New Turnigy Nano-Tech Lipos
 

Has anyone seen these turnigy nano-tech lipos?

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There is a section for these packs under the battery section on the left hand menu, but it is empty at the moment.

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...2010131314.jpg

I wonder what the price will be and how they will perform?

Im only a gold level member .Are there any prices tags on them yet?
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nope, not on the webiste store yet.

wow, i'm glad i didn't order that 40c pack yet. they are supposed to have a 60c pack coming out. i'll be ordering a 4 or 5s nano-tech pack as soon as they are available.

They look awfully cool.

So does anyone here have any knowledge of the materials used in making a lipo battery, or in other words knows why these are so different and will be so much obliged to share that info?

Dangit...there goes more of my $ when they show up on the site for purchase.

Hmmm, I'll be keeping an eye on them.

interesting, i wish i could buy them from somewhere either than hobby king

Is it possible they are Lithium Nanophosphate?

unobtanium dude

The shrink-wrap says "Li-Po", so it's a "Lithium-Polymer" battery, not a "Nano-Phosphate" battery...the "Nano-Tech" most likely means that they have a new way of manufacturing, or more likely, the actual lithium medium used is made out of smaller particles, meaning more surface area, which equals the increase in their claims.

You keep your unobtanium where we can't see it, this is a family forum...:no:

I remember when Associated first came out with their special shock shafts made out of a special material that they called "unobtanium", which only their factory team drivers were able to get, and then about a year later, it was found out that the "unobtanium" shock shafts were simply titanium-nitride (Ti-Ni) coated shock shafts...heh, now we all run UNOBTANIUM on our vehicles!!!

The new Nano-tech lipos are in stock

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...8&ParentCat=85

Looks like they're 45-90c

And about twice the price of regular Turnigys

With 8awg wire terminated with 5.5mm bullets!



http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...5000-3S-45.jpg

Check the other thread. like 3 pages on this already :)