 and wondered what a good battery capacity would be, thanks for the great videos!

[@ChristosChristos]

So, you advise the newbies to "go grab the highest affordable to you C rating battery". And then they hit the throttle on their quads and they fry the ESCs, the board and the BECs, the VTX etc... If you are going to do a video about batteries in general, especially for quad newbies, state all the facts, the calculations with the AMPs they offer and support this video's title "How to choose the right battery". Don't just say "Go get high C rating because the battery is better". It's cost ineffective and dangerous.

[@tribefpv]

Thanks stu these sort of vids are really good, lol ive gotten alot of stuff from your vids like this cheers

[@thedroneguytoronto]

2 years later this video is still helping fpv newbs... Thanks brother

[@Ka0sNite]

The S stand for series, meaning 2 or more cells in series. you can also get cells in parallel in some packs. The C rating is a multiplication of the Ah rating. 1.3Ah times 100C is 130Amps.

[@suveersingh2871]

I am running a 6-inch tri-blade quad with a 30a ESC and Racestar BR2403s. How do I know which C rating is suitable for any setup, let alone mine? I assume a 75c to 100c would be suitable for this setup.

[@Ka0sNite]

@@suveersingh2871 so a 1300mAh 100C 4S, or up to a 2200mAh 60C 4S. Or somthing in the middle.

[@nIkbot4000]

Stu, thanks for the work you do on this channel. I'm picking this hobby back up because of the enthusiasm and knowledge you deliver in these videos. I wouldn't have bothered starting to research/buy/build/sim again without this channel for sure.

[@Jusbcauz-nj2jw]

I know this is an old video, BUT I've watched 3 or 4 videos on batteries, And your video is the only one that got the information into my thick head !! So thank you for your patience teaching this old dog A new trick.

[@lachlandemasi3814]

As a relatively new pilot I really like the MultiStar 1400mAh 4S 40-80C. They have really nice punch and have lasted perfect since I got them 7 months ago and they are only about $19 USD

[@TECHnoman753]

Which one are you using or that ur refuring to

[@evhexrc1765]

Thanks! Just going through my video feed...scrolling. Watching what looks like it may be worthwhile to watch...

[@granger3979]

Ohhhh that chop stick has returned or I haven't seen it lately ahahaha

[@OdgeBodge]

It is the chopstick of truth

[@yonasun2987]

@@OdgeBodge youth*

[@OdgeBodge]

Yona Sun what

[@yonasun2987]

@@OdgeBodge 🤦‍♂️

[@Benjijart]

I believe s stands for series that’s why 3 cell is 3 s bc there are 3 cells in series.

[@ChrisJones-qq3fc]

Actually it would be 3s1p even though it seems a bit strange :)

[@Lynxyss]

It is not strange, it's the same with 1s1p batteries, you need to spec how many are there.

[@ryanokeefe12]

Correct

[@Irigoyen4]

Stu, the “s” stands for series (as in 4 cells in series as opposed to parallel). Happy flying! :)

[@PinkeySuavo]

what did he say in the video though cause i am too lazy to watch?

[@renzevenir4853]

The way you type "Mah" at the title bothers me

[@therealjonnyd]

Mah!!! The meatloaf!!!

[@afrog2666]

In the technical world, little things matter ;)

[@stupididiot2199]

Yes it’s supposed to be mAh not Mah

[@NitrousBanshee]

Wow...! I like that new UAV intro..! Cool...!

[@NitrousBanshee]

I cant believe u look at all these stew.

[@UAVfutures]

I love reading all the comments.

[@mithunchopda]

This one came just when I needed it. As usual - not ordering anything without watching your reviews. Thanks for the video. How about a video on choosing right lipos for goggles aswell?

[@UAVfutures]

any battery within voltage range is fine for a goggle, drones are just a bit different because they draw so so many amps

[@mithunchopda]

UAVfutures Any suggestions for HeadPlay V2?

[@shermannatrix]

Hey, thanks for making this video! I'm actually getting into DIY drones for the first time and wanted some help in understanding what I want to get for the battery pack. This has been so helpful!

