Turnigy nano-tech lipos in VFC stock tube

[Shrapnel[Op-For]]

I read online one person stating that Turnigy nano-tech 1400mah lipos didn't fit in the stock tube of his VFC 416. I just ordered a VFC sr15 and was wondering if anyone can speak from experience if the battery will fit in the stock tube?

this lipo:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...SOFT_Pack.html

Thanks

[Dynamo]

it'll fit, snug. the battery i run in my VFC416 is 125x20x18, but it's only 1100mAh.
likely you will not be able to collapse the stuck fully.

[wildcard]

Originally Posted by Shrapnel[Op-For]

I read online one person stating that Turnigy nano-tech 1400mah lipos didn't fit in the stock tube of his VFC 416. I just ordered a VFC sr15 and was wondering if anyone can speak from experience if the battery will fit in the stock tube?

this lipo:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...SOFT_Pack.html

Thanks

It will fit but you wont be able to collapse your stock fully, in my FCC 416D it's the same

[horto]

I had issues fitting that battery in most of my M4 regular buffer tubes, enough that I don't use it for my M4's at all. I haven't tried it with a King Arms lipo buffer tube. If you want I can double check fitment specifically in my VFC mk12 SPR.

[Stealth]

It will be VERY tight, get the 1300mah 3S one instead.

[Shrapnel[Op-For]]

Originally Posted by Stealth

It will be VERY tight, get the 1300mah 3S one instead.

The three batterys stacked up aren't really any smaller than the one I listed originally though?

[slntdth93]

1300 uses longer cells so then the width and depth are a tad smaller

[moz_boz]

Originally Posted by Stealth

It will be VERY tight, get the 1300mah 3S one instead.

+1

I have a VFC M4, and I opted for the 1300 1.3 Battery...only trade off is you can't fully collapse the stock, only about 3/4s.

[SuperHog]

I thought are round Lipo batteries being developed.