BUSFUIVA 1650120 Upgrade Battery for DJI Phantom 4 Controller Phantom 3 Controller GL300C GL300F GL300E Remote Controller Battery
Product Description
BUSFUIVA 1650120 Upgrade Battery for DJI Phantom 4 Controller Phantom 3 Controller GL300C GL300F GL300E Remote Controller Battery
- 【Perfectly compatible remote control】Phantom 4 Controller,Phantom 4 Pro Controller,Phantom 4 Pro Remote Controller,Phantom 4 Pro+ Remote Controller,Phantom 3 Controller,Phantom 3 Drones Controller,Phantom 3 Professional Controller,Phantom 3 Advance Controller,Inspire 1 Controller,Inspire 2 Controller.
- 【Perfectly compatible remote control】Part Number:1650120,GL300F,GL300C,GL300E.
- 【Battery Specifications】Voltage: 7.4V, Type: Li-Polymer, Capacity: 6000mAh/44.40Wh.
- [Triple certification]: CE, UL, ROSH. No memory effect, short circuit protection, overcurrent, overdischarge, overheating, overcharging
- [Trustworthy quality]: We have 20 years of experience in battery replacement, and we are investing in quality. With its excellent capacity and durability, it provides reliable and long-term performance, and is an affordable choice for your battery replacement
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