Lipo Fires #3
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LRP Lipo Brand LRP Lipo Fire im S8 BXeby KaroRace259,678 views- 2:44
Lipo Safe Charging and Storage Bagby CommonSenseRC79,836 views
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Lipo Fire In Flight!!!by Hugocraft50,520 views
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Lipo Fireby wikke7267,118 views
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Lipoexplosion in einer Munitionskisteby MBCAsslingeV11,733 views
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Lipo Battery Fire Containment Testby parrotpilot10,828 views
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Lipo Anti-Explosion bagby benleo88868,351 views
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T-REX 700E - O FIM (THE END)by alexfc22132,009 views
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RC Heli after Lipo fire Quick r/c helicopterby Asepa12335,753 views
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Lipo Safetyby sl4ppinb4ss3r31,328 views
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Nightflying with Pinata flying wing 11-07by 84058lee5,424 views
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Horsham RC Fireby MrLightR2,265 views
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LIPOSACK LiPo safe charge bagby rcfever34,463 views
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Test Wasserdicht - Werner Sicherheitstechnik GmbHby peterfashionpeter2,412 views
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Bet you can't hit meby 84058lee1,845 views
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How NOT To Dispose Of A Lipoby CrashHancock3,516 views
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Destroyed Lipoby gravediggerfan931,851 views
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Motor winding #2by 84058lee59,125 views
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LiPo fireby rmog432,317 views
I had an 8 cell 1800 MAH airsoft battery go off in a Lipo Sack last night, and damn does that kevlar bag work!
cadetjrmontgomery 10 months ago
Hi, what method work best to handle 2s 5000mah lipo? I think it will be the cinderblock and sandbag lid, isn't it? and how big will the 5000mah lipo explode vs the 3s 1500mah on the test?
Btw, hanks a lot for sharing this video!
MrPicaldy 1 year ago
Actually depending on the size of your lipo, your ammo can will rupture violently if the lipo burnt. These tests you see were done with low mah batteries. There has been tests on ammo cans with higher capacity batteries that ruptured the ammo can and resulted in a large fireball.
binaryclock01 2 years ago
I've always wondered if my ammo can would rupture violently if the LiPo ever burnt. Now I know it will hold up. Thanks!
enochw 2 years ago
Thank you for doing and posting these tests. Very informative!
I will stay with Li-Ion FePO4 cells. Though heavier than LiPos but much-much safer.
Thank you!
norbique 3 years ago
thanks for posting this. It was very informative and easy to follow.
soldog 4 years ago