And you think lipos are dangerous??

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And you think lipos are dangerous??

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Had the E-Savage out yesterday at the in-laws because they just had a mountain of dirt brought in to fill in a low area. Not exactly sure what happened, but I’ve never had a lipo do this. Never had a problem with this truck before. Maybe the 90 degree heat and bad ass jumps were just more than it could take. :shock: 8)
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Looks like it got hot and shorted between the cells.

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Did it smell like rotten eggs after that happened.Old school batteries always did YUCK!!!! LOL Don

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No smell, just an audible “POP!”. I discounted it as one of the kids with one of those pop things you throw. The other battery is still fine. That battery charged kinda funny and got particularly hot so I thought maybe it was going out.
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THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote:No smell, just an audible “POP!”. I discounted it as one of the kids with one of those pop things you throw. The other battery is still fine. That battery charged kinda funny and got particularly hot so I thought maybe it was going out.
The name on the battery says it all! :roll:

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worst battery event I saw locally was a nice matched 4600 side by side pack. It was bumped on the table and got pressed up against the metal support leg thing on a turbo35 charger. The battery which was just freshly charged arc welded itself to the support and rapidly discharged, leaving a large plume of black soot/dust and molded itself into the composite tabletop.
I only got to see the aftermath once it was done, was not there for the live show :lol:

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I think it's funny that a guys whose name is "theytookmythumb" started this thread- POP

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Ni Cd used to do that too especially for dragracing LMAO

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