Turnigy 1300mAh 3S 30C Lipo Pack

 RC_HADY 228 points

Yes good pack with "C" (39-52A) :-)

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

It might surprise you but I figure this pack would be better than the nano-tech. I have both. This pack is heavier and fatter but it maintains a good even strong discharge. Watch out for imbalance. If you can't correct it, let CS know. I recd two and one was disappointing. If you get a good one, you'll be pleased.

 Carlos Eduardo 6 points

muito boa bateria estou usando num extra deprom voa muito tempo.

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

I purchased two in two separate orders. Both have demonstrated uneven performance across cells. The cells always perform differently, leading to imbalance and pack management problems. Might have been bad batch but I reckon these are not worth asking price of $8.00. Would buy for $4.00.

 Mr.naial 2 points

i would get the nano-tech one it is much better quality www.link

 GadgetMart 7 points

I have 2 of these - they both perform well however there are lighter packs available such as the zippy compact.

 munsaf 291 points

Length(mm) 79 Height(mm) 35 Width(mm) 25 also you can look at product config table in the middle of the page and it will tell you. Hope this helps you.

 Rokcster 169 points

I forgot to list chargers, Accucell-6 is a low budget charger that work ok up to 3s batteries. The Eco Eight balance charger is also a good charger with 10 setting memory that will charge at 7 amps max. How much do you want to spend? Rokcster

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

Size is as quoted in specs on page. Mine are well within that range.

 James 1 points

76x36x25mm

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

A note of warning about this particular pack.
After only three flights, my most recent lipo pack of this type will not maintain balance through all cells. I have purchased ten Turnigy packs - all the others have been good. This one was missing the white plastic end protectors usually under the heatshrink. If this is the latest way they are putting the packs out it raises questions about reliability. Too late for me to query.
I advise all buyers to return product immediately without using if it does not appear as per photo.
I believe my pack probably slipped through the usually reliable quality control. So bad luck for me. CS has offered to take it back but a used lipo is too expensive to return.
Getting a good pack depends on a bit of luck.

 sking0369 57 points

Dear sir, I see where you got a bad battery one time. But I also see where you have gone through the effort to make many entries about this one bad battery on this post. We all get bad products from time to time. If the postage to send the battery back to the US warehouse is more than the battery then maybe we should consider how cheap the battery is. I tried to find the place now where HK explains they take returns to the US warehouse but not able to locate it.

 sking0369 57 points

Ahh, now I see your in New Zealand. Probably cost way more to send to US than to www.link

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

Thanks for the suggestion, Sking369, yes I tried to deal with CS and complied with all the requirements for photos etc. No help in the end and I was left feeling very disappointed.
It is only this size Turnigy pack that I have had problems with. My other sizes have been fine. The first one of this size had missing wrapping and came with no packing as would be usual in my compbined order. I was sent a bad one from the outset and QC was certainly ineffective or non-existent.
Anyway, I've moved on. Older and wiser and more careful about where I place my trust.
A big shame because HK has some good products at attractive prices where it is worth paying in advance and waiting PROVIDED there are REAL CUSTOMER GUARANTEES of product support. HK is not a company that wilfully tries to rip off customers, I know that, but I was ripped off, anyway, with no comeback! They need to tighten up their staff control, their systems and their follow up.
Thanks again for the kind thought. Cheers.

 Thong Leng 2 points

Female Connector.

Cheers

 Germano 42 points

I have one and comes with female plug. []'s

 Monsta 10 points

Female, which is the slightly smaller one.

 Matt 2 points

thnx heaps www.link

 SirBiggles 27 points

A male connecter on a battery is a disaster waiting to happen.

 Lee 1 points

female connector included

 Jens 1 points

It is definately a female connector, friend.

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

All power packs should have female fittings for safety in storage.

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

After only three flights, my most recent lipo pack of this type will not maintain balance through all cells. I have purchased ten Turnigy packs - all the others have been good. This one was missing the white plastic end protectors usually under the heatshrink. If this is the latest way they are putting the packs out it raises questions about reliability. Too late for me to query.
I advise all buyers to return product immediately without using if it does not appear as per photo.
I believe my pack probably slipped through the usually reliable quality control. So bad luck for me. CS has offered to take it back but a used lipo is too expensive to return.
Getting a good pack depends on a bit of luck.

 Germano 42 points

Yes. I have got this plane and I've been using this battery too. Go ahead. []

 mohamed_alnajem 28 points

yes it is safe i ues it

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

Yes. If you do not have the aircraft overpowered, this will be very good. Locally, we do quite well with the 20C versions so your 30C should push the aircraft along when you need.

 Ronald007 406 points

f r a u d

 Paulo 1 points

essa bateria é muito boa para pequenos avioes, tenho um asa alta 1m de isopor que me divirto muito com ele =D

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

After only three flights, my most recent lipo pack of this type will not maintain balance through all cells. I have purchased ten Turnigy packs - all the others have been good. This one was missing the white plastic end protectors usually under the heatshrink. If this is the latest way they are putting the packs out it raises questions about reliability. Too late for me to query. I advise all buyers to return product immediately without using if it does not appear as per photo. I believe my item

 jenik82 170 points

It depends.. Sometimes it takes few days, sometimes few weeks and sometimes is better to choose other battery..

 lukpinto 11 points

hehehe ok.. i think i can wait a little longer :p
Thank you for the answer!!

 winn22 5 points

I saw it was in arrival about 3 weeks ago. So I think next supply will be in 1-2 weeks

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

After only three flights, my most recent lipo pack of this type will not maintain balance through all cells. I have purchased ten Turnigy packs - all the others have been good. This one was missing the white plastic end protectors usually under the heatshrink. If this is the latest way they are putting the packs out it raises questions about reliability. Too late for me to query. I advise all buyers to return product immediately without using if it does not appear as per photo. I believe my item

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

Clearing completed questions.

 raul_co76 17 points

no. please tell if u find one

 Kenneth Ablack 220 points

You can use the Turnigy 1450ma 3S 11.1V high capacity lipo transmitter pack available from HK.

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

Definitely not this!!! Instead check out Rhino range for low self discharge Tx lipos. I have an excellent 3 cell 2650 from HK.

 Steel 11 points

Length(mm) 79 Height(mm) 35 Width(mm) 25 also you can look at product config table in the middle of the page and it will tell you. Hope this helps you.

 James 1 points

76mm x 36mm x 25mm

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

pack weight and dimensions vary - especially if you get the rare one with thinner leads or missing end covers under the heatshrink. Mostly, though, you can expect them to be close to that specified.

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

Customer Service is your answer. Use the link at the top of the page.

 -boot 212 points

I just got mine. Sorry, no connectors for ESC. Nothing else in box. Really, EC3 style connectors are superior after many connect/disconnect cycles.
They're all I use.

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

Heavens, no, mate. No bullet connectors. A bit dangerous for lipos in this day and age. They are fitted with XT60 connectors that are rated for more than 55 amps continuous. They are fitted really well. The other plug is the standard JST balance fitting.