Batteries Battery Choices?

[D.O.G.]

I picked up these batteries memorial day weekend sale for $66.00/ 4 pack to give them a try and the price was right. This evening I broke them out of there box and I notice something different between these batteries and my Tattu batteries that I buy for my quads. Both batteries are 4c/14.8v/1550 mAh. The Tattu batteries are 45c vs the Ovonic batteries are 100c. Which isn't a big deal, to me anyway. The big difference is the size between the two. If you don't care about the weight difference, for the price, the Ovonics has the best price. My self, weight is something to me since my fossil 180 and 210 are heavy enough as they are. I'll be going back to buying the Tattu batteries I have now or even try the Fun Fly batteries from Tattu. Lesson learn here , for me anyway, cheaper is not always better. I'm still going to try them out to see what happens but I kind of know already .

 

[murankar]

Higher c rating means more weight at the end of the day. Any 35c or 40c pack will be just fine for what you do.

 

[D.O.G.]

Thanks URI for that. I'll stick to my 45c Tattu batteries that I have now then .

 

[murankar]

I have been holding out on the tattu 75c 4s 1800s. Granted they a only a couple grams more but Its still a couple more grams.

 

[D.O.G.]

I'm not sure what size quad you have URI but after you telling me about higher c rating more weight, stay away from the 1800 then. I had the 1800 45c on my 210 and it was like a turtle on Quaalude's. That's why I went with the 1500.

 

[murankar]

I am running 45c 1800 right now. It's for the oxy 3. Wait I just miss spine. I have 45c 1300s. Its the 75c 1300s that I have been thinking of getting.

4s packs are tough to find because of quads.

 

[Jamess]

I also got ovonic 4 x 1550mah 4s 100c recently, good experience