Quick Fit Check
The CNHL G+Plus 5000mAh 22.2V 6S 100C LiPo Battery with XT90 Plug is a strong all-around choice for RC pilots and drivers who need a reliable 6S 5000mAh LiPo with solid punch, stable voltage, and a practical size for larger electric setups. It fits best in aircraft, EDF jets, heavy-duty RC platforms, and selected multi-rotor applications that are built around a 22.2V 6S power system and an XT90 connector.
If your model calls for a 6S 5000mAh battery, has enough tray space for this pack, and benefits from a stronger discharge profile than entry-level 6S packs, this battery is a very usable upgrade path. It is especially attractive for users who want one pack that can cover multiple higher-power RC applications without stepping into oversized 6000mAh+ territory.
Product Specifications
| Capacity |
5000mAh |
| Voltage (S/cell) |
22.2V / 6S1P / 6-Cell |
| Discharge Rate (Continuous/Burst) |
100C / 200C |
| Output Connector |
XT90 |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) |
146 × 48 × 53 mm |
| Weight |
Approx. 815g |
| Charge Rate |
5C Max |
| Balance Connector |
JST-XH |
| Wire Gauge |
10 AWG |
| Stock Number |
5001006 |
What This 6S 5000mAh LiPo Is Best For
This pack sits in a very practical part of the market. A 5000mAh 6S LiPo battery is large enough to support serious power systems, but still manageable in many RC aircraft and performance-oriented platforms where a 6000mAh or larger pack may add more weight than you want. That balance is a big reason why 6S 5000mAh remains one of the most useful battery formats in the hobby.
The 100C discharge rating gives this pack a more aggressive feel under load than lower-C alternatives, which matters when you are asking for stronger punch on takeoff, cleaner throttle response in aerobatics, better mid-flight recovery in EDF use, or steadier voltage under heavier current draw. In real-world use, that usually translates into a setup that feels less soft when you lean on it.
The XT90 plug also makes sense here. For larger 6S systems, XT90 is a familiar choice because it suits higher-current applications and is commonly seen on bigger airplanes, jets, larger helicopters, and some heavy-duty drone or surface setups.
Applications
This battery is a strong fit for a wide range of 6S RC airplanes, especially larger sport planes, aerobatic aircraft, and warbirds that benefit from a 5000mAh pack with good punch and stable power delivery. It also makes sense for certain EDF jets where pilots want a pack that feels more energetic than a lower-discharge option without moving too far up in weight.
In multi-rotor use, this pack can also serve selected heavy-lift drone and cinelifter-style applications where a 6S platform is already designed around a battery in this size and weight class. For those setups, voltage consistency under throttle and payload load matters more than headline capacity alone, and that is where a stronger 100C pack becomes attractive.
For surface RC, some users also look at 6S 5000mAh packs for larger or high-demand platforms when the tray space, voltage requirement, and connector match. As always, fitment depends on more than voltage alone, so tray dimensions, connector type, and the manufacturer’s recommended battery range should all be checked before purchase.
Compatible Model References
This battery has the kind of size and output that makes it relevant for a broad mix of larger RC aircraft and demanding electric builds. For example, it is a practical option for setups built around models such as the Avios Extra NG / Extra 300 NG 60E, where pilots usually want strong punch for sport and aerobatic flying without jumping straight to a heavier pack.
It can also make sense in selected EDF and scale-style fixed-wing applications where a 6S 5000mAh battery is already part of the expected range. For users flying cinelifter-style drones or larger payload builds, this pack is also worth considering for platforms such as the iFlight Centurion X8 cinelifter drone, provided the physical fit, current demand, and connector setup are all suitable.
The main point is simple: this is not a random “fits everything” battery. It is best for higher-power 6S platforms that need a proven 5000mAh class pack with XT90 output, respectable current delivery, and dimensions that still remain usable across more than one category.
Alternative 6S Battery Options
Need the same 6S size range but a different connector or discharge style? Here are a few useful alternatives:
Why Many Users Choose CNHL
What many users care about most is not just the spec sheet, but how a pack actually feels once it is in the model. One recent customer running this battery in a Team Corally Shiroi described it as the perfect size for the platform, with plenty of punch and long runtime. After three charge cycles, the battery was still performing well with no issues reported. That kind of early feedback is often what gives people more confidence than numbers alone.
If you want to see a side-by-side brand comparison, you can read this review here: Ovonic vs CNHL LiPo Battery Comparison.
FAQ
Is this a good battery for RC airplanes?
Yes, this is a very practical 6S 5000mAh LiPo for RC airplanes when the airframe is designed for a 22.2V setup and has enough room for the pack. It is especially suitable for larger sport planes, aerobatic models, and selected EDF aircraft that benefit from strong discharge performance.
Can I use this battery in an EDF jet?
Yes, many EDF users prefer a 6S 5000mAh size because it offers a useful balance of weight, runtime, and punch. You still need to confirm the aircraft’s battery bay size, connector type, and recommended weight range before use.
Is XT90 the right connector for this size of battery?
In many larger 6S applications, yes. XT90 is commonly used for higher-current systems and is a sensible match for this battery’s intended power range.
What matters most when checking fitment?
Voltage, connector, dimensions, and weight all matter. A battery is not considered a proper fit just because it is 6S. Always verify your model’s tray space, plug type, and recommended battery range first.
Does a 100C battery always mean more runtime?
Not necessarily. The main benefit of a higher-C battery is stronger current delivery and better voltage hold under load. Runtime is influenced more by capacity, throttle use, flying style, and the efficiency of the overall setup.
Package Includes
1 × CNHL G+Plus 5000mAh 22.2V 6S 100C LiPo Battery with XT90 Plug
Notice
- Please check voltage, connector type, battery tray size, and weight before purchase.
- Manual measurement may cause a small size difference.
- Stop charging immediately if any cell exceeds the correct charging voltage range for the battery type being used.
- Please inspect the battery surface, connector, and cell voltage before first use.
- If a new battery does not seem to deliver full performance at first, use a proper balance charger and complete several normal charge and discharge cycles.
- Always use a compatible LiPo balance charger and follow standard LiPo safety procedures during charging, storage, and transport.
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