RC batteries & rechargeable batteries
High-quality rechargeable batteries and batteries provide the energy that your RC vehicles need so that you can really step on the gas! More on the topic awaits you here.
NiMH batteries
7,2V/4800mAh NiMH Race Battery TAM
500608228€43.99
Article number: 500608228 Product: 7,2V/4800mAh NiMH Race Battery TAM The 7.2 V nickel-metal hydride racing pack from Carson is suitable for use in RC vehicles, but also for other model building applications. It has a Tamiya connector system, can be charged quickly and can be discharged with high currents.
NiMH batteries
7,2V/4000mAh NiMH Race Battery TAM
500608225€35.99
Article number: 500608225 Product: 7,2V/4000mAh NiMH Race Battery TAM The 7.2 V nickel-metal hydride racing pack from Carson is suitable for use in RC vehicles, but also for other model building applications. It has a Tamiya connector system, can be charged quickly and can be discharged with high currents.
LiPo batteries
7,4V/5400mAh 60C LiPO Battery T-Pl. HC
500608234€54.99
Article number: 500608234 Product: 7,4V/5400mAh 60C LiPO Battery T-Pl. HC The 7.4 V lithium polymer battery offers plenty of power and is particularly suitable for use in 1:10 and 1: 8 brushed / brushless RC cars. The high-quality energy dispenser has a C rate of 60 and a connection cable with a T-plug socket.
NiMH batteries
7,2V/2500mAh NiMH Race Battery TAM
500608222€22.99
Article number: 500608222 Product: 7,2V/2500mAh NiMH Race Battery TAM The 7.2 V nickel-metal hydride racing pack from Carson is suitable for use in RC vehicles, but also for other model building applications. It has a Tamiya connector system, can be charged quickly and can be discharged with high currents.
NiMH batteries
7,2V/3000mAh NiMH Race Battery TAM
500608224€28.49
Article number: 500608224 Product: 7,2V/3000mAh NiMH Race Battery TAM The 7.2 V nickel-metal hydride racing pack from Carson is suitable for use in RC vehicles, but also for other model building applications. It has a Tamiya connector system, can be charged quickly and can be discharged with high currents.
Li-ion batteries
3,7V/100mAh Li-Ion Akku : 500404225
500608261€16.49
Article number: 500608261 Product: 3,7V/100mAh Li-Ion Akku: 500404225/79 Replacement battery for Micro X-Warrior: The 3.7 V Li-Ion battery revs up your CARSON Micro X-Warrior. Item No.: 500404225 1:32 Micro X-Warrior 2.0 2.4G 100% RTR Item No.: 500404279 1:32 Micro X-Warrior 2.0 2.4G RTR green Scope of delivery: - battery pack
NiMH batteries
9,6V/1500mAh NiMH Power Battery TAM
500608229€20.49
Article number: 500608229 Product: 9,6V/1500mAh NiMH Power Battery TAM The 9.6 V nickel-metal hydride Mignon pack from Carson, equipped with a Tamiya connector system, is suitable for use in RC vehicles, but also for other model building applications.
NiMH batteries
4,8V 500mAh NiMH Race Battery JST
500608247€14.99
Article number: 500608247 Product: 4,8V/500mAh NiMH Battery : 500907342 JST The 4,8 V NiMH replacement battery gets your CARSON FlixBus and the CARSON 1:14 Fire brigade going. 500907342 FlixBus 2.4 GHz 100% RTR 500907320 1:14 Fire brigade 2.4 GHz 100% RTR Included: - NiMH battery
NiMH batteries
8,4V/800mAh NiMh Akku : 500404240/41
500608264€27.99
Article number: 500608264 Product: 8,4V/ 800 mAh NiMH Akku: 500404240/41 Replacement battery for Pickup Crawler: The 8.4 V NiMH battery with TAMIYA plug gets your CARSON Pickup Crawler going. Item No.: 500404240 1:8 Pickup Crawler 2.4G 100% RTR red Item No.: 500404241 1:8 Pickup Crawler 2.4G 100% RTR blue Scope of delivery: - battery pack
LiPo batteries
7,4V/3600mAh 60C LiPO Battery T-Pl. HC R
500608231€34.99
Article number: 500608231 Product: 7,4V/3600mAh 60C LiPO Battery T-Pl. HC R The 7.4 V lithium polymer battery offers plenty of power and is particularly suitable for use in 1:10 and 1: 8 brushed / brushless RC cars. The high-quality energy dispenser has a C rate of 60 and a connection cable with a T-plug socket.
