CNHL Ultra Black Series vs Black Series | FPV Beginner LIPO | Can you actually feel the difference?

First time testing these CNHL Ultra Black HV lipos! Happy to report they do offer additional performance!
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[@iffyfpv]

It looks like you might have brake on stop enabled in your esc settings because of the jerkiness of the flips. What it does it completely stop the motors when throttle is zero. Also make sure dynamic idle is setup correctly too.

[@iFLYXWings6589]

Ah! Thanks for the tip! let me give it a try!

[@anub3207]

Have you compared the CNHL Ultra to other brands like Tattu or Dogcom?

[@iFLYXWings6589]

Nope, but this is something i will be doing next. Planning to do a blind test to see if the pilot can tell the difference Most likely will be Tattu VS CNHL VS Ovonic (Spec: 1400 mah/150C)

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[@anub3207]

Just as a warning for beginners. Do not buy CNHL black batteries. They are very appealing due to their low cost, but they are really bad batteries. I have had experience with the CNHL Black 6s 1300 and the Rline 4 and Rline 5 6s 1400. From my experience, the CNHL batteries feel terrible. Not only does the quad fly much slower and weigh more, but the flight time is much worse despite similar capacity. The CNHL are especially bad for racing, and makes your quad feel like it has a lead weight attached. While the CNHL batteries are -$25% compared to the RLine, they have 30-40% less battery life from my experience. Along with all of this, the RLines are far more durable then the CNHL, and in most CNHL packs, I can notice the cells wiggling after a crash or 2. In conclusion, just get an RLine pack over a CNHL pack. I've also heard great things about the Dogcom packs, but have never tried.

[@iFLYXWings6589]

Thanks for giving your honest feedback. Appreciated Agree that Tattus are generally better if you are willing to pay a premium over it. Btw, just adding some additional humble note to your original post for readers, to add a bit more objectiveness, also consider the C rating for the packs mentioned, this will also be a determine factor and a reason for the price and performance you get out from them. This also explains why the Tattu R4 R5 may feel better over the black series. Hope this helps~ CNHL Black - 100C Tattu R4 - 130C Tattu R5 - 150C

[@Krash_fpv]

Rline tattu are good so are gnb hv the ones w flowers on label and the dog something are supposed to be killer

[@420247paul]

they are underated so they are heavier but put a cnhl black 1100 on their and tell me it flys slow lol

[@DVJiMATT]

The tattu batteries are crap compared to cnhl. There's a reason all the DRL pilots run cnhl and none are sponsored by cnhl. It's because they're the strongest longest life lipos. Check out Joshua bardwells battery test. He test all the major brands even the high dollar brands cnhl outperformed all of them.

[@iFLYXWings6589]

Thanks for sharing the your thoughts