Turnigy Nano Tech puffed

[collective itch]

Just done some flights with various packs. Of all of them, my ten cycle nano tech came down hottest and slightly puffy. It's a 25 to 50 c.
My 1 year old overlander 25 c came down warm, and is still completely flat. Says it all.

[LaurenceGough]

Im sure it is what he wanted, as Laurence wrote a ravnig review about the Optipower packs last week, it was always going to cause controversy

...but his information is spot on imo. I have nothing but praise for my Opti packs, and the Nanoteches really were terrible.

Time will tell, as its the longetivity of the pack which will sell the UK brands.

"What he wanted"?

Not at all, I do my best to stay out of any trouble on these forums.

I just feel stupid disposing of these without taking pictures, the thread title was just a spin off my last thread to show the differences of true value for money - as I have ALWAYS said from the start. Ask anyone, I have always been supportive of paying a little more up front for value per a flight, and FUN!

I have now changed the thread title to a more honest one.


I used to say sometimes pick up cheap brands if you're learning - as you may just crash and total the pack the 2nd flight, but this no longer applies with the 50% crash back warranties of the better brand packs, why take a chance. To be honest most high end packs have had the 50% crash back offer for a while, but then again packs used to be harder to find and more expensive to get hold of a few years back.

As with all products, people can buy what they want, I didn't say which one you should pick - I am just showing what happened in my experience.

Cheers,

Laurence


Edit:
Closing thread (my choice)