Wouldn't it be safer to wear some protective gloves when handling damaged cells and a mask to avoid inhaling potentially very toxic fumes? Just a suggestion.. Really safety tests like this are best carried out in controlled environments where the fumes are not readily released into the environment.
I love science :) I knew Li-Po batteries were dangerous but holy shit, dude! The last experiment was interesting - gas expulsion, ignition, fireball, slow burn, simmer then a great big in your face fireball. Cunning battery.
You may want to invest in some Welding Gloves and a Ball Protector. Imagine losing your balls or the hand that holds them :)
Funky stuff! With this LiPo-cells we could drive straight into hell..... I hope if there drive one's day 1000s of EV's on the highway, that the battery is not fixed in the front or in the back... Only an isotopic battery or an atomic reactor could be more dangerous!
WOW!! This is the best stuff I ever saw. Keep the informative tests going. Do you need additional funds for volt meters, cameras,chargers batteries ect?
People like me can dream about having lithium ion batteries in a bike and these are being destroyed like they are free ha ha ha. Any way it teaches us a lot. Thanks for the video
The purpose is simple. In real life, chargers malfunction, electric vehicles crash or get hit by other cars, they can be exposed to high temps etc.
Would you rather find out what happens in these situations with thousands of cells and your family in the car when it happens? Or test on a small scale to find out how various chemistries behave in bad situations before hand? My ebike has 30lbs of lithium on it, I wanna know what will happen if I wreck/short etc.
@liveforphysics532 I dont want to be the annoying one but I could imagine following news ""dr. brown" accidently burned himself and neighborhood" take care...
Most of the problems folks have had with Lipos is while charging them above 4.3 v is the key which you have proven. A monitoring device between the charger and the device is the preventative method most valuable to avoid fires.
The last one - Macbook Pro cell is the best in the video ;-)
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aronloomans 4 months ago
This is the aftermath when you accidently heard Justin Bieber in your Futaba TX Music Player!
:D
globalmilind 5 months ago
Funny, I drilled through a 5S pack of Turnigy nano-techs and only had a small flame, but lot's of nasty smoke. No explosion.
Lithiumaniacs 7 months ago
did you ever dunk one in water? curious what happens when it shorts... ;-)
gravitydreaming 7 months ago
that's a hell of a test.
ekid88 9 months ago
I will never look at a lithium battery the same, ever again !
DiEGO2DaBAY 9 months ago
holy shit mate, that last one looked like that cell wanted revenge!! cunning little fucker.
sn0wchyld 9 months ago
Wouldn't it be safer to wear some protective gloves when handling damaged cells and a mask to avoid inhaling potentially very toxic fumes? Just a suggestion.. Really safety tests like this are best carried out in controlled environments where the fumes are not readily released into the environment.
xenbay 10 months ago
epic
MakeTheNoiseMTB 11 months ago
A VILLAGE, SOMEWHERE, HAS APPARENTLY LOST ITS IDIOT !
7961640 11 months ago
@7961640 So go back home then, so that they can stop looking for you.
spokehedz 6 months ago
Kiddies, don't try this at home!
jtmjtm2001 1 year ago
I might buy some headways now that i know no matter what i do to them they aren't going to explode
116thcrazy 1 year ago
I love science :) I knew Li-Po batteries were dangerous but holy shit, dude! The last experiment was interesting - gas expulsion, ignition, fireball, slow burn, simmer then a great big in your face fireball. Cunning battery.
You may want to invest in some Welding Gloves and a Ball Protector. Imagine losing your balls or the hand that holds them :)
ghosttroop 1 year ago
without this type of testing,nothing can be found out about the cells.great work.
meyiyiyi55 1 year ago
Funky stuff! With this LiPo-cells we could drive straight into hell..... I hope if there drive one's day 1000s of EV's on the highway, that the battery is not fixed in the front or in the back... Only an isotopic battery or an atomic reactor could be more dangerous!
ChrisLuxembourg 1 year ago
that looks like the insides of a macbook pro pack @ 2:30... are the cells pulled out @ 2:30 the ones used for the last demo?
sobering demos! LiXx technology commands respect!
