XRAY - Model racing cars

Hello the ones who is reading this post!
I'm new to RC and still waiting for my first kit to arrive (XT8'17). I've got a couple of questions about electronics I cannot find the answers for:

What batteries should be used in nitro truggy (voltage, power)?
What dimensions battery slot in the Radio Case Set (part No. #356004) have?

I've checked some reviews on the Internet and it seems that Arrowmax LiPo 6000mAh 2S TC - 7.4V 130C/65C AM700102 are good, but I have no idea how close this battery is to what is required.

Thanks in advance for your assistance.

I'm new to RC and still waiting for my first kit to arrive (XT8'17). I've got a couple of questions ... What batteries should be used in nitro truggy (voltage, power)?

The Active Xray Extreme Heat Resistant use in various drives and car racers choice customers recommended to their friend's gear helps this car enter turns like an aggressive nitro, but it's still easy to drive.

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Just a little piece of info —Battery, in defence, means an group of similar weapons operating together for a common cause. In US or UK the term is also sometimes used for system of producing large number of chickens cheaply by keeping chickens in rows of small cages (made of wires).

In electrical or electronic circuits, battery means an assembly of similar cells, essentially producing electrical energy through electrochemical reactions. There are following types of batteries in use or under development today,—

Lead acid battery and its variants
Alkaline battery
Dry cells — zinc carbon type
Nickel Cadmium
Nickel Metal Hydride
Li ion and its variants
Molten metal batteries of number of types
Zinc air battery
Metal air (other than zinc)
Flow air battery
UltraBattery
These are the main types as of today, and some more types will be under development.

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