Recommended CNHL Batteries for Avios Kobuz
- CNHL G+Plus 3000mAh 14.8V 4S 70C LiPo Battery with XT90 Plug
Compact and punchy — ideal for aggressive aerobatics and quick launches. - CNHL Black Series 3200mAh 14.8V 30C 4S Shorty LiPo Battery with XT60 Plug
Ultra-light and compact “shorty” pack — specifically designed for tight fuselages, rearward CG, and feather-light gliding setups. - CNHL 3300mAh 14.8V 4S 30C LiPo Battery with XT60 Plug
Balanced performance — recommended setup from the official flight test. Great for all-around use. - CNHL 3700mAh 14.8V 4S 40C LiPo Battery with XT60 Plug
Sweet spot — longer flight time without excessive nose weight. - CNHL G+Plus 4000mAh 14.8V 4S 70C LiPo Battery with XT90 Plug
Longest endurance — perfect for FPV conversion or slope soaring with power to spare. Need something built specifically for quads? Check out our FPV battery series.
XT90? Don’t sweat it. Every XT90 plug here works beautifully with an XT90-to-XT60 adapter. Bonus: XT90s handle higher currents—making them safer and cooler under heavy load. You’ll find more options in our 4S LiPo battery collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the 3200mAh Shorty battery really better for CG balance?
A: Absolutely. The CNHL 3200mAh 4S Shorty is not only lighter than most 4S packs, but also physically shorter—making it perfect for fuselages with limited space or gliders that demand precise weight distribution. It’s often the lightest and most compact option available for the Kobuz.
Q: Will the 4000mAh G+Plus battery make my glider too nose-heavy?
A: Not necessarily. While it's the heaviest in the group, its energy density and 70C output give strong climbs and long endurance. It’s a solid match for pilots looking to maximize air time.
Q: I saw someone flew 3300mAh and got 7–8 minutes. Is that real?
A: Yes—our internal tests and pilot feedback confirm that range. With light-to-mid throttle, 3300mAh offers an ideal blend of performance and handling.
Q: Is XT90 a problem for my XT60-only setup?
A: Not at all. Most flyers just use XT90-to-XT60 adapters with no issue. And XT90 actually handles high current spikes better, reducing the risk of overheating connectors during punch-outs or climbs.
Q: What’s the difference between 3700mAh and 4000mAh for gliders?
A: Think of 3700 as the flexible middle-ground: less weight, solid duration. 4000 gives you more time and more power overhead—but may require a careful CG check, especially if flying slow or in thermals.
Still not sure which pack fits your style? Take a look at our complete guide to choosing the right LiPo battery for your RC plane.