Love the reviews and instruction videos. I would like to see tests of the Gens Ace G-Tech and Spektrum Smart G2 batteries if you have not already reviewed them.
I have been having great luck with the CNHL racing pack soft case batteries. Excellent performance especially when you consider the price. I just picked up a pair of their 120C hard case batteries in the 8000mah 4s size to try out.
Would be nice to have weight included in this. For some reason cnhl seems to be way bigger and heavier than other batteries that have the same mah. Also would be nice to see some of the more affordable SMC batteries in the line up. Thanks for sharing!
@@daveg5420) interesting... was it full plan view, like 2"x5"? How thick w was it? I was going to put a Liperior soft pack in an old dead Lectron pro case... but it seemed like a tight fit so I never opened the case!
Thanks for sharing your measurements. CNHL always has a lot of interesting offers on there website. But I also had a few problems with the longevity. I will definitely try out the turnigy next time.
When I was looking at cnhl batteries I noticed they were way bigger than an smc of the same mah, size and weight weren't mentioned here in his spreadsheets though
Would you be willing to test max amps from the 20000 mah packs? I want to run 3x6S-2P with the turnigy ones and need to know if theyll heat up much at 150-200 amp load
Instead of using a 80/20 weighting, wouldn't simply using average cell wattage per dollar be better instead? Or if you really want to give average wattage more weight, squared watt per dollar could give a nice ranking, according to which the Turnigy products would come first, then the CNHL, then Youme, etc.
Ultimate Guide but you don't have Gens ace or Redline packs? How about Spektrum and Ovonics? Title is misleading/click baity. Try to do some research. I think more than half your list have performance issues/safety/dead cells killing your "value" column. Do better cuz your subscribers rely on videos to make good buying decisions for their hard-earned money. A "cheap" battery is not cheap when you have to buy/replace 4 of them after a week of use.
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Love the reviews and instruction videos. I would like to see tests of the Gens Ace G-Tech and Spektrum Smart G2 batteries if you have not already reviewed them.
I have been having great luck with the CNHL racing pack soft case batteries. Excellent performance especially when you consider the price. I just picked up a pair of their 120C hard case batteries in the 8000mah 4s size to try out.
Would be nice to have weight included in this. For some reason cnhl seems to be way bigger and heavier than other batteries that have the same mah. Also would be nice to see some of the more affordable SMC batteries in the line up. Thanks for sharing!
I opened a 2s 5200 35c Lectron Pro hard pack lipo. It had a metal plate in it.
@@daveg5420) interesting... was it full plan view, like 2"x5"? How thick w was it? I was going to put a Liperior soft pack in an old dead Lectron pro case... but it seemed like a tight fit so I never opened the case!
Thanks for all the hard work that went into figuring all this out! It is much appreciated!
Thanks for sharing your measurements.
CNHL always has a lot of interesting offers on there website. But I also had a few problems with the longevity.
I will definitely try out the turnigy next time.
Great info ! thanks
🥳🥳 Turnigy and CNHL for me then.
Really great video series, Ryan! Hope it will continue ✊😎
When I was looking at cnhl batteries I noticed they were way bigger than an smc of the same mah, size and weight weren't mentioned here in his spreadsheets though
Im watching and listening
What about Onyx? 🤔
Would you be willing to test max amps from the 20000 mah packs? I want to run 3x6S-2P with the turnigy ones and need to know if theyll heat up much at 150-200 amp load
Anyone have experience with the Nitro hobbies NHX Muscle pack? Look nice for the price on ebay...
china line for the win
Instead of using a 80/20 weighting, wouldn't simply using average cell wattage per dollar be better instead? Or if you really want to give average wattage more weight, squared watt per dollar could give a nice ranking, according to which the Turnigy products would come first, then the CNHL, then Youme, etc.
What battery’s are pro buggy’s drivers running?
Whoever is sponsoring them. They don't get to choose. They have sponsors.
Some use protek
Kermit! 😂
Yeah but I'm guessing you didn't charge them up first then discharge these lipos down to storage mode before you use them
Ultimate Guide but you don't have Gens ace or Redline packs? How about Spektrum and Ovonics? Title is misleading/click baity. Try to do some research. I think more than half your list have performance issues/safety/dead cells killing your "value" column. Do better cuz your subscribers rely on videos to make good buying decisions for their hard-earned money. A "cheap" battery is not cheap when you have to buy/replace 4 of them after a week of use.