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Keep a spare battery ready for your RC ERA C127 helicopter. This 3.7V 580mAh rechargeable battery uses the grey modular housing fitted to the original C127 Sentry, with a shaped body and integrated contacts. Supplied as one battery for replacement or as an additional pack.
Product Highlights
For the original C127: Matches the grey modular battery design used by the C127 helicopter shown on our model page.
3.7V 580mAh specification: Capacity and voltage match the battery label and the original C127 specification.
Modular design: Enclosed battery housing with integrated contacts, retaining tabs and a charging port.
Single-battery pack: Order the number of spare packs you need without buying another helicopter.
Before ordering: Compare your existing battery with the photos, including the housing shape, contact position and 3.7V 580mAh label. Compatibility with other RC ERA models or C127 versions has not been confirmed.
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