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Agree , I wish I hadn't placed my order with Gearbest.

The 750mah battery has both a Syma stk and a JST pigtail on it. Discharge specs ,, 750 nanotech battery - Discharge 726ma , 370 sec's to 3.7 volts. :) :) 600 nanotech battery - Discharge 570ma , 225 sec's to 3.7 volts 650...

The 750mah battery has both a Syma stk and a JST pigtail on it. Discharge specs ,, 750 nanotech battery - Discharge 726ma , 370 sec's to 3.7 volts. :) :) 600 nanotech battery - Discharge 570ma , 225 sec's to 3.7 volts 650...

First , this 750mah battery has both a Syma stk and a JST pigtail on it. Discharge specs ,, 750 nanotech battery - Discharge 726ma , 370 sec's to 3.7 volts. :) :) 600 nanotech battery - Discharge 570ma , 225 sec's to 3.7 volts...

I won't dispute that lipo is the far superior amperage battery but lithium-ions do work as my son's giant Syma X6 came with them. I don't know if the Turnigy nanotech 750 will fit your quad but it's one heck of a cell. I got two today and the voltage and run time are great. I'd guess an easy 10...

I'm testing some 750's as we speak. The stock connector is Syma specific. Many convert it over to a std. JST connector which most aftermarket batteries have. I'm post the 750 mah tests results.

I've seen that one also and wondered about the true compatibility of that antenna. What I've done to ours is to make sure the stk antenna wire is pointed up " as one was lying flat against the circuit board " and solder on a 30mm wire to extend the antenna. This brings the antenna up into the...

Sounds like the battery was bad or removing the card kept it from charging. Lith-ion or lipo , it should have run for alot more than 4-5 secs.

Sent it back ,, they actually paid the return frt.

I guess this only applies here .

Thats not funny at all , I didn't realize how good we have the shipping rates here in the USA. I'd try my best to get some money back,, newbie or not.

Where do you find parts for the black / red version ? I don't NEED any yet but wanted to keep a couple things on hand. I didn't think they were limited production when we bought the black ones but the supplier on Amazon says their no longer available.

I realize this is way over thinking and the far majority should just stay with the stock batteries and have fun. I just can't leave things alone and have to re-engineer the system , for better or worse.

We have three between all relatives and I han't had a single problem. And yes , these have had many a crashes. I'm sure many serious flyers hate the guards but I think their great. We just ordered another one for our nephew as a Brand X model we got him for Christmas was a real disapointment and...

A couple advantages to the Nanotech batteries is that they can very easily accept a 2C charge rate. I cycled a 600 mah cell at a 1.2 amp charge rate and everything increased. The capacity went up slightly , but the voltage under a load was drastic. The cell took 225 sec. at 3A to hit 3.7 volts ...

I rec'd a sample battery from Slicktron in Houston TX today and here's a quick story about upgraded batteries. It's labeled 650 mah and is 9.5 mm thick, the same thickness as a 750. The battery discharged at only 580 mah and the voltage hit 3.7 volts in just over 3 min. / 180 sec. @ a 3 amp...

I ordered a couple to try from Walker Helicopter Supply. I'll post the test results when they get here.

I'm surprised their getting less than 10 min. of flight time. ? It would be interesting to see how the actual mah cycles out. I'd guess around 700 , which is still a respectable 30% increase in flight time...

Check this one out . I havn't double checked the dimensions yet. http://www.hobbyking.com/Hobbyking/store/__20386__Turnigy_nano_tech_750mah_1S_35_70C_Lipo_Pack_Fits_Nine_Eagles_Solo_Pro_180_.html

I don't think I'll be flying mine that high but still a heck of alot harder to control vs. a plane.