Lipo Safety
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Lipo Safety
Hi, I'm trying to get properly set up for electric flight, and this includes the proper safety measures.
What are people doing for lipo safety?
I looked at fire-resistant boxes which are rated to 1500F - is this enough for a lipo fire?
Fire extinguishers: class D is rated for lipo fires...$700!! I was thinking that maybe with a proper fire box to contain a fire, a regular all-purpose (abc) fire extinguisher would suffice for extinguishing anything that subsquently caught on fire.
Not sure what else to do, so any suggestions are awesome. Thanks.
What are people doing for lipo safety?
I looked at fire-resistant boxes which are rated to 1500F - is this enough for a lipo fire?
Fire extinguishers: class D is rated for lipo fires...$700!! I was thinking that maybe with a proper fire box to contain a fire, a regular all-purpose (abc) fire extinguisher would suffice for extinguishing anything that subsquently caught on fire.
Not sure what else to do, so any suggestions are awesome. Thanks.
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RE: Lipo Safety
D'oh ! I just killed my new battery .... CRAP !!
:Note to self: Even if your esc has a on/off switch, Do Not forget to unplug the LIPO or it dies ! ( I wish I had some servo chatter this time)
:Note to self: Even if your esc has a on/off switch, Do Not forget to unplug the LIPO or it dies ! ( I wish I had some servo chatter this time)