GNB Gaoneng 5C 5000mAh 2S
| Chemistry | LiPo |
|---|---|
| Cells | 2S |
| Capacity | 5000 mAh |
| C-rating | 5C |
| Energy | 37.0 Wh |
| Weight | 178.0 g |
| Dimensions | 81x53x20mm |
| Connector | XT60 |
| Price (approx.) | 26.99 USD |
| Price per Wh | 0.73 USD/Wh |
3.6 g per 100 mAh - lighter than average for its capacity among the 14 2S LiPo packs in our database (5.6). Price per Wh ($0.73) vs the $3.32 average of the 14 2S LiPo packs that publish one.
How much current can it deliver?
Rated 5C on 5000 mAh, the GNB Gaoneng 5C 5000mAh 2S is labelled for ≈ 25 A continuous (5 Ah × 5). Marketing C-ratings are optimistic, so keep real draw well under that.
Flight time with this battery
With 80% of its 5000 mAh used, the GNB Gaoneng 5C 5000mAh 2S gives 4 Ah, 240 amp-minutes: divide by the average draw in A for the minutes.
Where this data comes from
Every figure here is Gaoneng's own, read twice: the 208 Wh/kg this pack computes to is above the 200 ceiling audit_specs uses, and it is not a retailer's transcription error. RaceDayQuads prints "Weight 178g (+/-1g)" and "Dimension 20x53x81mm Appr."; HobbyRC, an unrelated retailer, prints "Weight: ~178g +-5%" and "Dimensions: ~81x53x20mm (without wires and connectors)" for the same pack. Gaoneng's own store gaoneng.shop (Model No. GNB50002S5A, read 2026-10-17) prints the same pack as 20*53*81mm (H*W*L) and 178g (+/-6g), so all three readings agree. The ceiling is the thing in question, not the weight: this is a 5C transmitter pack, and every pack in this catalogue rated 10C or under sits between 185 and 218 Wh/kg