  We study the interspecies scattering properties of ultracold Li-Cs mixtures
in their two energetically lowest spin channels in the magnetic field range
between 800 G and 1000 G. Close to two broad Feshbach resonances we create
weakly bound LiCs dimers by radio-frequency association and measure the
dependence of the binding energy on the external magnetic field strength. Based
on the binding energies and complementary atom loss spectroscopy of three other
Li-Cs s-wave Feshbach resonances we construct precise molecular singlet and
triplet electronic ground state potentials using a coupled-channels
calculation. We extract the Li-Cs interspecies scattering length as a function
of the external field and obtain almost a ten-fold improvement in the precision
of the values for the pole positions and widths of the s-wave Li-Cs Feshbach
resonances as compared to our previous work [Pires \textit{et al.}, Phys. Rev.
Lett. \textbf{112}, 250404 (2014)]. We discuss implications on the Efimov
scenario and the universal geometric scaling for LiCsCs trimers.
