turnigy nanotec batteries?
11-28-2011, 08:42 PM
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turnigy nanotec batteries?
hey guys i was wondering how true is this battery nanotec batteries 6s 60c 5000mah its supposed to be 300amps.whos tried nanotec batteries period i want to hear all experiences with nanotec batteries especially in high amp draw set ups i would to hear from heli guys too who push the limits of every batteries.sooooo lets hear it guys
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RE: turnigy nanotec batteries?
I have no experience with the specific packs , but do have some other nanos. I'm going to guess they are about 30C packs. I'm soon going to test some 2.2 nano packs to their max current. I expect that they will have their actual ratings cut in half as well. You may also search for them in the batterygraphvault. Maybe someone has tested them.
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RE: turnigy nanotec batteries?
I received 2 ea. Nano-Tech batteries from HK. 2650, 4S, 25C-50C . One of them will not take a charge, Can't get it above 15.2 volts. This is a brand new battery , never put into service. Naturally they will not warranty it.
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RE: turnigy nanotec batteries?
ORIGINAL: anunaki
good info wheres the battery graph located?also you are basicly saying they over rate these nanotec lipos right bud?
good info wheres the battery graph located?also you are basicly saying they over rate these nanotec lipos right bud?
Most lipos on the market were and still are over-rated. Of all the packs I've bought the average seems to be an actual rating around half of the label rating.
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RE: turnigy nanotec batteries?
ORIGINAL: cutaway
300A? That number can't possibly be right. You need to cable it with 250mcm wire as big as your thumb.
300A? That number can't possibly be right. You need to cable it with 250mcm wire as big as your thumb.
a lot of batteries today push 100+ amps without any issue. remember, most of these are 12v if that, and are cooled by the air running over them. and flitetest on youtube just did a comparison video of a nanotech vs a thunderpower and the nanotech pretty much walked all over the thunderpower battery.
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RE: turnigy nanotec batteries?
45 C is very impressive in my book , but either the packs weren't charged all the way OR should've went further (to at least 1800 mah)
A 65 C pack that can do even 32 C is pretty good. I'm still guessing that even the 2.25 pack is actually about 32 C at 150 deg F. Generally as the capacity goes up the difference between the actual rating and the label rating gets larger.
I doubt that 90% us will use a pack at 40C or higher anyways. [X(] I know I won't.
A 65 C pack that can do even 32 C is pretty good. I'm still guessing that even the 2.25 pack is actually about 32 C at 150 deg F. Generally as the capacity goes up the difference between the actual rating and the label rating gets larger.
I doubt that 90% us will use a pack at 40C or higher anyways. [X(] I know I won't.
