model14

It seems logical that a 1600 MAH 2s LiPo should weigh about twice an 800. Am I close to being correct?
Also, if you know offhand what an 800 or 1600 2S weighs with an XT60, I would appreciate hearing.
Thanks,
Richard

Joseph Frost

Subject to the quality of the cell C-rate, but 2S/800 you are looking at~50grams, 90-100g. for 1600 one, based on my stock of some 40-50C rate,

ticedoff8

Have you been looking for batteries?
The site is going to list the physical size and weight as part of the overall specifications for each battery you are looking at.

Alexis Christian Fpv

The difference in weight within 15g is normal

Joseph Frost

Difference in weight depends on the quality and the C-rate, compare the weight of the pack of same cell count and capacity between the 10C and 60C as an example.

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Oliver Moore

The weight of a lithium polymer (LiPo) battery is determined by various factors such as its capacity, number of cells, and the materials used in its construction. However, in general, it's reasonable to assume that a 1600 mAh 2S LiPo battery would weigh more than an 800 mAh 2S LiPo battery, as it has a higher capacity and hence, more energy stored in it.

As for the exact weight of an 800 or 1600 2S LiPo battery with an XT60 connector, it would depend on the specific brand and model of the battery. However, a quick online search shows that on average, an 800 mAh 2S LiPo battery with an XT60 connector weighs around 45-55 grams, while a 1600 mAh 2S LiPo battery with an XT60 connector weighs around 80-100 grams.