Li-ion batteries
3,7V/600mAh Li-ION Race Akku JST
500608239€14.99
Article number: 500608239 Product: 3,7V/600mAh LiIon Battery RC-Bau JST The 3,7 V lithium-ion replacement battery gets your CARSON Tractor with front loader and the CARSON Bulldozer going. 500907347 1:16 RC Tractor with front loader 2.4 GHz 100% RTR Included: - Lithium-ion battery
NiMH batteries
6V/1800mAh NiMH RX-Battery Hump BEC
500608230€13.99
Article number: 500608230 Product: 6V/1800mAh NiMH RX-Battery Hump BEC The 6 V nickel-metal hydride hump pack is equipped with a BEC connector system and is mainly intended for use as a receiver battery. Due to its small size, the hump pack can also be used as an additional battery for many other model building applications.
NiMH batteries
7,2V/1800mAh NiMH Race Battery TAM
500608221€18.99
Article number: 500608221 Product: 7,2V/1800mAh NiMH Race Battery TAM The 7.2 V nickel-metal hydride racing pack from Carson is suitable for use in RC vehicles, but also for other model building applications. It has a Tamiya connector system, can be charged quickly and can be discharged with high currents.
NiMH batteries
7,2V/600mAh NiNM Akku : 500404243/44
500608268€27.99
Article number: 500608268 Product: 7,2V/600mAh NiMH Akku: 500404243/44 Replacement battery for Devil Racer: The 7.2 V NiMH battery with TAMIYA plug gets your CARSON Devil Racer going. Item No.: 500404243 1:10 Devil Racer 2.4GHz 100% RTR orange Item No.: 500404244 1:10 Devil Racer 2.4GHz 100% RTR yellow Scope of delivery: - battery pack
RC batteries & rechargeable batteries – Power for your RC models
Many models are designed purely for ornamental purposes. RC models, on the other hand, can be controlled remotely, and are often capable of reaching high speeds. As the power supply for the motor, RC batteries & rechargeable batteries are an indispensable part of any RC model.
What are RC batteries & rechargeable batteries?
RC batteries & rechargeable batteries are designed especially for RC models. They are available in different types, and are tailored to the needs of different models including RC cars as well as remote-controlled motorbikes, trucks, buggies, helicopters and tanks. In addition to the shape and weight of the vehicle, a lightweight battery is also a key factor in performance.
What are the different types of RC batteries?
There are four main types of RC batteries:
LiPo batteries
"LiPo battery" standards for "lithium polymer battery". This is a special type of lithium-ion battery – the use of a polymer electrolyte enables LiPo batteries to be produced in a wide variety of sizes and shapes.
NiMH batteries
NiMH batteries (nickel-metal hydride batteries) are comparatively inexpensive and have a particularly high energy density. They are very robust, but also weigh more than other types of batteries.
Li-ion batteries
Li-ion batteries (lithium-ion batteries) are considered very safe, but have now been replaced by LiPo batteries in many applications.
Non-rechargeable batteries
Some batteries cannot be recharged and are designed for one-time use. However, compared with rechargeable batteries, these batteries tend to hold their charge for longer and cost less. For RC vehicles, disposable batteries are typically used in remote control systems.
What are the differences between the various types of rechargeable batteries?
