lipo battery overcharged and blown up

overcharged lipo battery

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Comedy

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• lipo
• blowup
• overcharge

[doctorjames1]

yes, they are totally safe as long as you don't puncture one or try charging it improperly, like corkguykev said.

[lo9765]

@moron32 ops maximum voltage of 4.25 v i mean

[lo9765]

@moron32 it depends on the numer of the cells , in your case probably is 3 cell , one cell has minimum voltage of 2.50 volts and 4.25 volts , if you go outside this range they will detonate / throw flames

[moron32]

i accidentally charged my Dynam 1800mAh 11.1v 15c lipo all night last night...about 12 hours or more.....it doesnt seem puffed....and it didnt explode. Did i get lucky?

[mtnbikerET]

@devlin0497 No problem :)

[devlin0497]

@mtnbikerET oh ok thanks

[mtnbikerET]

@devlin0497 The chargers you use have a chip inside of them that cuts off the current once your battery is done charging.

[devlin0497]

@mtnbikerET lol are you kidding i overcharge my phone and psp all the time but it doesn't explode

[mtnbikerET]

@DrMario2007baka You have no idea what you're talking about. All your terminology is wrong.

[mtnbikerET]

@devlin0497 ALL phones. ALL Laptops, every hobby device in the world. Then international space station, etc.

The question should be what gadget doesn't use it?

[brandon14872]

@devlin0497 some radio controlled cars