The E-flite 1S 150mAh 45C LiPo packs rock!

[dexterous]

Guys, every so often I see people posting questions about batteries (whats the best battery?) and I wanted to provide some feedback. My 100% stock Nano CP X gets a ton of flight time in the winter and I really enjoy flying it. My only complaint has been its lack of pop and crispness on hard collective movements.

A few days ago I noticed that the stock batteries were 150mah 25C units and that they had a similar 45C unit available. I purchased six of the 45C units and what an amazing difference! I highly suggest the 45C battery for anyone who wants to do anything even semi-aggressive as it feels like it has a TON more power. I still fly the book suggested 3:40 and it stays reasonably strong through the entire flight.

http://www.horizonhobby.com/products...ry-EFLB1501S45

[SkyHawk52]

I bought 4 new 45C packs as well and still haven't had a chance to try them out yet. Sound like they're great. Looking forward to trying them out soon!

[NCcraig]

The Oversky 200mAh is a better battery for the nano at about the same price. Never had much faith in Blade's batteries.

[bladeguy5]

It was a night and day difference for me. .. I was using the stock 25c And 25c nano techs... Can't wait to try them on my as3xtra

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[aero_nz]

I've been using good old nanotechs forever, but recently tried the Pulse 160mAh 30C packs, these seem to have significantly extra grunt and fly solid for the full 4mins.

I will try the 45c next, anyone with the 45's also have the Pulse?

[gerdawg]

All of my nano techs ended up dying fairly quickly but they were better than the stock batteries. I went with a set of 160 - 30c pulse batteries as well and I can say that they are night and day for performance in comparison to stock batteries. They were a good purchase.

[xenophobe]

Originally Posted by NCcraig

The Oversky 200mAh is a better battery for the nano at about the same price. Never had much faith in Blade's batteries.

Try one of the 45c batteries. I think you'll change your mind.

I have a whole pile of stock E-Flite 25c batteries. They've done nothing but sit because they suck. The NT 160's make them look kinda stupid. The miniaviation 190's are excellent as well. The 45c E-Flites are pretty great.

[BladeScraper]

E-Flite 45C are freaking amazing

[Andrillox]

Heat them up to around 96 or 98°F. It totally changes everything. I have both the e-flite 45c and the oversky 200mah and after some heat, the e-flite still has the edge.