TheBeastie
1 MW
[youtube]tatq8KcaGY0[/youtube]dnmun said:
Its annoying you can't include start seconds "?t=22s" on the youtube embed bbcode thingy.. (jump to 22 seconds)
https://youtu.be/tatq8KcaGY0?t=22s
How dangerous are Lipo's?
- Thread starter zogthegreat
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Its annoying you can't include start seconds "?t=22s" on the youtube embed bbcode thingy.. (jump to 22 seconds)
https://youtu.be/tatq8KcaGY0?t=22s
skeetab5780
1 MW
best comment in the video "I lost some hair on my leg...lol"
Respect the battery and you'll be fine. Keep it balanced, inspect it often, never overcharge/discharge and you won't have issues. If you don't want to do all that then go with a different battery. All the lipo fire videos show people overcharging, puncturing etc.
dogman dan
1 PW
Not to mention shorting them. But shorts can cause fires with any chemistry of battery.
The thing is, bikes crash, get tipped over, batteries rub on the box, get dropped, etc. It's just not always easy to respect them as they need. So for some, it's just safer to use a pouch cell that doesn't get so touchy about a punctured cell. Or a metal canned round cell.
The thing is, bikes crash, get tipped over, batteries rub on the box, get dropped, etc. It's just not always easy to respect them as they need. So for some, it's just safer to use a pouch cell that doesn't get so touchy about a punctured cell. Or a metal canned round cell.
