How long does a 6000mAh 6S pack last?
A 6000mAh 6S LiPo lasts about 5 minutes at a 55 A average draw (1/8 4x4 bashing), using 80 percent of capacity. It holds 133.2 Wh at 22.2 V, and charges from a normal run in about 161 minutes at 2 A.
Zeee 6S Lipo Battery 6000mAh 22.2V 100C with EC5 Connector (2
- 6S
- 6000mAh
The closest current 6S listing to 6000mAh in our catalog. Check the plug and the battery tray size before ordering.
$175.99 listed price, changes often
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| Car and driving | Average draw | Runtime |
|---|---|---|
| 1/8 4x4 bashing | 55 A | 5 min |
| Wide open speed runs | 90 A | 3 min |
The draws are typical averages over a run, not peaks. Launches and wheelies pull several times more for a moment. Runtime = 6 Ah x 0.8 usable / average amps x 60. Try your own figures in the LiPo runtime calculator.
How much current can a 6000mAh pack deliver?
| C rating | Max continuous |
|---|---|
| 50C | 300 A |
| 100C | 600 A |
How long does a 6000mAh 6S pack take to charge?
| Charger current | From 80% used |
|---|---|
| 1 A | 323 min |
| 2 A | 161 min |
| 5 A | 65 min |
1C for this pack is 6.0 A. Charge at or below 1C unless the pack label allows more. Details in the charge time calculator.
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Frequently asked questions
How long does a 6000mAh battery last in an RC car?
At 6S it depends almost entirely on average current draw. 1/8 4x4 bashing: about 5 minutes; Wide open speed runs: about 3 minutes. These use 80 percent of the rated capacity, which is the safe depth of discharge for LiPo packs. Bigger tires, taller gearing and grass all raise the draw and shorten runtime.
What C rating do I need for a 6000mAh 6S pack?
Maximum continuous current is capacity in amp hours times C. At 6000mAh a 50C pack is rated for about 300 A and a 100C pack for 600 A. Real draw in most cars is far lower, so a quality 50C pack is plenty for 1/10 bashing; the higher rating mostly means less voltage sag and a cooler pack.
RCCarCalc is researched guidance, not professional advice. Figures come from published manufacturer specifications, listings and verified owner reports, not hands-on testing. Speeds are theoretical or as listed; real results depend on gearing, battery, tires and terrain. See how we research.