That is a quick 0 to Sixty time!!

[Formerly YB-2]

Originally Posted by PHC1

Neither of them are really "safe" in the traditional sense of the word. http://blog.ravpower.com/2017/06/lit...mer-batteries/

Yep. But every commercial airliner in the air today probably a few hundred on board.

[PHC1]

Originally Posted by Formerly YB-2

Yep. But every commercial airliner in the air today probably a few hundred on board.

Yep. I have probably 50 lbs of them for my radio control hobby in my basement but I sleep well at night.

[godwinaj]

Originally Posted by Mikado463

is here a volatility difference between Li-Po and Li-ion batteries ?

Yes and No. Lithium is always going to be reactive. It's just the nature of Lithium.

Originally Posted by PHC1

Neither of them are really "safe" in the traditional sense of the word. http://blog.ravpower.com/2017/06/lit...mer-batteries/

Safe as long as they don't over heat, get punctured, over charged, under charged, get impact damage or shocked, get compressed or bent, etc etc.

Originally Posted by Formerly YB-2

Yep. But every commercial airliner in the air today probably a few hundred on board.

Hate thinking about that.

[PHC1]

Richard Hammond's crash in the electric Rimac Concept One. Yep, don't crash an electric car.

[PHC1]

Rumor has it, it took the firefighters quite some time to put the chemical fire out as some of the cells kept bursting and igniting over and over. Not easy to put out this kind of a chemical reaction.

[godwinaj]

Originally Posted by PHC1

Rumor has it, it took the firefighters quite some time to put the chemical fire out as some of the cells kept bursting and igniting over and over. Not easy to put out this kind of a chemical reaction.

Metal fires yay... Gas or diesel has nothing on a metal fire.