EP 2000mAh NiMh Stick Pack - 7.2v - Tamiya Connector

Brand: EP Batteries

Part No: SCH-EP2000S

£14.09 ~~RRP £14.99~~

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The EP Batteries EP 2000mAh NiMH Stick Pack (part number SCH-EP2000S) delivers dependable 7.2V power in a standard stick format. Designed for safe, reliable use, it makes an ideal replacement pack for RTR RC cars, featuring flexible silicone leads and a Tamiya connector for straightforward installation.

Features

Chemistry: NiMH
Voltage: 7.2V
Capacity: 2000mAh
Connector: Tamiya
High quality flexible silicone wire
Approx. size: 135 x 45.5 x 24 mm
Approx. weight: 258 g

Suggested Compatibility

RTR RC models using 7.2V NiMH stick packs with a Tamiya-style connector
Battery bays accommodating approximately 135 x 45.5 x 24 mm packs

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EP Batteries have a great reputation for providing high quality batteries which are safe and reliable, ideal for good quality stick packs. 7.2v NiMH Stick pack 2000mAh Ideal replacement packs for RTR cars. High quality flexible silicone wire with Tamiya plug. 135x45.5x24mm 258g

EP Batteries have a great reputation for providing high quality batteries which are safe and reliable, ideal for good quality stick packs.

7.2v NiMH Stick pack

2000mAh

Ideal replacement packs for RTR cars.

High quality flexible silicone wire with Tamiya plug.

135x45.5x24mm

258g

Key Info:

Brand: EP Batteries
Part No: SCH-EP2000S
Barcode: 5051294107291
Voltage: 7.2v
Connector: Tamiya

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Hi how long is the charge time thanks

Darren / 9th April 2020

Depends on your charger....

On a 2A fast charge this will take about 50-60 minutes

Ben @ Wheelspin Models

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