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| Ev Archive for April 2002 |
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| 1677 messages, last added Tue Apr 30 21:52:35 2002 |
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Re: ACRX goes down to 27 Optimas
Yes, of course nobody wants to, so we need to find out overcharge
safety data.
Regarding the blast danger, every day millions of people travel
with a tank of very explosive stuff under their butts and don't
seem to mind. An effect of a spark in the 3/4 empty gas tank full
of gas wapors will take out more than one cabin around the car and
will be heard many miles away ...
It's how you set your mind. Perception is if everyone does it, and
you never heard of such explosion, it's safe. Well, the same with
batteries - millions LiIon cell phones charged every day, so it's
safe.
Of course, charge menagement systems make sensitive LiIon batteries
safe, but perception is different, like in case of gas tank in which
conductive lamination in the partitions preventing sloshing around
and collect static charge makes tank safe, not the property of gas
and its wapors.
Very few, while filling a tank, would think about it.
Victor
David G Leatham wrote:
>
> > > considering the Lithium ion batteries which have a strict 4.2v maximum
> so
> > > the regen on a full pack could go over this. I have seen a BMS produced
> by
> > >
> I love my cell phone performance using Li batts but my guy at Radio
> Shack says that little battery could take out the whole cab of my truck if
> impropperly charged! Don't know if it's true but We All may be very
> interested in this possibility. Would not want to be driving towards that
> kind of blast.
>
> dl
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