would a 3.7 200mah battery work in syma s107g
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No, a friend tried it and the chopper couldn't lift from the ground. Apparently, it's picky and requires the exact replacement unless you heavily modify the helicopter.
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I do not know. What I do know is the more powerful replacement battery (that many said would work) I ordered for my S107g turned out to be too heavy for the helicopter.
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I'm sorry to say I have tried a number of these type of 600mAh batteries with no success in getting them to charge properly.None of them lasted in my Syma X1 quad copter beyond the first use. After that they would not charge adequately.I finally ordered the MaxSale 5 x Upgraded 25C 3.7V 380MAH Battery and a set of red JST connectors and soldered them in parallel to the current white connectors.I can now use them on my Syma quad and my Hubsan quad. I can also charge them with either charger.I hope this helps save you wasted time and money.
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It should, I am running mine as a ground telemetry monitor for a drone FPV unit it is working fine a 11.1 LiPo battery I hope that helps, any 12v power source should run it
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It all depends on the dimensions of the battery you currently have. The 1600mAH @ 3.7v only tells you the electrical potential, capacity, and transfer rate, not the size. Not all batteries are made equal so I wouldn't personally wouldn't chance buying a battery designed for a different phone.
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don't really know but if it has the right terminals and correct voltage and milli amp hours you should be okay. You could even go with a higher mah battery if this one does fit your model
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I own several eagletac batteries and to be honest there is really not much difference from a 3100mah to a 3400mah but it also depends on what you are using the batteries for. But from what I know you do not need to upgrade to a higher output battery when both batteries are 3.7v.
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Short answer no. Long answer: The battery I received lists the following: Model: 3.7L1200SP 3.7V 1200mAh P/N:P11P35-09-N01 1ICP5/43/50 I'm not sure but the physical size may be different. Does your Part number match? (may be the same part number but they upgraded the mAh capacity of the battery in the same form factor?)
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Not sure but this battery lasted only a few weeks, I bought it for a 300 sym and was very disappointed, be careful really bad quality.
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It will depend on what type of connector is on the 250mah 3.7 battery. I searched Amazon for "250mAh 3.7 batteries" and the top results pulled up batteries that would NOT work with this connector. If you could be more specific as to the battery or which helicopter/plane/quad/car that you are using the battery in I could probably help more.
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Hi John,Look for the shape 1 st then see the series of your battery , does is comes under any of this FMHC10 312-0234 TKV2V 383CW YXVK2 W7H3N J4XDH 9TCXN (6600mAh, 9 Cell) , mine was J series . If match , it's a good call to buy.
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No, the battery at Amazon is considerably larger and will not fit in battery compartment. I found several sources for the 6FM2.6 battery at reasonable prices. You do want one with the smaller terminals (3/16" here in US).
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I have some of the long 200mah batteries. They work great. There is very little change in helicopter lift or balance. The flight times are noticeably longer.
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Not sure. Doesn't matter with the Syma x1 they last forever. Balance is perfect and wouldn't even try a different battery unless your trying to use it with a different flying machine.
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2-1/16"W x 4-7/8"L x 9/16"D. This is "plenty" for a stock 1300mAh battery, but you can easily slip in a 2200mAh battery for much long flight times. You can use from a 10C to a 30C rating in the 2200mAh battery. f86fman
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I am not 100% sure but I don't believe it would work since the FA-700 gets some of its power from the phone. The on-board backup battery on the FA-700 would probably be drained quickly if the two were connected. To confirm my thoughts, you may want to contact the manufacturer Control Products at 952-448-2217 located in Chanhassen, MN.
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Your best bet is to get the Battery Minder that is designed for either 12 or 24v aviation batteries. They work very well, but are more expensive, but so are aviation batteries.