Has any one been using Turnigy 5000 Nano Tech

[chrisleematt21]

Has anybody been using the Turnigy 5000 Nano Tech packs ? are they any good?

I'm looking at getting a few for my 550.

I have been looking at Turnigy nano-tech A-SPEC 5000mah 6S 65~130C Lipo Pack

and

Turnigy nano-tech 5000mah 6S 35~70C Lipo Pack (UK Warehouse)

Don' really trust the reviews on HK s the seem to delete the bad ones...

[PorscheBoy]

Not sure about the nano-tecs, I have heard some bad things about them, but maybe the A specs are better. I use the Turnigy blue in my 550e V3 and they are pretty good, certainly for the price.

[milly0812]

I've used both in 5000 6s and the A specs are far better than the standard nanos. They are still fairly young at 40 ish cycles but no sign of puffing and IR low. The standard nanos are not good

[acidla]

Personally have put 30flights on 4500mAh 35-70C nano tech packs and they are perform good so far.
These are two 6S packs configured in 12S setup.

[Peper]

As mentioned,
I would go either Turnigy blues or the "A" spec,
the regular nanos do give you a good punch when new, but after a few cycles they degrade too fast,
IR jumps to the roof and they get pregnant very easily

[Paulo uk]

Every nano-tech I have had has puffed before I would expect it to. Turnigy blues are best bang for buck imo

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[forza]

Been using 5000 & 4000 nano-techs in my Logo 550 SX, so just over a year, and no puffing or other issues. I'm no on-the-deck stick-banger though.

[enterpryse]

Every nano-tech I have had has puffed before I would expect it to. Turnigy blues are best bang for buck imo

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[Shauny]

I've got Nano tech's and optipower packs for my 550 and the difference is massive. It's like flying a different heli on the opti's and like my gran carry a heavy load of shopping on the Nano's