Product Overview: MK3 Compatible Batteries

The Turnigy Nano-Tech 3s series of LiPo packs offer MK3 compatibility without the use of an extended battery cover complete with an XT-60 connector. Please read over the LiPo handling safety information linked below:
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LiPo Safety Information:
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[@mr.campbell912]

Luke, what 2s battery would you recommend for the Mk3?

[@firetroop2775]

I'm planning on doing putting in a third Kraken in my Mark 3 The only three as I have is 1050mah 75c

[@hildalaw7627]

what battery shoudl use to get somehwere around 130 fps

[@Kaiser-wi6uk]

Hey Luke, just bought your kit to mod the MK3, what size of battery do you recommend for your play style. I have a 0.95, but I want to hear your recommendations :D

[@lukegoodman5877]

.95s are great. If you have the extended battery door and want all-day play, the 2.7 that we sell to use in the Proton Pack will give you plenty of juice. Any more questions? email us: [e-mail]

[@ElephantGiraffeman]

do li ion batteries work

[@lukegoodman5877]

The DZP Mk-3 is amazing in how many battery types it will support. If your battery has a XT-60 connector or a AA form-factor, it should work. if you use IMRs, you may need dummy batteries to get in the 9-12v range that this blaster is compatible with.