11.1V Stick Battery LiPo Mini Tamiya

Type: Stick LiPo Battery
Manufacturer: Matrix
Model: 11.1V 20C Mini Tamiya Stick LiPo
Voltage: 11.1V (3S)
Capacity: Not specified (commonly around 1000–1200mAh)
Discharge Rate: 20C continuous
Connector Type: Small Tamiya Connector
Charging Plug Type: BMS / XH 3-Pin Charging Connector
Dimensions: 75 mm (L) × 17 mm (W) × 18.5 mm (H)
Configuration: Stick-style (3-cell inline)
Compatibility: Designed for AEGs with buffer tubes, crane stocks, or narrow battery compartments supporting 11.1V LiPo setups

Features:

• High-voltage 11.1V (3S) configuration for enhanced rate of fire and snappy trigger response
• 20C discharge rating provides reliable current output for most upgraded AEGs
• Stick-style format fits comfortably in buffer tubes or slim battery compartments
• Small Tamiya connector ensures wide compatibility across AEG platforms
• BMS / XH 3-pin charging connector supports balance charging for LiPo safety
• Compact and lightweight design minimizes added weight during gameplay

Pros:

• Boosts AEG rate of fire and trigger responsiveness significantly
• Compact form factor allows installation in tight stock or tube compartments
• Reliable 20C output suitable for mid-tier to moderately upgraded builds
• Durable design ensures consistent power delivery under sustained use

Cons:

• Must be charged only with a LiPo-compatible balance charger (BMS / XH plug)
• Higher voltage (11.1V) may strain non-MOSFET or unreinforced AEG internals
• Capacity not specified — verify runtime expectations before extended use

Comments: The Matrix 11.1V 20C Mini Tamiya Stick LiPo Battery is engineered for airsoft players seeking faster trigger response and improved firing speed from their AEGs. Its slim stick configuration fits easily into buffer tubes and tight battery compartments, while the 20C discharge rate ensures steady power delivery. Designed for upgraded or MOSFET-equipped AEGs, this battery delivers strong, consistent performance — provided it’s paired with proper LiPo charging and care practices.