[@jjvansly]

I am new to drone racing, but I have a lot of experience with batteries, having served on submarines and worked with directed energy weapons. As some comments have already mentioned, the 's' in 4s stand for series and a ‘p’ would represent parallel, identifying how the cells are connected to each other. Since most racing drone batteries appear to be a single string of batteries (for example 4s1p), it appears that the 1p is omitted on the packaging for convenience. With respect to the ‘c’ rating, the ‘c’ stands for capacity. For LiPo batteries, the capacity is typically based on a 1 hour discharge rate, so a 1500 mAh battery should take 1 hour to fully discharge at a rate of 1500 mA. The ‘c’ rating of the LiPo is the maximum current that can be safely drawn from the battery without damaging it. A 25C battery can draw a current of 25 X its capacity, but at higher discharge rates, you won’t get the rated capacity of the battery because the internal resistance of the battery increases with temperature and temperature will increase with current. So if you are ripping around at full speed and drawing maximum current from your LiPo all of the time, you may only get half of the rated capacity.

[@thrilloneous9769]

Stew.....you have helped me so much and you don't even know....i love you stew

[@franksworld9922]

Can I put a racing battery in a toy rated drone and it have longer flight time?

[@bongofury3176]

Good info for newbs. I've been using Turnigy Graphene 65C for about a year and can strongly recommend them although they are relatively heavy. At least 400 cycles on mine and still as new. Recently I have tried some Dinogy Mega Graphene 2.0 75C 4S and 5S 1350mAh and I have to say they are superb. Notably punchier and higher capacity than Turnigys. If they last 400+ cycles they will be great value. They are also relatively light. Infinity 70C Graphene Tech's are very nearly as good as the Dinogy...My experience of graphene batteries means I buy nothing else...30 years electric RC experience...

[@SirCrashaLot]

Oh man that 800mah 5s multistar from thumbnail. I have just 1 left. Such an awesome lipo for my 3”. Need moar.

[@13J460]

G'day Stew! 1st off, I still get excited every time I see the new intro. Love it!!! 2nd, could you explain how a batteries rating coorilates with esc's and motor ratings? I know you touch on it in several videos but I'm still very nervous about getting components that require more/less power. Don't wanna burn anything up. Haha

[@mtyler2469]

Hey Stew I love your videos! I'm still a novice pilot but have been soldering since I was 11yrs old and bought my first "real" RC car the RC-10. I feel like you the olny thing that was missed. Was finding out the maximum amp draw a battery can discharge. Which is the C rating but what does that really tell you? Not much really unless you take it's C rating and multiply that by amp hours(not mah). Now you know if you are coming close to being able to feed those hungry motors or if you could still get a little more out of them by increasing the C rating of your battery or if you are just wasting money getting a higher C rated battery. Having extra amp draw won't hurt your components it won't draw what it doesn't need. Having to much voltage is what will fry them. Thanks for all of the proper information and truthful reviews you put out there! Regards Murry

[@BASHERSUNITED]

I know all of this already but I watched the whole thing anyway. Great job Stew!

[@GenesisRC]

Excellent video! Everyone should know what these terms are.

[@EnzoM]

I recently got the Eachine Wizard x220. I’m thinking of upgrading some of the components. What should I upgrade first?

[@ChrisJones-qq3fc]

The S stands for "series" as in how many cells are connected in series; it's not because 'C' is already taken. You could easily have a 2 cell lipo where the cells are in parallel and only has 3.7 volts nominal instead of 7.4. Usually you see something like '4S1P' to designate how many cells are in series and how many cells in parallel, with the total number of cells being the product of the two numbers.

[@abbv2x]

Nice review Stu, for the cell count, it may be worth mentioning that if you count the number of wires in the balance plug, it will be one more wire than the cell count (some batteries don't actually list the # of cells and with a opaque case, you can't see the individual cells. Also, maybe worth mentioning that each cell is 3.7V (nominal) so people can add that to figure out themselves (oh don't forget the discharged and fully charged range too for charging)

[@perkinatorfpv5553]

1s, 2s, 3s, 4s..etc.. the S stands for SERIES. Say it's a 4s battery.. Right, that means: 4 batteries wired in series. Technically it's a 4s1p Pack. We don't experience it looking for quad racing batteries, but there are 4s2p, 3s3p battery packs and many more configurations. . those mean 4 in series, 2 parallel, 3 series 3 parallel, respectively. just a heads up. love your channel.

[@mxwizzard]

I run the GNB blue label on my arfun pro it is a 2s 550mah battery and it is fantastic it says 80c 160c I run them hard and average around 90 cycles before they go bad I have not tried there red label batteries but the blue label are great for micros

[@therealjonnyd]

mxwizzard the blue labels are the best micro batts on the market by my experience and many others. I have yet to try the 110c and 120c miniquad batts, but if they're anything like the 80c micro batts -- they're excellent.

[@deniedaccess4544]

I have been tossing round the idea of upgrading from 3s to 4s because I am still learning and since I have a few 3s batteries Ido not really want to spend the money and buy all new 4s batteries. Possibly after the holidays I will have some cash free to spend on things like batteries. I also need to find a few decent parallel boards in order to charge them more efficiently. Thanks for the help here Stew as always very informative :) Oh and I just realized you are almost to the 100k mark, very nice ;)

[@DaytonaJim78]

Just do it I started on 4s just don't go full throttle!

[@deniedaccess4544]

Yea I am going to get a stack of 4s after Christmas, maybe I will get lucky and they will all be on sale then. Right. There are other things I need to get first though I am sure, like a better FPV camera, Transmitter that actually works more often than it doesn't. Things like that lol, but thanks for the advice I will be getting some for sure.

[@zookcruzr1]

Thanks again Stu for the great informative video. The charging video you linked is my go to gospel. Now that parallel charging is becoming more common, could you do a 'to the point' video as a part 2 of this video? A no fuss version of your old one? On this topic i have a question for the Q&A: Q1. Is is possible to safely parallel discharge your batteries? Q2. If so, is it as important that they are of the same mah/brand/C rating and current voltage (not cell; thats a no brainer)? I figure if the charger is balancing as it discharges, and usually at a much lower rate (roughly 0.2A/cell), then it shouldn't matter the starting voltage or mah rating; should it?

[@juergenstremmler2286]

Main deficiency of this video is that it doesn't cover the weight of our batteries. Additional weight of our batteries we have to fly around all the time we are in the air with our quads. And additional weight consumes additional watts!

[@terryheadrick8262]

Great general video but it would be great to dig deeper in regards to making sure the battery you choose being 100% compatible with your setup. I’m constantly trying to remember the “math” for the ESC, and I still don’t understand how prop size can affect things.

[@floorpizza8074]

Stew, when are we going to see part 2 of the GEPRC Sparrow review? Anxious to see that little "bad boy" go.

[@UAVfutures]

wednesday

[@zachfpv4493]

I believe S stnds for series as in number of cells in series.for example the new 4S2P batteries are 4 cell in series 2 in parallel if im not mistaken

[@Dannyboy2624]

You taught me somethings new today. Thank you Sir, well explained

[@cusglider]

I had a bad experience with 3 batches of newly bought Tattu 1550mAh 14.8V 75C 4S1P Lipo Battery Pack recently. The inner resistance in Ohm was above 10 per cell resulting in a speedy breakdown of Voltage during the flight. In my feeling batteries with these high Ohm ratings need to be sorted out. Fortunately the dealers returned the money, however, in my understanding it's a quality issue with the manufacturer. Stew, I suggest you look into the Ohm settings per cell as well in the future.

[@SpartRyan]

I swear you're reading my mind because I was looking for batteries yesterday

[@SamboSnakies]

Found this very useful. The only thing that wasn’t mentioned was weight differences but I think I can figure that out for myself. Plus it’s probably not so important in bigger builds, I’ve only built tiny whoops so far where every gram counts lol

[@rcworks8947]

Thank you so much for this video

[@memtrail7111]

Stew could you please do a video explaining the differences between flight controllers? whats the difference between f4, f3, betaflight, kiss?

[@ericalauzon1687]

The 2200 was a plane battery. For one motor it is fine and does have a high discharge rate.

[@arunatirkey9767]

How much mah battery should We use for 2600kv brushless motor for a better flight

[@lounatic12]

Great info! and good recommendations/advice. This lines up pretty much with all the other info I had to scour for while I was purchasing parts for my first drone.

[@marremachine7440]

Congrats with new chop stick!

[@christopherlee3273]

I'm trying to figure out what battery will give me a longer flight time it's the red cat carbon 210 race quad. Any suggestions?

[@iAmPogi]

Can you please make na tutorial video that explain proper props direction and how to identify it. Thank you so much! 😊

[@devlinstryker8596]

Thanks mate for doing the video, much respect Daz

[@AllanSanderson77]

Hi Stu, you didn’t explain (or didn’t know?) that you should multiply the C rating by the capacity. So a 5.0Ah 20C battery can only supply 100A where a 1.3Ah battery needs to be around 65C to supply about the same current safely.

[@58Alpha]

Sorry if it's a newbie question, but how do you charge the batteries back up? Do they come with chargers?

