How to Power Large UAVs with Xingto Semi-Solid Batteries
Power a large UAV with a Xingto semi-solid-state pack matched to your airframe voltage. Use 53.9 V for the 14S pack or 22.2 V for the 6S pack. The 14S pack holds 2156 Wh and the 6S pack holds 799.2 Wh, both at 10C. Both packs are 0 cycles and brand new.
Quick facts
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| 14S pack | 40,000mAh, 53.9 V HV, 2156 Wh, 8.55 kg |
| 14S energy density | 260 Wh/kg stated on the listing |
| 14S computed | About 252 Wh/kg from listed energy and weight |
| 6S pack | 36,000mAh, 22.2 V, 799.2 Wh, 2.6 kg |
| 6S energy density | 330 Wh/kg stated on the listing |
| 6S computed | About 307 Wh/kg from listed energy and weight |
| Discharge rate | 10C continuous on both packs |
| Condition | 0 cycles, brand new, 1 and 2 in stock |
What do the two packs hold?
The 14S pack holds 40,000mAh at 53.9 V nominal, for 2156 Wh of energy, with a 10C continuous discharge rate.
The 6S pack holds 36,000mAh at 22.2 V nominal, for 799.2 Wh of energy, with a 10C rate and 300 A max current.
The 14S pack weighs 8.55 kg and measures 240 x 164 x 107 mm, with an AS150U connector as pictured.
The 6S pack weighs 2.6 kg and measures 217 x 90 x 67 mm, and the listing asks buyers to confirm the connector before ordering.
How is energy density counted here?
The listings state 260 Wh/kg for the 14S pack and 330 Wh/kg for the 6S pack, and those are the listing figures.
Dividing listed energy by listed weight gives a pack-level figure: 2156 Wh divided by 8.55 kg equals about 252 Wh/kg.
The same math for the 6S pack gives 799.2 Wh divided by 2.6 kg, which equals about 307 Wh/kg.
The next highest computed figures in the shop are 178.6 Wh/kg and 178.2 Wh/kg.
The 178.6 figure is the Tattu 6S 7000mAh pack, and the 178.2 figure is the Zeee 3S shorty pack.
The other Zeee and Ovonic packs compute to 124.7 to 166.1 Wh/kg by the same math from their listing figures.
On computed pack-level numbers, these two packs hold the highest energy density among the batteries compared in this guide.
Which airframes do the listings name?
The 14S listing names heavy-lift multirotor, single-rotor, fixed-wing, and VTOL drones for spraying, surveying, inspection, firefighting, and cargo work.
The 6S listing names single-rotor, multi-rotor, fixed-wing, vertical take-off, and cargo drones for survey, firefighting, inspection, and agricultural work.
Match the pack voltage to the airframe rating: 53.9 V nominal for the 14S pack and 22.2 V nominal for the 6S pack.
Use a qualified smart charger only.
Respect the listing charge limits: 60.9 V max and 2C max for the 14S pack.
The 6S pack limit is 22.5 V max and 2C max.
What condition are these packs in?
The 14S pack has 0 cycles, is tested and stored, and is brand new with the plastics still on it.
The connector on the 14S battery is the same plug shown in the picture, as the listing states.
The 6S packs have 0 cycles and are brand new, with two packs in stock, and one 14S pack in stock.
Both packs are kept in the secure warehouse and checked regularly, and both are brand new.
What did we check on the bench?
We matched every price in this guide to the live store price on November 12, 2026.
We re-read both live listings for capacity, voltage, energy, weight, size, and connector details.
We computed every Wh/kg figure in this guide from the energy and weight figures on the live listings.
We checked stock counts on the live listings: 1 for the 14S pack and 2 for the 6S pack.
How the options compare
| Pack | Capacity | Voltage | Energy | Stated Wh/kg | Computed Wh/kg | Weight | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xingto 14S semi-solid | 40,000mAh | 53.9 V | 2156 Wh | 260 | About 252 | 8.55 kg | $1499.99 |
| Xingto 6S semi-solid | 36,000mAh | 22.2 V | 799.2 Wh | 330 | About 307 | 2.6 kg | $619.99 |
How do you check fit before ordering in 5 steps?
- Confirm the airframe voltage rating matches the pack: 53.9 V nominal for 14S or 22.2 V nominal for 6S.
- Check the pack size and weight against the airframe battery bay and payload limit.
- Confirm the connector: AS150U as pictured on the 14S pack, and contact us to confirm the connector on the 6S packs.
- Confirm your charger is a qualified smart charger that covers the pack voltage and the 2C charge limit.
- Confirm storage voltage on the charger: 52.5 V to 53.9 V for the 14S pack, as the listing states.
Parts that fit this guide
In-stock parts ship from the New York, USA warehouse in 1-2 business days. Prices below are the live store prices we verified on November 12, 2026.
XINGTO 14S 40,000mAh 10C Semi-Solid-State UAV Battery, 53.9V HV ($1499.99)
Xingto 14S 40,000mAh semi-solid-state UAV battery at $1499.99, 1 in stock. It holds 2156 Wh at 53.9 V with a 10C rate and an AS150U connector. It has 0 cycles and is brand new with the plastics still on.
XINGTO 6S 36,000mAh 10C Semi-Solid-State UAV Battery, 22.2V ($619.99)
Xingto 6S 36,000mAh semi-solid-state UAV battery at $619.99, 2 in stock. It holds 799.2 Wh at 22.2 V with a 10C rate and 300 A max current. It has 0 cycles and is brand new.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the energy density of the 6S pack?
The listing states 330 Wh/kg. Dividing the listed 799.2 Wh by the listed 2.6 kg gives about 307 Wh/kg at pack level. Both figures are shown in this guide with their sources.
What connector is on the 6S pack?
The listing asks buyers to contact us to confirm the connector fitted on the 6S packs before ordering. The 14S pack uses an AS150U connector, as pictured.
How many packs are in stock?
One 14S pack and two 6S packs are in stock, as re-read from the live listings. Both packs have 0 cycles and are brand new.
What charger do these packs need?
Use a qualified smart charger only. Respect the listing limits: 60.9 V max and 2C max for the 14S pack, and 22.5 V max and 2C max for the 6S pack.
Sources
- Battery University: Charging Lithium-Ion Batteries (BU-409)
- Oscar Liang: LiPo Battery Guide
- FAA: Lithium Batteries
Last updated: November 12, 2026.