hk lipo

[jahrasta]

Think my gens-ace 3300 35c are getting tired ,anyone using hobby king turnigy or nano tech .

[goodhunting]

yes. I fly Turnigy 4000mah batteries...
can't flz 3D so gentle sport and scale flights only.
7 min with 3,9 V / cell when I land...

gh

[Smoggie]

I'm using various HK LiPos in my 600 Pro, Zippy and Turnigy 40C 3000mAh and 2700 65C Nanotechs

The Turnigy and Zippy have performed well for my sports flying style for well over two years, but are starting to tire a bit now. The Nanos still perform well.

[jahrasta]

Thanks think i going to try the nanotech

[OzDruiD]

Originally Posted by goodhunting

yes. I fly Turnigy 4000mah batteries..

How do they go in the frames? What C rating? Got a link?

I am using Turnigy 3600 30c's - over a year old now and getting tired, I find they are a close fit to begin with, super super hard fit if they even puff slighly....

[goodhunting]

I have two sets of Turnigy the fit better than the gens ace.
Here is the picture...

[OzDruiD]

Originally Posted by goodhunting

I have two sets of Turnigy the fit better than the gens ace.

Mmm ok .. hard to tell frame clearance.. when you slide them in ... how much space on either side do you have? Those packs look pretty tidy - no swelling at all - mine have swelled 3-4 mm each side of the pack, so it gets pretty tight with velcro etc added.

[goodhunting]

Perhaps these pictures make it clearer... Both Turnigy and gens ace on pictures...

[OzDruiD]

Yep ok basically same as mine when battery are not swelled. Soon as the puff even a a little..the velcro straps ovee the packs will start to snag on the inner side frame cutouts. Swell some more and you have to ditch the velcro for thinner duct tape.

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[oliver1071]

Not sure what dimensions your u need but I've been running nano tech a-spec 3700's in my logo 480xx they're fantastic. They outperform my pulse 3700's. I'm really surprised at how good they are.

The charge and balance faster then my pulse. Come down cooler with less sag. I wish they made them in some other sizes but they're perfect for the logo.


http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...po%5FPack.html

[RC/DC_5000]

I had the Nanotech 65C and the Turnigy Heavy Duty 60C. And let me first tell you that these batteries break in quickly and will give you the ride of your life for about two months.

I was blown away with how quickly and powerfully these batteries responded.

The downside is that their rather extreme and impressive performance is short lived. If you are blasting on these batteries in big air/hard 3D, they probably won't last longer than a couple months. After about two months, the batteries could barely pull a loop and the motor would get VERY, VERY hot.

I cycled them on my charger three times leaving 50 percent. Flew them three times leaving 50 percent. Storage charged them at 3.85 and balanced charged them everytime at 1-2C.

Awesome battery for a short while. I might buy a couple more just for some excitement... but I wouldn't buy these batteries thinking they will last a couple years like some other brands will.

[Riff]

Stay with GensAce 3300mAh 45C or use 2700mAh 65C Nanos from HK. HK downside is the punch runs out in about 4-6 months or 2, depends on how much you use them. They are really good in the beginning but dont last that well...