11.1v Long 1800mAh Li-ion Battery for Gel Blasters

11.1V 1800mAh Li-ion Rechargeable Battery – High-Performance Power for Gel Blasters & RC Vehicles

Power up your Gel Blaster or RC car with the 11.1V Long 1800mAh Li-ion Battery, designed for reliability and extended performance. With a high-capacity 1800mAh rating, this rechargeable battery delivers consistent 11.1V output, ensuring optimal power for longer playtime and enhanced performance.

Equipped with a 4-pin JST-XH (White) charging plug and a Mini Tamiya discharge plug (Yellow), this battery offers broad compatibility across various hobby-grade devices. Whether you’re engaging in intense Gel Blaster skirmishes or racing RC vehicles, this battery provides the sustained energy needed to keep you in action.

11.1v Long 1800mAh Li-ion Battery for Gel Blasters Key Features:

✅ High-Capacity 1800mAh – Extended runtime for uninterrupted performance
✅ 11.1V Li-ion Power – Delivers stable and reliable output
✅ 4-Pin JST-XH Charging Plug – Compatible with most standard balance chargers
✅ Mini Tamiya Discharge Plug – Easy and secure connection to compatible devices
✅ Versatile Use – Ideal for Gel Blasters, RC cars, airsoft guns, and other rechargeable devices

Upgrade your gear with this powerful 11.1V 1800mAh Li-ion Battery and enjoy longer-lasting performance in every game or race. Order yours today!

Please Note, this is a very long battery, 204mm not including the wires and connectors, so make sure you are ordering this for a blaster that has room to accommodate it.

Things you might also consider that you will need with your battery:

The ideal charger for this battery is the Black Label Balanced Charger (Click image to add to your order).

X-Force Tactical Black Label Charger

The manufacturer STRONGLY recommends charging your batteries in a fire-retardant Li-PO charging safety bag (Click the image BELOW to add to your order).

Li-PO Safety Bag

Li-Po batteries can cause a fire risk when charging and should always be charged inside a fire-retardent safety bag, like the one above. Batteries should never be left on charge for longer than is necessary (only until they are fully charged, and no longer) and should not be left unattended/supervided whilst on charge.