Neiler106
100 W
So I've been reading about how to create battery packs and all the sort but I think my healthy fear of fire and current lack of knowledge is what's stopping me. I saw a few threads about Fire Pouches which seem to be at a premium.
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I also saw a carbon fiber mold around a series of hobby king packs, turns out this does nothing to protect against plasma fires created by li-ion.
But then I remembered that I saw a video about using Rhino Truck Bed Liner to stop explosions. I did some further research, its a class 1 fire retardant. It also has waterproofing properties and can used to reinforce rigid structures, much like our beloved shrink wrap.
See video below where they use Rhino Liner on a concrete wall vs an explosion. Hint, the wall survives, its some tough stuff.
[youtube]VSvVy6oiMZI[/youtube]
If it is applicable, I'd say it would be very useful for some riders and certain ebike applications. Anyone willing to take a hobbyking pack on its last legs, grab a spray can of rhino liner at the hardware store, and sneak into your neighbors backyard for a science experiment?
Premium Fire Containment Bag $1000 http://www.allhandsfire.com/Fire-Containment-Bag
I also saw a carbon fiber mold around a series of hobby king packs, turns out this does nothing to protect against plasma fires created by li-ion.
But then I remembered that I saw a video about using Rhino Truck Bed Liner to stop explosions. I did some further research, its a class 1 fire retardant. It also has waterproofing properties and can used to reinforce rigid structures, much like our beloved shrink wrap.
See video below where they use Rhino Liner on a concrete wall vs an explosion. Hint, the wall survives, its some tough stuff.
[youtube]VSvVy6oiMZI[/youtube]
If it is applicable, I'd say it would be very useful for some riders and certain ebike applications. Anyone willing to take a hobbyking pack on its last legs, grab a spray can of rhino liner at the hardware store, and sneak into your neighbors backyard for a science experiment?