Here's why you don't charge your batteries inside your model tank/truck/car
04-13-2015, 08:06 AM
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LOL! Even my last cell phone the battery started to swell, popping the cover off. Scary.
I being an ex auto technician always threw caution to the wind and took extra steps to avoid the "what-ifs". I am sure those that do charge their batteries inside the tanks closely supervise the operation and don't leave the room OR the house. It's good knowing that it has been done without any consequences.
Jeff
I being an ex auto technician always threw caution to the wind and took extra steps to avoid the "what-ifs". I am sure those that do charge their batteries inside the tanks closely supervise the operation and don't leave the room OR the house. It's good knowing that it has been done without any consequences.
Jeff
Hi Jeff. I was thinking about you the other day, You've been quiet, hopefully doing things you want to do. Cheers
Dan
04-13-2015, 08:41 AM
#52
Hi Dan! 
Just dealing with new problems and side effects every month. But, my head is above water so that's a good thing, huh?
Thanks buddy!
Jeff
Just dealing with new problems and side effects every month. But, my head is above water so that's a good thing, huh?Thanks buddy!
Jeff
04-14-2015, 05:08 AM
#54
Suddenly all my lipo safety videos don't seem too dramatic now huh? I've seen some crazy stuff and working for a RC company I've seen even more. I always say to go get a small smoke detector from wallyworld and put it on your charger. Yea its ugly, but look what $5 may save you 
The ammo cans or a metal toolbox is a great idea as well. Maybe I should put that as a recommendation in the next charger manuals
The ammo cans or a metal toolbox is a great idea as well. Maybe I should put that as a recommendation in the next charger manuals
