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The CNHL Racing Series 5200mAh 22.2V 6S 90C LiPo Battery with EC5 Plug is a performance-focused 6S battery for EDF jets, RC airplanes, large RC vehicles and other high-current 6S systems that need a practical balance of capacity, output and installed weight.
At approximately 763g, this pack is considerably lighter than CNHL's larger 6200mAh and high-capacity 6S options, making the 5200mAh class particularly useful in aircraft where battery mass and center of gravity matter. The 90C continuous rating, 10AWG output wires and EC5 connector also make it suitable for demanding surface-vehicle and EDF power systems.
Before ordering, confirm that your model supports standard 6S LiPo power, accepts the 161 × 49 × 46mm battery dimensions and approximately 763g weight, and uses an EC5 or physically compatible IC5 main power connection.
| Check Item |
Your Model Should Match |
This Battery |
| Cell Count |
Standard 6S LiPo power system |
22.2V nominal / 6S1P |
| Maximum Voltage |
ESC supports fully charged 6S LiPo voltage |
25.2V fully charged |
| Battery Space |
Battery bay or tray accepts a full-size 6S pack |
161 × 49 × 46mm |
| Installed Weight |
Model can safely carry and balance the pack |
Approx. 763g |
| Connector |
EC5 or physically compatible IC5 main power connection |
EC5 Plug |
| Power Demand |
Battery and wiring suit the actual system load |
90C continuous / 180C burst |
Product Specifications
| Capacity |
5200mAh |
| Nominal Voltage |
22.2V |
| Cell Configuration |
6S |
| Nominal Energy |
115.44Wh |
| Fully Charged Voltage |
25.2V / 4.20V per Cell |
| Discharge Rate |
90C Continuous / 180C Burst |
| Maximum Charge Rate |
5C |
| Output Connector |
EC5 Plug |
| Balance Connector |
JST-XH 7-Pin |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) |
161 × 49 × 46mm |
| Approx. Weight |
763g |
| Wire Gauge |
10AWG |
| Stock Number |
520906EC5 |
Battery dimensions may vary by approximately 1–5mm, and weight tolerance is approximately ±5g.
A Balanced 5200mAh 6S Performance Pack
The CNHL Racing Series 5200mAh 6S 90C LiPo sits in one of the most useful capacity ranges for high-performance 6S RC models.
Compared with a 4000–5000mAh battery, 5200mAh provides a little more energy reserve without immediately moving into the additional size and weight of a 6000–6200mAh pack. At approximately 763g, it remains particularly relevant to EDF aircraft where every increase in battery capacity must be balanced against takeoff weight and center of gravity.
The 90C continuous rating and 10AWG output wiring also make the pack suitable for demanding brushless systems that experience repeated acceleration, high throttle and sustained current draw.
Why Choose This Battery?
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5200mAh capacity: A practical balance between usable energy and installed battery mass.
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Approx. 763g weight: More aircraft-friendly than many larger 6000–6200mAh 6S packs.
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90C continuous output: Suitable for high-current EDF and performance surface applications.
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EC5 connector: Connects directly to EC5 systems and is physically compatible with IC5 main power connections.
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10AWG output wires: Designed for demanding high-current 6S installations.
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Standard 6S LiPo voltage: Charges to 25.2V and does not require LiHV mode.
6S 5200mAh Battery for the Eflite Airbus A320neo Twin 64mm EDF
The CNHL Racing Series 5200mAh 6S 90C sits comfortably within the battery class used by the Eflite Airbus A320neo Twin 64mm EDF.
The A320neo is designed around 6S 3200–7000mAh batteries with EC5 or IC5 main power connections, making 5200mAh a balanced middle-capacity choice rather than an unusually large pack.
For a scale airliner, this capacity is especially attractive because it provides useful energy for takeoff, circuits and go-around reserve while avoiding the additional mass of a much larger 6000–7000mAh setup.
This battery uses EC5, which is physically compatible with the aircraft's corresponding IC5 main power connection. Standard EC5 provides normal battery power but does not provide Spektrum Smart battery data.
Compare more capacities in the Eflite Airbus A320neo Battery Collection.
5200mAh 6S Battery for the Eflite Habu XS 80mm EDF
The Eflite Habu XS 80mm EDF supports 6S 4000–7000mAh LiPo batteries with EC5 or IC5 connectors, placing this 5200mAh CNHL Racing pack near the center of its supported capacity range.
