NanoForce Batteries

[marchos77]

Hey guys, Anyone try these NanoForce batteries that can be purchased from Amazon.com. I bought a pair of 6s 45C 5200mah bats to use on my 800e. So far they look good and charge well. Can't wait to try them out. Any comments would be greatly appreciated. $115 on Amazon.

[DerClown]

Why not 60C discharge rate ?

[guyguerra]

I dropped down to 45C on all my 6S 5000 mah batts last year. If you figure that a typical 12S setup is running 60 amps with spikes up to 100 you can see that a 45C will be more than needed (5000 mah x 45C = 22 1/2 amps. Even with a 20% buffer 45C will keep you well above any demands that you need. I'm assuming a few things here, so please disregard if you are drawing more amperage. I also did a test just a few days ago running a 12S setup on a trex 700 with a flight time of 6:40. The nano techs had about 22% left, Thunderpowers had 34% left and Pulse had 43% left. I also changed my Logo 800 from a YGE 160 to kontronix 160 cool and gained 2 minutes. I was shocked! I'm not familiar with the Nano Force batteries though.

[Ken Here]

Gained 2 minutes more, wow that is something. Very nice added benefit that's for sure.

[guyguerra]

Marches, would you keep us posted when you get to around 50 flights and let us know what the IR is and his they hold up. I'm always looking fir a better battery.

[Lowpassleft]

Hey Marchos,
I purchased two of the 6s 5200mah 60c to run in my Mikado Logo 700. They came nicely balanced and charged up perfectly. They are a little bit heavier than ThunderPower, or Voltz but it also has that extra 200mah capacity. The packs seem to have a lot of punch and consistent power through the entire flight. The biggest things I noticed were that the packs barely got warm after a full flight. The other thing I noticed was that all 6 cells discharge at the same rate each flight. When I check each cell they are all at the exact same voltage. I have about 8 flights so far on them and have no real complaints.