justlooking
1 kW
watch this till the end, its made me respect it more ..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BliWUHSOalU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BliWUHSOalU
you want to know how safe is lithium ??
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ken1645
10 W
and we strap that right between our legs... 
amigafan2003
1 kW
And I have 42 litres of highly explosive liquid 1ft behind my head when I go for a drive in the Westfield.
I don't worry about that either.
I don't worry about that either.
melodious
100 kW
Hmmm...
Looks like a lithium battery. And they sell them as if they were disposables once fully discharged. We can recharge them just like other lithiums I'd imagine
Looks like a lithium battery. And they sell them as if they were disposables once fully discharged. We can recharge them just like other lithiums I'd imagine
Sunder
10 MW
The chemistry would be significantly different, I doubt you could recharge these.
Many things are dangerous when mishandled, but safe when handled properly. In your house, you likely have oxidizing agents that could cause explosions if mixed with the right reducing chemicals (bleach). You might have high molar acids (battery acids, hydrochloric for pool or driveway cleaning), as someone else mentioned before, you probably sit a couple feet from a hydrocarbon which if atomised, could become a high explosive.
Treat lithium ion in accordance with manufacturer's advice, and you will probably have more risk from a heater catching fire than your battery catching fire.
Many things are dangerous when mishandled, but safe when handled properly. In your house, you likely have oxidizing agents that could cause explosions if mixed with the right reducing chemicals (bleach). You might have high molar acids (battery acids, hydrochloric for pool or driveway cleaning), as someone else mentioned before, you probably sit a couple feet from a hydrocarbon which if atomised, could become a high explosive.
Treat lithium ion in accordance with manufacturer's advice, and you will probably have more risk from a heater catching fire than your battery catching fire.
Ypedal
100 TW
Those are non-rechargeable cells, AA size 1.5v compatible like regular alkaline. short out a fully charged energizer cell and it gets hot.. yay.. :|
the rechargeable type we use are not the same animal. .. short out a lipo cell or a high C rage 18650 fully charged... yeeeehawwww..
the rechargeable type we use are not the same animal. .. short out a lipo cell or a high C rage 18650 fully charged... yeeeehawwww..
dogman dan
1 PW
Wow, that shit sure is dangerous,,,,, When you work your ass off to defeat and dismantle all the stuff designed into keeping them safe.
Apparently, you don't have to try to buy large quantities of fertilizer.
Apparently, you don't have to try to buy large quantities of fertilizer.
friendly1uk
1 MW
How can he not of been shorting that battery when using the shell as his fulcrum point to rip the tip off. It seems he is saying one thing while doing another.
Stage on in crystal meth production isn't it. Later, you cover it in lye and petrol, before pouring water on iirc. Now that is a dangerous thing to do! lol
Stage on in crystal meth production isn't it. Later, you cover it in lye and petrol, before pouring water on iirc. Now that is a dangerous thing to do! lol
liveforphysics
100 TW
The batteries in our bikes have exactly no metallic lithium in them.
The lithium primary cells (non-rechargeable) are super unsafe, and a waste of resources. I'm always kinda surprised they are still made/sold/bought.
The lithium primary cells (non-rechargeable) are super unsafe, and a waste of resources. I'm always kinda surprised they are still made/sold/bought.
dogman dan
1 PW
No kidding. When I saw them in stores, I thought it was pretty dumb to have a lithium battery that's not rechargeable. How popular would cell phones or Ipods be if you had to run them on that throw away shit? Yet we still buy tons of devices that use these throw away batteries. Stupid stupid stupid.
friendly1uk
1 MW
People don't buy them as batteries. They buy them as an available source of lithium. Them batteries are the most expensive part of 'a cook' that could yield 3.5g of crystal meth, worth many time's more than cocaine in the UK or USA. Last figure I heard was £200 a gram. That is $1000 from a pack of batteries. I think they probably sell quite well.
Google the one pot method if your interested.
If your interest is in the money, be warned, you won't be able to support your market and at that point you will likely be killed for the mess you have made. It is quite common. It makes a real mess of the community. It is not like other hard drugs. It is a whole new league.
Google the one pot method if your interested.
If your interest is in the money, be warned, you won't be able to support your market and at that point you will likely be killed for the mess you have made. It is quite common. It makes a real mess of the community. It is not like other hard drugs. It is a whole new league.
Hillhater
100 TW
That shit is mind, body, and society destroying !.
If this is commonly known, why the f**k arent these batteries banned !
If this is commonly known, why the f**k arent these batteries banned !
dogman dan
1 PW
If not urban legend, that would explain why you'd want to bother to open up those things.
