Need a quality set of lipos. What do you run?

[Punisher 67]

Jay were they the Nanotechs or the standard turnigy's

[Boaterguy]

has anyone used these haiyins yet? how did they turn out?
looking for 4S 3-4000mah packs for a twin lynx cat.

[sailr]

I have been using a 4S 5000 40C Haiyin pack in an airplane. Seems to have great power. So far so good. Admittedly, however, airplane setups don't put near the load on a battery than a boat does. I also have one of their 3S 2200 40C packs. It seems to be doing well also. In fact, it has held up well in a setup that puffed a Turnigy pack of the same specs.

[Boaterguy]

sounds good, will be going with 6000mah 40C 4S in a twin lynx cat.

[Chrisg81983]

I mainly run hyperion and thunder power cells but I have a few sets of the grimm racers and they are very good cells almost delivering the same power as hyperions i bought them with my motley crew when it first hit the market I have eagle tree data to show for it i have tried some nanos but did not have any luck with them all four failed in a short period of time when other cells lasted seasons on the same setup. By no means I am not saying they don't work for others I was just not happy with them. My thinking is you get what u pay for well most of the time Thanks chris g

[Make-a-Wake]

I actually like the Zippy/flightmax better than the turnigy's.......................consider giving these 45c 5000's a try at 25 bucks a pop................not much to lose.

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s..._2S1P_45C.html

Havent heard anything bad about these: http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXAXFS&P=7

Quality product, but only 30c(which may be a conservative rating) http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXXLX3&P=7

and You'll think im off my rocker for this one, but my oldest set of lipos(3+ years), that still pack a punch and balance well are a set of 4000mah 3s Venoms!! so here's one you may consider: http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXBEAG&P=7

Oh, and I'm running Zippy's in my 47" mono in my signature below, barely even get warm