CNHL Black Series 1300mAh 6S specs for 5" freestyle

Ask a Jaipur freestyle pilot which pack they buy again, and the answer is often a 6S 1300mAh. On TechHobby that pack is the CNHL Black Series 1300mAh 6S 100C (₹2,199). It is light enough for a 5" quad and common enough that a dead pack is easy to replace with the same plug and tray size.

Listed specifications

• Nominal voltage 22.2V, 6 cells
• Capacity 1300mAh
• Discharge 100C continuous / 200C burst (maker’s label, not a bench certificate)
• Max charge rate 5C
• Size 76×47×35mm, weight about 230g
• Discharge lead XT60, 90mm; balance lead JST-XH, 45mm

Measure the battery tray. A 230g 6S 1300 sits in most 5" freestyle frames; a 1500–1800mAh pack is longer and heavier.

What to pair it with

A 5" freestyle quad on 6S — motors in the 2207 or 2306 class such as the HGLRC Specter 2306.5 1900KV, and props such as the Gemfan WinDancer 5043. Pilots buy this series for punch and a known size, then judge voltage sag on their own quad.

When to pick a different pack

• 4S quads need 14.8V. Use the CNHL Black Series 1300mAh 4S (₹1,599), not this 6S pack.
• Whoops and 2S toothpicks want XT30. Example: CNHL MiniStar 650mAh 2S (₹649).
• Long-range wings want more capacity and a different airframe. That budget sits outside a 5" freestyle list — see what a custom 5" actually costs.

Shipping and care

The product page is clear: battery shipments go by surface even if you chose express. If the frame, motors, and props should not wait, put the LiPos on a separate order. Store near storage voltage, do not charge unattended, and retire any pack that is puffed or was crashed hard. Chargers: battery chargers. Full shelf: LiPo batteries.

The radio does not care which pack you fly. If you are still choosing a transmitter, read Boxer vs GX12 before you bind.