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dpn217 Bonjour. j'ai 2 Tattu 1800mah 4S 75C qui ont chacune 35 vols. Elles font 200gr contre 165gr pour les Dinogy. Je pense que les Tattu ont un plus de pêche mais c'est pas flagrant. Par contre j'ai claqué une cellule hier suite a un crash et là je suis un peu dég :( A ce jour j'ai 65 vols avec chacune de ces lipos Dinogy. Elles sont solides et encaissent bien les crashs. La résistance electrique interne de chaque cellule est autour de 10-11 mOhm. Je reste très agréablement surpris :)