Different batteries have different specifications. For this reason, it’s important to look at the different options before deciding on which type of battery to choose. In a nutshell, you should pay attention to the following points (in addition to shape and price):
Power
For many model fans, battery performance is a top priority. LiPo batteries have the edge in terms of performance, and can deliver significantly more power than NiMH and conventional batteries. For example, the nominal voltage of a classic LiPo battery is 3.7 volts per cell. A NiMH battery, on the other hand, is only capable of 1.2 volts per cell.
Weight
The weight of the battery plays a decisive role in a vehicle’s maximum speed and acceleration capabilities. Fans of racing vehicles should be aware that LiPo and Li-ion batteries are usually lighter than NiMH batteries.
Durability and safety
In terms of durability and safety, NiMH batteries are the best choice. These RC batteries & rechargeable batteries are generally very forgiving – in addition to being particularly robust and almost indestructible, they also pose only a negligible safety risk. LiPo batteries, on the other hand, are significantly more sensitive, and safety precautions are essential.
Which RC battery should I choose for my RC model?
The type of RC battery you should choose depends on several factors:
- Model and model type
- The scenarios in which you plan to use your model
- Budget
In general, NiMH rechargeable batteries are very rarely used as drive batteries nowadays. Instead, they are mainly used to power the transmitter and receiver for the remote control system. For the drive battery, most modelling fans opt for LiPo batteries, provided that the speed controller features suitable deep discharge protection.
What should I pay attention to when using RC batteries?
To get the maximum lifespan out of rechargeable batteries and to ensure safe use, you should observe the following precautions:
- Only charge and use RC batteries when they are completely intact.
- Only handle damaged batteries with sealed protective gloves.
- Never disassemble or attempt to modify batteries.
- When connecting an RC battery, pay attention to the correct polarity.
- Protect lithium batteries from deep discharge.
- Observe the maximum permissible limit for the battery current.
- Allow batteries to cool down before charging.
- Monitor the charging process.
- Disconnect the rechargeable battery from the charger when charging is complete.
- Store RC batteries in a dry and frost-protected location.
- Store lithium batteries in fireproof safety bags.
- Do not allow children to handle RC batteries.
Charging RC batteries & rechargeable batteries correctly – key points to consider
The charging process is very important – its impact on the lifespan and functionality of the battery should not be underestimated. Each battery must be charged according to the corresponding charging specifications using high-quality, compatible charging cables or correctly configured multifunctional chargers. Lithium batteries are highly flammable – in a worst-case scenario, they can even burst into flames if overcharged. As a result, these batteries should be charged with a balancer connection, and the charging process must be supervised. If you need to store an RC NiMH, Li-ion or LiPo battery for an extended period of several weeks, it should have between 50% and 70% battery charge. By following these tips for charging RC batteries, you can help to keep your RC battery in optimal condition for as long as possible.
What should I consider when buying an RC battery?
If you need to purchase an RC battery, you should take plenty of time to consider the various options. Avoid making rushed decisions, as you may end up buying the wrong product. Instead, take a close look at the various choices, make comparisons if necessary and consider the following points:
Compatibility
The most important factor when choosing RC batteries & rechargeable batteries is compatibility. In other words, the battery must fit your RC model. For example, if your model does not have deep discharge protection, a LiPo battery would be a poor choice.
Capacity
It’s also important to look at the capacity – the so-called C rating – especially for lithium batteries. This represents the maximum discharge current that the battery can supply.
Manufacturer and quality
There can often be large variations in the quality of RC batteries. Unfortunately, low-priced unbranded products can quickly turn out to be useless. If you’re looking for a battery that is both powerful and durable, you should opt for high-quality products from reputable manufacturers.
RC batteries: choose wisely, charge correctly, and use safely
Ultimately, there are three points to consider if you want to get the most out of your RC batteries: choosing the right model, charging correctly, and paying attention to safety during use.
