Gens Ace LiPo Batteries

Choosing a Gens Ace pack comes down to cell count, capacity, discharge rate and physical size. For most 1/10 bashers and touring cars, a G-Tech 2S or 3S pack in the 4000–6000mAh range with a solid C-rating handles daily driving nicely. 1/8 buggies and monster trucks usually run 4S packs, while heavier 1/5 scale rigs and big brushless builds step up to 6S. Always check the pack's physical dimensions fit your battery tray, and match the connector type to your ESC — or be ready to swap plugs.

Gens Ace has built its reputation on consistent cell quality, accurate capacity ratings and strong discharge performance across the G-Tech range. Packs hold their stated capacity well over many cycles, run cool under load and use tough hard cases suited to rough bashing. The range spans dedicated bashing, adventure and HV configurations, so there's a Gens Ace pack pitched at exactly the job you're asking it to do. Combined with reliable balance-lead wiring and solid packaging, they've earned their place as a default LiPo for plenty of Australian drivers.

Yes — we stock an extensive Gens Ace G-Tech range in our Australian warehouse, covering 2S through 6S LiPo packs across bashing, adventure and HV variants. That includes hard-case packs for 1/10 and 1/8 RC cars, long-runtime adventure packs and high-voltage race packs. Buying LiPos locally in Australia is much simpler than importing — shipping lithium batteries internationally is slow, expensive and often restricted. Local stock means fast domestic delivery and proper handling from arrival to your door, with connector options clearly identified on each listing.

The G-Tech 2S and 3S hard-case packs in the 5000–6500mAh range are easily the top sellers — they fit most 1/10 Traxxas, Arrma and Losi battery trays and deliver the runtime and punch daily drivers want. 4S packs in similar capacities move well with 1/8 buggy and monster truck drivers, while 6S options are popular with X-Maxx, Arrma Kraton 8S and big-scale builds. Adventure-series long-runtime packs have gained strong traction with crawler and scale truck drivers prioritising run time over raw punch.