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UAV Batteries
8S 40000mAh Solid State UAV Battery
- Voltage
- 29.6V
- Capacity
- 40000mAh
Drone Batteries
UAV Batteries
The UAV range includes 6S 12000mAh and 16000mAh packs, 8S 12000mAh and 16000mAh models, and a 12S 16000mAh option. Larger-capacity listings are grouped alongside them for aircraft that can accommodate their weight and size. Start with the aircraft's approved series count, then use the individual product tables to compare the relevant models.
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A 6S pack and an 8S pack are different electrical choices
The 12000mAh range includes separate 22.2V and 29.6V models. Equal capacity does not make them interchangeable: the aircraft and charger must support the selected series count. Keep the chosen model code with the sample request.
Match the complete electrical connection
The pack, charger and aircraft must agree on voltage limits and the connection arrangement. Confirm the main connector, lead routing and balance or monitoring interface. Cell-level performance statements do not describe a finished pack unless the pack specification supports them.
Frequently asked questions
Does a higher-capacity UAV battery always give longer flight time?
At the same nominal voltage, a higher Ah rating gives a higher calculated nominal energy. The extra pack weight can offset that benefit in flight. Payload, propulsion efficiency, the mission profile and landing reserve all affect usable flight time, so the comparison needs to stay within the aircraft's mass and size limits and be tested under the intended mission conditions.
How should I interpret a 25C UAV battery rating?
A C-rating relates current to capacity, but its meaning depends on the stated test conditions and whether it is continuous or a short burst. Check the pack's approved current, duration, temperature limit and connector capability. A calculated current is not a substitute for a confirmed operating limit.
Does a solid-state or semi-solid battery guarantee longer flight time?
The technology name alone does not establish flight performance. Compare the specific pack's measured weight, energy, discharge capability and operating limits. Flight time still depends on the aircraft and mission. Use model-specific data rather than applying a cell-level claim to a finished pack.