chykensa
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Post by chykensa on Dec 31, 2016 15:50:48 GMT
Addressing the OP and subsequent posts (I missed reading the ones that Perpetua has responsibly taken down due to safety concerns), I would like to thank VapingBad for his time and effort drawing up charts and graphs to help us understand the complex business of battery safety. You are not a party pooper, and neither are you a PITA!!, just someone who realises the very real dangers of demanding too much from a potentially dangerous mixture of chemicals and metal, namely a battery. No sensible person is going to blame you for not being able to access manufacturers' information, especially if it is not readily available online. Let's hope that this very important post, started almost by chance by c1booth who was asking a good question about battery safety, helps us all to understand a bit more about the differences between the laws of physics and batteries, and how much we should take maker's' specifications to heart. I rarely use my Alien above 80w, but will be a lot more aware of the resistance of my build before zapping up the watts in future.
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GunJack
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Post by GunJack on Dec 31, 2016 17:50:40 GMT
are the d2/4 not safer than the I range as I believe they turn off after charging is complete we tend to charge over nightNNOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!! never leave batteries charging unattended, especially overnight, for safety's sake..... last thing anyone wants to hear is there's been a housefire caused by unattended battery charging .....
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