Nano-tech A-Spec
 

Has anyone tried these from Hobbyking, if so what are they like.

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...Lipo_Pack.html

They look awesome specially with nano technology. Seen that stuff in a tv science program and they seriously strong too.

Not had experience of those particular batteries but I have two packs of nano tech shorty lipos and they're brilliant. Can't go wrong for £32 each delivered!:thumbsup:

well ive ordered 2 so we will see . Ive 2 6600 and there fine so these should be good :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Turnigy has been selling 'nano-tech' batteries for a while now - not with an A-Spec label/rating/whatever on it. I'm curious what will be different about them - actually I'm pretty curious how the Turnigy batteries work for me - I've seen loads of racers use them with success, but I'm yet to be convinced... I ordered two shorty LiPos a while back, so I guess I'll find out soon!

And who knows, if they are winners I may get this stick pack as well :lol:

How are the shorty ones going?

I'm in need of new lipos and I was keen on getting some decent bigger brand stuff (Promatch or SMC).
Learned that Promatch will not ship outside the US and SMC, while gave me a good offer, it's still considerably more than the turnigy option (shipping kinda killed it).

I currently have the normal NanoTech shorty's and found that after a couple of months they started losing their capacity and not much longer after that they really started loosing their punch.

Are the A Spec ones the same?

My son has been using the shorty A-SPEC 4.2 packs all season and so far they have been fine, no drop off so far. I've used them too on occasion along with some LRP 4400 shorty packs and they are both performing fine. Always balanced charged and then put onto a storage charge after racing, no swelling, no drop off and they were a very good price £23 per pack :thumbsup: