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eCigarette Forum => Battery => Topic started by: Breaktru on March 09, 2012, 10:36:03 PM
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Is this explosion proof or adding shrap metal to the bomb? :Thinking:
I dug up this old thin and have been using it for a couple of months. Hope I don't kill myself :facepalm:
(http://breaktru.com/ecig/charge_can1.jpg)
(http://breaktru.com/ecig/charge_can2.jpg)
(http://breaktru.com/ecig/charge_can3.jpg)
(http://breaktru.com/ecig/charge_can4.jpg)
(http://breaktru.com/ecig/charge_can5.jpg)
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Hehe, looks like a pressure cooker.
I charge my wife's eGo batts in the dining room on a big glass table with nothing around that can burn. Hopefully, I can successfully build a VV mod for her that's small enough so I can get rid of all those horrible eGos. I hate those things. They wear out in like two seconds, they fail a lot, and they explode on the charger a lot. So far, I've heard four accounts of an eGo exploding on the charger.
I don't have to worry about my own mods. They have fail safe redundancy on the protection systems. I use a full featured charger controller (Microchip MCP73833) with both cell temperature and time-out safeties. I also have a 600W TVS diode (Littelfuse SMBJ5.0A) at the USB receptacle on the mod to protect the charger controller from power surges that could be picked up by the USB wall wart. I have three over-current protection systems. There's a PTC fuse, a voltage detector, and a current sensor that can all shut down output in the event of a fault. My feeling is there's no such thing as too many safeties with a Li-Ion cell.
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Should prevent a possible fire I imagine.
Good idea. Have to see if I can find something like that.
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Before I got out the Marine Corps I snagged a few Ammo cans. I used one for a lipo charger for my R/C batteries. I figured it if its good for ammo should be good for lipos :rockin smiley:. I too made some vent holes. I'll take some pics when I get home. It looks like an alqueda production tho =\
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I have a few ammo cans as well. 5.56 cal, 7.62 cal and .50 cal. Mine are full of reloaded ammo.