Are these a 20c battery or a 25c battery?
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I think either one will work. Im out of state so I cant check for a couple weeks.
459919
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.
459920
It does not specify on the batteries as to what they are. It doesn't really matter though, the X1 is a low draw aircraft and they last a reasonable amount of time with no damage or puffing.
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sorry I don't know what you mean with 20c or 25c. They are exactly the same as the original one with the Syma X1drone
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Just to add another comment on these batteries. They are the same as what comes with the Syma x1. I just checked mine. All 3 of mine are the same. The orginal and these two that I bought. Can't tell the difference in looks or flight time. Buy them you'll need them.
2140770
No they are not. They are 3.7 volt lithium ion rechargeable batteries. They are about twice as big as a regular AA battery.
1297008
I guess they are I found that the battery r us stores were over charging for these batteries and decided to try ordering them from amazon. Glad I did.
297215
They are 1200 mah. These were a good buy and they work as well as the Nikon battery.
1632554
Yes, they are the same as the 'C' type battery. This was a GREAT deal on Amazon.
187125
Sorry, I've no idea. They just didn't seem to last as long as batteries I buy locally.
2273402
Sorry, but the battery I replaced was a BN-VF808U. I have the JVC GZ-HM200BU. As far as the shipping goes, I do not recall, but they are so light I would imagine it wouldn't be much more if at all. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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Most of these batteries will fit other similar 20 Volt devices with slight modification to the battery
2264743
Mine were bought some months ago but they clearly say 2000mAh, not 2400, no each battery. Amazon is also listing them elsewhere still as 2000mAh, so maybe they changed suppliers?
750147
I have no idea as I tossed the packaging a while back. They work the same in my kids' toys as the previous batteries and last about 3 months with heavy use.
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no, they are way smaller. they are lithium batteries that are for cameras and chargers for mobile devices
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You can use a battery with more mAh, but the important number to pay attention to is the current rating number. This battery has a 20C rating. It would be ok to use a battery with a 25C rating, but not a 15C. This number represents the battery's Discharge Rating. If your machine requires the use of a 20C rated battery, a 15C battery may be damaged (or worse) because you are exceeding the battery's recommended discharge rate. So yes, using a 160mAh or even larger is fine, but you will be limited with the increased weight that a larger battery carries. More than you ever wanted to know about LiPo batteries: http://www.rogershobbycenter.com/lipoguide/ You can use a battery with more mAh, but the important number to pay attention to is the current rating number. This battery has a 20C rating. It would be ok to use a battery with a 25C rating, but not a 15C. This number represents the battery's Discharge Rating. If your machine requires the use of a 20C rated battery, a 15C battery may be damaged (or worse) because you are exceeding the battery's recommended discharge rate. So yes, using a 160mAh or even larger is fine, but you will be limited with the increased weight that a larger battery carries. More than you... » Read More You can use a battery with more mAh, but the important number to pay attention to is the current rating number. This battery has a 20C rating. It would be ok to use a battery with a 25C rating, but not a 15C. This number represents the battery's Discharge Rating. If your machine requires the use of a 20C rated battery, a 15C battery may be damaged (or worse) because you are exceeding the battery's recommended discharge rate. So yes, using a 160mAh or even larger is fine, but you will be limited with the increased weight that a larger battery carries. More than you ever wanted to know about LiPo batteries: http://www.rogershobbycenter.com/lipoguide/ « Show Less
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I don't know, but I suspect they were older batteries when I received them because they did not last very long
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More amp'sThe amp hour ratings of these batteries are: LB20 - 1.1 AHLBX20 - 1.3 AHLBXR20 - 1.5 AHLXBR2020-OPE - 2.0 AHLX2X4020-OPE- 4.0 AH
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They're not Lithium or NiMH batteries, they are rechargeable "Li-ion" batteries. Big difference between Lithium and Li-ion.
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Actually they are AAA NiCd batteries. Don't really know if i could put them in a charger. and they charge with the sun.
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Nope. These are 26650. That means 26mm wide 65mm long. And they are 3.7v cellsCR123 are 3v and much smaller.