For Habu XS pilots, 5200mAh represents a useful balance between flight duration and aircraft weight. Smaller 4000–5000mAh packs can favor a lighter feel, while larger 6000–7000mAh options provide more energy at the cost of additional mass.
The 90C specification provides ample current capability for the Habu's high-performance 80mm EDF application, while the EC5 connector is directly relevant to its EC5/IC5 power system.
Always check final CG, battery restraint and wire clearance before flight.
Two 5200mAh 6S Batteries for the Freewing MiG-29 V2 Twin 80mm EDF
The CNHL Racing Series 5200mAh 22.2V 6S 90C LiPo is especially relevant to the Freewing MiG-29 V2 Twin 80mm EDF because 5200mAh sits at the upper end of the aircraft's intended 4000–5200mAh 6S battery range.
The MiG-29 uses two matching 6S batteries. For this aircraft, use two CNHL 5200mAh packs of the same model, age, condition and state of charge.
Two batteries in the aircraft do not mean that the setup becomes a 10400mAh battery. Each side of the twin-power installation still uses its own 5200mAh 6S pack according to the aircraft's wiring arrangement.
The 90C discharge rating provides substantial current headroom for the twin-EDF system, while the 5200mAh capacity prioritizes energy reserve without going beyond the published capacity class.
Battery weight matters significantly on a twin-pack EDF jet, so both packs should be secured correctly and the specified center of gravity should always be confirmed before flight.
Compare lightweight 5000mAh and other dual-6S choices in the LiPo Batteries for the Freewing MiG-29 V1 and V2.
6S Battery Option for the Eflite Eratix 3D SWS 1.6m
The 5200mAh capacity also makes this pack a useful option for the Eflite Eratix 3D SWS 1.6m when the aircraft is configured for 6S operation.
Compared with a larger 6200–7000mAh pack, the approximately 763g battery weight provides a better opportunity to preserve the lighter aircraft feel that many 3D and XA pilots prefer while still carrying useful capacity for longer sequences.
The right battery depends on flying style: lighter batteries generally favor response and lower inertia, while larger packs favor additional flight duration.
Compare more options in the Eflite Eratix 3D SWS 1.6m Battery Collection.
FMS 1/7 Ford Bronco RTR EB Battery Option
The 5200mAh 6S format is also relevant to compatible FMS 1/7 Ford Bronco RTR EB setups where a performance-oriented single 6S battery is desired.
For a large-scale surface vehicle, 5200mAh keeps battery weight lower than very high-capacity packs while the 90C rating provides current capability for acceleration and repeated load changes.
Always confirm the exact vehicle version, battery tray, connector and wire routing before installation.
Compare additional capacities in the FMS 1/7 Ford Bronco RTR EB Battery Collection.
Freewing F-14 Twin 64mm Battery Selection Note
The Freewing F-14 Tomcat Twin 64mm EDF is designed around a single 6S 4000–5000mAh battery with an EC5 connector.
Because this CNHL pack is 5200mAh, it sits slightly above the published battery-capacity range. It should therefore not be treated as the default F-14 battery simply because it is electrically 6S and uses EC5.
For the F-14, prioritize battery weight, physical dimensions and center of gravity and compare 5000mAh-class options specifically selected for the aircraft.
See the Freewing F-14 Twin 64mm Battery Collection for model-specific choices.
ARRMA Kraton 6S Battery Fitment Note
This 5200mAh Racing Series pack can also attract interest from ARRMA Kraton 6S owners because the vehicle supports single-6S battery configurations and EC5/IC5 power connections.
However, fitment depends on the exact Kraton generation. The current Kraton 6S V6 lists a maximum battery tray length of approximately 158mm, while this CNHL battery is approximately 161mm long. It should therefore not be described as a guaranteed V6 drop-in fit.
Older BLX, EXB and modified configurations can differ, so measure the actual battery tray rather than relying only on the Kraton name.
Compare correctly sized single-6S and dual-3S options in the ARRMA Kraton 6S Battery Collection.
6S Batteries for Speed Run Builds
The 90C continuous rating also makes this battery relevant to high-current speed run applications where voltage stability, connector capacity and battery condition matter.