-jc
johnfranks 1 year ago
Are you trying to die!?
yellowsupra7 1 year ago
WOW!! This is the best stuff I ever saw. Keep the informative tests going. Do you need additional funds for volt meters, cameras,chargers batteries ect?
tigeroll 1 year ago
so this is what you've been up to. lol. giving up on petro?? :-)
ghettoracer 1 year ago
@ghettoracer
Ehh, not giving up on it... until I can get faster with electric. :)
liveforphysics532 1 year ago
@liveforphysics5323,
Luke, the bible claims you can't go faster than it allows.
HTH,
Reid Welch
PoetReid 1 year ago
@liveforphysics532
People like me can dream about having lithium ion batteries in a bike and these are being destroyed like they are free ha ha ha. Any way it teaches us a lot. Thanks for the video
Numberonebikeslover 1 year ago
LOLNICE
/gets some old li-cells and does evil
rjc862003 1 year ago
Most entertaining.
mimlato 1 year ago
some of 'em react rather violently.
Paxmax 1 year ago
Good to know what is going to happen if I overcharge my LiPo packs ... =)
king444king 1 year ago
Definitively is good to know what happens when you overcharge a lipo , helps to not forget it during the charging !! wow !!
Hope that I will never fly a lipo so close to a gas torch as that but one never knows.
Poor little e-charger so close to the flame.
Instructive to say the least !!.
debianhot 1 year ago
Wow this guy really hates lipos!! :)
rydinhi 1 year ago
The last battery may have negatively affected the camera.
Not sure of the purpose of this destruction. This is certainly not the best method of recycling them.
It is obvious liveforphysics532 is not too concerned with his personal safety while shooting them with arrows and stabbing them.
HardleySnodgrass 1 year ago
@HardleySnodgrass
The purpose is simple. In real life, chargers malfunction, electric vehicles crash or get hit by other cars, they can be exposed to high temps etc.
Would you rather find out what happens in these situations with thousands of cells and your family in the car when it happens? Or test on a small scale to find out how various chemistries behave in bad situations before hand? My ebike has 30lbs of lithium on it, I wanna know what will happen if I wreck/short etc.
liveforphysics532 1 year ago 14
@liveforphysics532 You have gone to some expense to destroy those battery's.
You have presented some valuable information. mostly how not to depose of them.
I believe it was you who proved charging over 4.4 volts can cause catastrophic failure.
That tells me that a charger that is designed for those Lithium battery's should have a digital volt indicator.
I value your tests. I saw you risk your safety for these presentations.
I hope you get a lot of hits on your videos. I hope your not injured.
HardleySnodgrass 1 year ago
@liveforphysics532 I dont want to be the annoying one but I could imagine following news ""dr. brown" accidently burned himself and neighborhood" take care...
shizukataka 4 months ago
Most of the problems folks have had with Lipos is while charging them above 4.3 v is the key which you have proven. A monitoring device between the charger and the device is the preventative method most valuable to avoid fires.
HardleySnodgrass 1 year ago
But that iCharger keeps on ticking...
tcorourke2007 1 year ago
Awesome battery destruction tests. I subscribed. Keep those video's coming.
RODALCO2007 1 year ago
18650 is a rocket lol
rroge5 1 year ago
Awesome... I couldn't stop laughing when you started hitting the small battery with a jackhammer. Subscribed :)
LMF5000 1 year ago
absolutely awesome. jesus.
cyclemastersuk 1 year ago
The first and the last one LOL ! Incredible video. Could you comment the chemistry/abuse done to each battery?
ivaniclixx 1 year ago
I'm no expert but you are definitely releasing poisons into the air you then breath.
jzygula 1 year ago
I hope it's well ventilated area. fumes can't be too healthy
DanFrederiksen 1 year ago
It would seem that stabbing, hammering, piercing etc is less dangerous than people say.
dozentrio 1 year ago
your multimeter is looking a bit sad, hahaha
Samqdf 1 year ago
Woohoo, cool video Paul! You should add a kind of subtitle to let people know which chemistry you're testing in the different parts of the video.
CroDriver 1 year ago
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fishinfool2 1 year ago
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fishinfool2 1 year ago
AWESOME!!! Anymore?
fishinfool2 1 year ago
Awesome video Luke, thanks!
rushiengineering 1 year ago
*poof*!
thanks for making this! Hope never to have those conditions in a light, but it's entertaining nonetheless.
methyldioxymethamps 1 year ago
Awesome!
The00Snake 1 year ago