Zeee Premium LiPo packs

[Marley-Buster]

Does anyone have any experience with the new red label Zeee LiPo packs?

[RC Weekends]

They didn't work very well in my Sonicwake. After about the 3rd time out with them they would hit the LVC not even 1 min out. My CHNL 3s 70c batteries are going strong and haven't failed yet. I do have a few standard blue zeee's that are still going strong.

[Marley-Buster]

Thanks, I became aware of the CHNL G+ 70C 5000?s and have some ordered. Graphene enhanced and affordable.

[RC Weekends]

Great batteries. Not saying that are the best but definitely the best I've used.

[mappo]

They didn't work very well in my Sonicwake. After about the 3rd time out with them they would hit the LVC not even 1 min out. My CHNL 3s 70c batteries are going strong and haven't failed yet. I do have a few standard blue zeee's that are still going strong.

Got 2 several months ago and they had a hard time balancing on my icharger 410 so I sent them back. I guess the old adage, you get what you pay for. Had too high a resistance for such new packs, 4+ milli ohms per cell, that’s what I get on my 6year old packs.

[BoatmanMike]

I bought 4 of the 6s 5200 mah last year. ran them a couple times and put them away for the winter.
They are all swollen when I got them out of the fire bag in the spring. I won't be getting any more.

[Nick1979]

I have these for RC buggy. They work great for it, but I tried in my Sonicwake v2 and immediately hit a voltage sag. Also they were very warm.

[Marley-Buster]

Yeah, not too many guys are liking them in boats. I went with CNHL 70C 5000mah G+ packs. I have not got to try them yet.

[Capt'n Crash]

I'm having the same dilemma...which packs to get for my Sonicwake V2. I used some SMC Premium Spec 90c hard packs in my Sonicwake V1 but when I got them out of winter storage they both had puffed slightly and cracked their hard cases. I'm also avoiding batteries with the new smart technology. I just can't trust a battery with no balance port.

Any suggestions for some good quality reliable battery packs would be appreciated.

[Marley-Buster]

Check out the CNHL 70C G+ Speed Run Series. Great batteries and affordable.

[Capt'n Crash]

I have checked them out but have been able to find mixed reports on their quality and longevity.
Do let us know how you like them.

[mappo]

I'm having the same dilemma...which packs to get for my Sonicwake V2. I used some SMC Premium Spec 90c hard packs in my Sonicwake V1 but when I got them out of winter storage they both had puffed slightly and cracked their hard cases. I'm also avoiding batteries with the new smart technology. I just can't trust a battery with no balance port.

Any suggestions for some good quality reliable battery packs would be appreciated.

Hey get the Cnhl 6000 g+70 c, I run them in my sonicwake and ready get good runtimes with them, plus the cell resistance is pretty low on a duo 3s packs.

[koen]

I have the best results with Graphene Panther and SLS batteries, but i will try CNHL's soon

[Capt'n Crash]

Thanks for the suggestions guys.
I'm also considering the new True Spec Extreme SMC Graphine V2 batteries. Good price and available in Canada.

[Capt'n Crash]

I wound up getting True Spec DV Extreme 11.1V 5200mAh 135C as one member indicated the SMC graphenes get exceptionally hot.