Speed-run models such as ARRMA Limitless, Traxxas XO-1 and HoBao VTE2 can vary widely in ESC, motor, gearing, voltage and battery arrangement. A 6S battery should therefore be selected from the actual build specification rather than assuming compatibility based on the chassis alone.
Explore more purpose-selected options in the Speed Run Battery Collection.
5200mAh vs. 6200mAh 6S Battery
| Priority |
5200mAh 6S 90C |
6200mAh 6S 90C |
| Rated Capacity |
5200mAh |
6200mAh |
| Approx. Weight |
763g |
902g |
| Weight Difference |
139g lighter |
139g heavier |
| Main Priority |
Lower weight + performance |
Additional runtime |
| Especially Relevant To |
EDF jets and weight-sensitive models |
Runtime-focused surface and aircraft setups |
The 5200mAh pack is particularly attractive when battery mass matters. The 6200mAh option carries approximately 19% more capacity but also adds approximately 139g, so the better choice depends on whether the model benefits more from lower weight or additional energy.
EC5 and IC5 Connector Compatibility
EC5 and IC5 are physically compatible at the main power connection. This CNHL battery can provide normal positive and negative power through a corresponding IC5 device-side connector when polarity and orientation are correct.
This battery is not a Spektrum Smart battery. It does not provide automatic battery identification, Smart charging data or battery telemetry through the IC5 data contact.
XT60, XT90, EC3, IC3, TRX and other connector systems do not directly plug into EC5. Use a correctly rated adapter or professional connector conversion where required.
More 6S Battery Options
For a slightly lighter 6S setup, compare the CNHL G+Plus 5000mAh 6S 70C with EC5.
For additional capacity while retaining the 90C Racing Series specification, compare the CNHL Racing Series 6200mAh 6S 90C with EC5.
FAQ
Is this a standard LiPo or LiHV battery?
This is a standard 6S LiPo battery. Its nominal voltage is 22.2V and its maximum balanced charge voltage is 25.2V, or 4.20V per cell.
Is 5200mAh suitable for the Eflite Airbus A320neo?
Yes. The A320neo supports 6S 3200–7000mAh batteries with EC5 or IC5 connections, placing 5200mAh comfortably within its normal battery range.
Can this battery be used in the Eflite Habu XS 80mm EDF?
Yes. The Habu XS supports 6S 4000–7000mAh 30+C batteries with EC5 or IC5 connectors, so 5200mAh sits near the middle of its supported capacity range.
How many batteries does the Freewing MiG-29 V2 need?
The MiG-29 Twin 80mm EDF uses two matching 6S batteries. A pair of 5200mAh packs sits at the upper end of the aircraft's 4000–5200mAh battery range.
Is this the best battery for the Freewing F-14 64mm?
Not as the default recommendation. The F-14's published battery range is 6S 4000–5000mAh, so this 5200mAh pack sits slightly above that range. Compare model-specific 5000mAh options first.
Does this battery fit the ARRMA Kraton 6S V6?
Do not assume a direct V6 fit. The current V6 tray lists approximately 158mm maximum battery length, while this battery is approximately 161mm long. Other generations and modified battery trays can differ.
Is EC5 compatible with IC5?
Yes. EC5 and IC5 are physically compatible for the main positive and negative power connection. This conventional EC5 battery does not provide Spektrum Smart battery data.
Should this battery always be charged at 5C?
No. The 5C specification is the maximum charge rate, not the required routine rate. A lower balanced charge rate generally produces less heat and places less stress on the battery.
Notice
- This is a standard 6S LiPo battery with a maximum charge voltage of 4.20V per cell.
- Use a compatible LiPo balance charger and select the correct six-cell setting.
- Confirm the 161 × 49 × 46mm dimensions, approximately 763g weight and EC5 connector before use.
- EC5 and IC5 are physically compatible for main power, but this battery does not provide Spektrum Smart battery data.
- For twin-battery aircraft such as the MiG-29, use matching batteries of the same model, age, condition and state of charge.
- Check final center of gravity whenever the battery is installed in an aircraft.
- Secure the battery firmly and keep output and balance wires clear of EDF rotors, propellers, gears, driveshafts and sharp edges.
- Never charge unattended, and do not use a swollen, punctured, damaged or overheated battery.
- Allow the pack to cool before recharging and use storage mode when the battery will not be used for an extended period.