[@TomasLomba]

Minor correction, 4s is not just about cell count but also their configuration. 4s means 4 cells in series, 4p means 4 cells in parallel. You could also have a 4s2p battery pack, which means there are two packs of 4 cells in series connected in parallel. This last example would give the same voltage as a regular 4s but with twice the capacity and would total 8 cells.

[@loboquad2122]

Good video and this will be a whole lot of help for newbies, especially newbies who are trying to get all of this figured out by interweb only

[@madweaver1730]

Im a bit surprised you did not mention tatuu batteries. I live in Colorado and do allot of freestyle in the mountains so I need a punchy battery with low sag.For the price range I. truly think the 1350 tatuu r line can't be beat. Of course this is all preference

[@davidfarmer1736]

I'm sure you torture batteries, would love to know in your experience on which ones seem to take a beating and hold up the best. Thank you and happy flying.

[@NQISSteve]

Remember its "C" rating times Mah to give you its amp rating so a 75C x 1.3 Ah = 97.5A and 60C x 1.5Ah= 90A

[@TECHnoman753]

Question so more amps =better? (I'm still learning about drone electronics)

[@MrJolppy]

Hey Stu it's been a while since I've watched your video your still top on my watching

[@shaz8618]

Don't you think you could add a constant amp load to a battery and then check the voltage drop and some how use that to calculate discharge of the battery? I've always wondered that

[@DavidTaghehchian]

It's called 2s, 3s etc because the cells are in a Series circuit. S=series. Though rare, there are also Parallel battery circuit alternatives. (I.e. 3s2p)

[@krul23]

wow i was just thinking of asking u about this when u posted this stu!😄

[@mkbfpv]

Cheers for that link Stu 👍 Legend 🙏

[@kalebjohnson947]

Great video as usual Stew!

[@skyguysd6674]

hugee thanks for making the video

[@diggingforgold4150]

Sup my friend thanks for the video I have a question i have the turnigy battery pack the one you are showing in the video and the package what is covered the battery inside is inflated is that bad?

[@bandobandit353]

You can think of mah as the size of your gas tank. The more gas you have the longer you can fly, but the larger your gas tank the heavier it gets. Heavier gas tank means that you need 40% throttle to hover rather than 30%, meaning you use your gas faster. Basically the current ideal is 1300 - 1500mah. Maybe in years to come if batteries get lighter (or motors get more efficient) we might find the ideal shifts to 1500mah - 1800mah.

[@dronereviewman9580]

1st comment i have tried 2 be 1st comment for over a month!! We love you STEW you are the best out! So much info! Lipos 2 cell 5 cell 45c 3500 mah!!!!! Soo much to look at b 4 buying! C rating mah cell connector! Thanks again this helps me so much!!! Because just like you i love flying fast !!! I can not wait to get everything i need! So much to consider! Thanks for the post!

[@UAVfutures]

just missed out by a few seconds sorry mate, you got second though, so first "second" : )

[@dronereviewman9580]

UAVfutures lol i will always try for the 1st!! love when i get a UAV notification !

[@Mitxyt]

So I just bought my first drone...I have been wondering if 45C is going to be enough for learning how to fly the drone???

[@antoniomrivera1]

Great vid!

[@mambito]

Thanks a lot, thanks to you I'm getting 8nto this awesome hobby, Saludos desde México.

[@codemans22]

Great video 👌 cheers

[@surronzak8154]

Thanks for the course 👌

[@skydivingmoose1671]

Thank you soo much for making this video!

[@rich23d]

Hiya Stew, as a fellow Aussie, do u have any recommended lipo sources (particularly for small 2-3s micros) down here? There's always hobbyking I guess, but we seem to be limited on good sources with our shipping limitations... Thx for keeping us all up to date with all the new directions in quadgoodness!

[@dizzyfpv4903]

rich23d Phaser & Micromotor Warehouse are a start

[@AllanSanderson77]

If do you go HobbyKing, just make sure to select only the Australian warehouse. That way you can get cheap batteries and cheap postage.

[@rich23d]

Dizzy Fpv great! quite a few 2s options at phaser fpv, plus they stock diatone gt90 micro ccd cams for under AUD$35...

[@kebabas5lt]

what battery are you using for your taranis QX7?

[@Xyz-ug5jt]

I want to make solar rc plane which kindi of battery should I buy.

