Can you tell me something I have not absorbed that you have told me please?
You've not absorbed
#3.
Let me know which questions I have repeated where someone gave me the full well written answer already.
I've listed one below and there are others.
OP:
I get a bit confused when everything is diagonal
Me, I enjoy watching cycling, but even in a senior race I'd put myself and others at risk. We all have limitations, I can see it can be risky and that I don't have the aptitude. You've wisely recognised that some things are confusing and you can be unlucky: while someone else does your battery you can be building a great bike.
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#1 OP: Where do you put the battery when you are building it? Maybe an oven tray or something like that? So if a fire starts it is easy to carry it outside
#4 Build outside... I have a portable table I put outside the garage in the driveway.
#7 OP: perhaps a glass oven tray if I make it inside?
#8 if you screw up and things start getting hot at that point you might not have time to put [gloves] on.
#10 as soon as you stop pouring water it reflashes but eventually the fire goes out. The fire is like a blow torch in intensity.
#11 Even if you had... a respirator to protect yourself from the fumes... I just wouldn't build a pack in those circumstances
#15 OP: It is not far to go outside... maybe do it outside
#18 me: count the posts above that mention mishaps and check you're happy to "just lift it outside" (meant rhetorically)
#20 OP: What about sitting close to the outer door?
(... 16 posts later ...)
#36 OP: But you don't recommend garage then?... where else could I build it?
Battery fires aren't ordinary and you evidently haven't the background knowledge to guide and protect you. If you recognise you're "often unlucky" it's better to find someone with experience to build this for you.
