HSS Energy factory's high quality 6S 3200mAh FPV Battery is a 6S1P lithium polymer pack with 71.04Wh nominal energy, approximately 456g finished-pack weight, and a 135 x 45 x 38 mm envelope. Its 3200mAh capacity places it near the LiPo capacity class used by many current 7-7.5 inch long-range FPV platforms, while the product label shows 70C for initial electrical screening. Selection should still be based on aircraft voltage, battery-mass allowance, center of gravity, battery-bay fit, connector layout, and approved finished-pack current limits.
This 6S 3200mAh FPV Battery, specially manufactured by HSS Energy Factory, is of high quality and reliable performance occupies the long-range LiPo position in the HSS RC/FPV product family. Current 7-7.5 inch airframes commonly list 6S LiPo options around 3300mAh, making 3200mAh a practical capacity class for evaluation when the specific aircraft can accept the 456g mass and 135 x 45 x 38 mm package. The pack should not be treated as a universal fit: battery-bay geometry, top-plate loading, CG, average and peak current, connector access, cooling, and the approved charging workflow should be reviewed before sample approval.
HSS Energy 6S3200HV3-70C main-pack and connector reference views.
A 3.2Ah 6S Pack for Larger FPV Airframes
This model solves a different selection problem from compact 5-inch race packs and very-large high-energy packs. At 71.04Wh, approximately 456g, and 135 x 45 x 38 mm, it provides a mid-size 6S LiPo format that can be evaluated for 7-7.5 inch long-range aircraft where battery mass, center of gravity, mounting area, current demand, and mission reserve must be considered together. The calculated complete-pack specific-energy reference is about 156Wh/kg; it is a calculation from nominal energy and finished-pack mass, not a separate cell-level energy-density claim.
3200mAh Capacity Class
A mid-size 6S LiPo capacity for larger FPV airframes rather than compact race quads.
About 156Wh/kg Complete-Pack Reference
Calculated from 71.04Wh and approximately 0.456kg finished-pack weight.
7-7.5 inch Platform Context
Current long-range airframes commonly list 6S LiPo options around 3300mAh; final compatibility still requires aircraft-level review.
Technical Specifications
Parameter
Specification
Product model
HSS 6S3200HV3-70C
Battery type
6S lithium polymer battery pack
Configuration
6S1P
Nominal voltage
22.2V
Nominal capacity
3200mAh
Nominal energy
71.04Wh
Calculated pack reference
About 156Wh/kg (71.04Wh / 0.456kg)
Discharge rate shown on product
70C
Arithmetic current reference
224A (3.2Ah x 70C); not a verified continuous-current limit
Pack weight
Approx. 456g
Pack size (L x W x H)
135 x 45 x 38 mm
Power connector
High-current power connector shown in product image; final mating interface confirmed before production
Balance connector
6S multi-pin balance connector shown; final mating interface confirmed before order approval
Charge method
Matched 6S balance charging; exact charge profile confirmed for the approved battery configuration
Current approval
Continuous and peak ampere limits to be confirmed from finished-pack / project validation
Cycle-life reference
Approx. 200-400 cycles; near the end of this range, available capacity typically declines to about 80% of initial rated capacity under specified conditions
* Cycle-life results vary with charge/discharge rate, depth of discharge, temperature, storage practice, and end-of-life criteria. Use applicable finished-pack test evidence when available.
70C Label Rate and Finished-Pack Current Verification
The pack is marked 70C. For a 70C LiPo battery, 3.2Ah x 70C = 224A is only a label-based arithmetic reference, not a verified pack-current limit. For a 6S 3200mAh LiPo battery project, HSS verifies aircraft load, connector, cooling, temperature and duty cycle before approving pack limits.
70C Label Rate
3.2Ah x 70C = 224A is an arithmetic reference only. Pack-level continuous and peak current limits require applicable validation.
22.2V 6S Architecture
Confirm aircraft voltage compatibility, balance-charge workflow, connector layout, and the approved charge profile before use.
A long range FPV battery sees different loads in cruise, climb, recovery and aggressive maneuvers. Selection therefore depends on the real mission current profile staying inside approved electrical and thermal limits, not on converting the C-rate label into a guaranteed ampere value.
Long-Range Capacity, CG and Reserve Planning
A 22.2V 3200mAh LiPo battery should be selected as part of the aircraft system rather than by capacity alone. This 3200mAh pack provides 71.04Wh nominal energy in a 456g package, but the usable mission plan depends on motor/propeller setup, takeoff mass, cruise current, climb demand, wind, temperature, battery placement, and the reserve strategy set by the aircraft integrator. The 3200mAh LiPo battery therefore belongs in a mid-size long-range LiPo shelf, not in the compact 5-inch race shelf and not in the very-large 9Ah-plus high-energy shelf.
Sample Approval and Production Process Control
HSS Energy supports the product through requirement review, connector and cable confirmation, sample evaluation, drawing approval, and production release. For this long-range FPV class, sample approval should verify installation fit, connector routing, pack temperature, aircraft current demand, and charge workflow. The workshop images below illustrate standardized process equipment and a controlled production environment used to support repeatable battery manufacturing and quality checks.
Electrode / Process Equipment
Standardized Workshop Environment
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this battery intended for standard 5-inch FPV racing drones?
No. At approximately 456g and 3200mAh, it is better evaluated for 7-7.5 inch long-range or other larger 6S FPV platforms after fit and current checks.
Why is 3200mAh relevant to 7-7.5 inch FPV platforms?
Current 7-7.5 inch long-range aircraft commonly list 6S LiPo options around 3300mAh. This 3200mAh model sits near that class; final compatibility still depends on mass, dimensions, CG, connector and current demand.
Does 70C mean the pack can continuously supply 224A?
No. 3.2Ah x 70C = 224A is only a label-rate arithmetic reference. Continuous and peak ampere limits require finished-pack or project validation.
General reference: approximately 200-400 cycles, with available capacity typically near 80% of initial rated capacity around the end of this range under specified conditions. Results vary with rate, depth of discharge, temperature and storage practice.
Tell Us Your Aircraft Requirements
Send your frame size, aircraft weight target, battery mounting position, average and peak current, battery-space dimensions, connector requirement, charger strategy, reserve policy, and sample quantity for a configuration review.
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