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MrArcher Posted at 2018-8-21 13:36
I don't get the snarky reply, but some folks don't immediately take single items one at a time to the dump, right? Nothing worse that putting combustible items in the trash can in the garage or near the house, and having a major life threatening catastrophe as a result. There is a video right above that shows how dangerous these things can be when they malfunction, so why in God's name would you ridicule Rwynant for sharing a pretty good tip to render these things safe? Not cool.
pretty good tip to render these things safe
Thank you MrArcher, I do appreciate the backup.
ThunderPowerRC is a little Lipo battery company......some may have heard of them.
http://www.thunderpowerrc.com/co ... ecb0782&whence=
Battery Life
Batteries that lose 20% of their capacity must be removed from service and disposed of properly.
Discharge the battery to 3V/Cell. Ensure wire leads are insulated, and soak battery in a mixture of 60 parts water to 1 part salt, by weight, for 2-3 days. Then
wrap battery in a bag for disposal.
There are also other methods......lightbulbs, resistors, but if you don't have these, or the hardware to make them......the saltwater method works.
Please be responsible in whatever method you choose when disposing of Lithium Batteries!!
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