Just some info, I have now been running a couple of sets of Nanotec A-spec 5S 5000's in my scale Hydro. I am impressed with the way they are working out, I now have 10-12 cycles on them and they are running strong, power is very good and IR is between 1.6-1.8. They are on the pricey end of the spectrum of the "budget" brands but I decided to try them out. I still prefer Dinogys but just wanted to share the info. I did try to punish a set of them (I ran an extra 7 laps after a race) The batts puffed and I desoldered a motor wire, but still had 15% left in the batts, I let them cool and the puffing went down, recharged without issue and all cells were in perfect balance, I have run them 3-4 times after that with no ill effects or puffing and IR's are still in the 1's.
Nanotec A-SPEC
Collapse
X
-
Tags: None
-
I know for example the Turnigy A Spec 3s 4500mah is quite a unique pack re size, weight & very short wires like 1" long including plugs. Theirs no other lipos that come even close to these re size & weight & short wires except Scorpion Competition packs. All of the other A Spec packs in the range also match the Scorpion packs in every way.Comment
-
ETTI and Victory battery 3s 4500s are similar weight and size too, desire 3s 5000s are the same weight but not sure about size. pretty much any battery for Naviga racing will have the short leads and no PCB as we are weight limited and by saving weight on those we can have more of the good stuff inside.
Maybe some of the cell detectives above can find out if they are the same cells.Paul Upton-Taylor, Greased Weasel Racing.Comment
-
and I cannot find out why other than marketing by Haiyin to sell there white packs over the HK Turnigy blue packs
and there is a thread out there on rcgroups who the member has done some killer testing on many lipo packs and the A Spec Nanos were on top of the power and voltage scale, with low IR's
even beating out Dinogy a little smidge.NAMBA20...Caterpillar UL-1, P-Spec OM29, P-Mono DF33, P-Spec JAE, Aussie 33" Hydro-LSH, Sprintcat CC2028 on 8s, PT SS45 Q Hydro, PS295 UL-1 power, OSE Brothers Outlaw QMono 4-sale, Rio 51z CC2028 on 8sComment
-
I'm just offering my little info, in my opinion Dinogy, with free shipping and Mark as a dealer and backing his product, is a better deal and product than the A-specsWe call ourselves the "Q"Comment
-
I do agree from all the info I have been reading about marks batteries and service, they are top notch, but the fact of the matter is they too are just rebranded from one of the few manufacturers. As I know I will be purchasing in the near future from him but I still would like to know who manufacturers these cells, not who matches them but the actual manufacture. And again, dinogys have been given a lot of good reviews from actual people using them.Comment
-
Judging by all the feed back ive seen over the last year or so escpecially from racers that push their packs pretty hard, the Dinogys keep performing very well at a very good price. Hope i get as good results from the Dinogys as i had 6 4000mah 3s 65c turn up in the post today, i didnt get them from Mark as im in the UK & shipping & customs charges in the UK are very expensive indeed on imported stuff. I to will be trying some A Spec as well once their back in stock.Comment
-
has anyone else tried the A Spec Nano packs?
I would love to see a 4s 5000-6000mah A Spec pack come from them.....NAMBA20...Caterpillar UL-1, P-Spec OM29, P-Mono DF33, P-Spec JAE, Aussie 33" Hydro-LSH, Sprintcat CC2028 on 8s, PT SS45 Q Hydro, PS295 UL-1 power, OSE Brothers Outlaw QMono 4-sale, Rio 51z CC2028 on 8sComment
-
I didn't want to change the path of this post, my apologies madmikepags, I have thought about purchasing some of the a-spec nanos but have not found much feedback. So thank you for the post and assurance in the aspec nanos. Guess I should try and start a thread to see what anybody els knows as far as battery lineage.Comment
-
Comment
-
I received 6 a-spec 4500mah 3s packs in the mail the other day.
The packs came in reasonably well balanced. Most packs at 3.82 volts per cell. One or two packs with one or two cells at 3.81.
Looks promising. Will run them as 6s.
Now, can the ice covering my practice pond please melt soon? ;-)Comment
-
I have been running two Turnigy A spec 6.6 2S BOAT packs (65-130 C) in series in a Pursuit mono (Kintec Racing set up) [ Leopard 2200 kv motor HK 180 ESC] thru about 15 cycles now.
My experience has been favorable, no puffing of cells or drop off in power. Given their price position and the limited availability of LIPOs in Australia I will purchase more. If anyone has more info on manufacturers and re-branding I too would be interested.FE30, Kintec Pursuit, Revolt 30, ML GP400 V2, Blackjack 29 (RIP), HK Outer LimitsComment
Comment