[@kobie4238]

Do a video on how to pick a good charger

[@smaerialcinematography]

Hi, thanks for the informative vid. What would you recommend for the Skyzone Sky02x?? I'd appreciate your input, thanks again

[@aaronrussell828]

Before i got an fpv drone i was running a traxxas slash with a castle motor and 2s batteries were always like $50+ and i got into fpv and it was so much cheaper

[@domesday1535]

You forgot to mention that the same C rating on a 1.5Ah and a 1.3Ah is different. The 1.5Ah will provide ~15% more amperage than the 1.3Ah for the same C rating. This is why it's acceptable to get a bit lower C rated large capacity battery. (amperage should equal Amp-hours times C rating)

[@domesday1535]

amperage is current expressed in amps and wattage is power expressed in watts. Isn't this acceptable language to use? I can even find these terms in a dictionary. I just figured talking about it in a unit specific way would help clear up confusion since C rating isn't a universal measurement of current

[@Emilskidor]

Suggestions for new motors on my 215 Freestyle/race quad

[@johnschofield4027]

Hey are these good batteries for a 3"? ZOP Power 11.1V 1100mAh 65C 3S Lipo Battery XT60 Plug (1085893) US$11.99 1 x ZOP Power 11.1V 500mAh 45C 3S Lipo Battery XT60 Plug (1088324) US$7.49 I bought them a few days ago with little research and no idea what I was doing just looking at the size of them and mah. I'm a beginner btw

[@SueMyChin]

Bump, could someone with a bit of experience suggest a good 3" battery please?

[@ivanminer2534]

Perfect timing... Sort of...thanks Stee

[@reezlaw]

Maybe it was worth mentioning that the S in 4S means 4 cells in Series, and that the C rating is a multiplier that, times the capacity, gives you how many amperes you can pump from the battery pack. Strange that you left out these critical pieces of information

[@madweaver1730]

one thing with the tattuu battery I don't see much difference between the 75c and 95c

[@kuyajayyoutubechannel5389]

I have drones there battery is 11.1volts lipo 3s 30c 2,500mah can I use highest mah like 5200mah 3s 40c same voltage do u think they cannot affect my drones tnx?

[@kannanmajeev1767]

the c rated mentioned in a pack is for one cell or for the whole pack?

[@sampathmark4844]

you didnt explain what c reating and how its related to other ratings

[@siang076]

what do you think about square batteries out in the market now. Do they really help the CG of X quad?

[@phantomcruizer]

What “C” rating would you use on a transmitter?

[@darioleonardi5850]

Great explanation!

[@weltfest9636]

this helped so much, thanks

[@mirzaawais5682]

Sir i am using br 2212 2450kv motors for my f330 frame quadcopter.suggest me which battery is reqmended for these motors

[@jachtabowski622]

Can you go a little further into the battery breakdown. As in relation to the esc that you have in your quad. I would hate to see people go buy a big battery and see their quad go up in flames.

[@KrotowX]

How good those 4S 1500 mAh Turniq 65/130C graphenes are? Same 4S 1300 mAh batteries are quite good, however sometimes begin to sag on long punches.

[@ethanutter7971]

What are some good budget 5s batterys

[@SkAzUtONaGaSaKi]

Hello sir, i have a drone using white plug battery, it spec are 3.7v 400 mah silver battery.. If i use a 3.7v 1.400 mah battery on my drone.. Would it be ok? Because 400mah doesn't have enough flight time to enjoy..

[@dizzyfpv4903]

S = series P = parallel

[@lovebird1925]

I am going to get a Happymodel Mantis for my first drone. I see the battery is really bad and I am still not sure if i should get a high mAh 2s such as this 7.4v 5000mAh LiPo i found. Is it safe?

[@reminoel483]

How much a pack sells for in Australia? $$$ up here in canada the cheapest is around 50$US for a 75c1300ma... Soo 4packs is the price of a new quad

[@motabbeerhossain2069]

Can I use Infinity 4S 14.8V 1500mAh 70C Graphene LiPo Battery?and let me know if I can use this battery then what kind of change in parts I should do?

[@KelkieFPV]

Love the new stick lol

[@colinbrown4475]

Good day stu. Have you tried the china hobby line g+ lipo s? Their newest one are supposedly 100c and they are really well priced. I just got 3 4s 100c for 60 bucks. Haven't flown them yet but I don't get to put batteries thru the paces like you. They don't say Graphene but I'm hoping that is what g+ series are. Thought maybe you could give them a look. Cheers