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Nope. You laptop has Lithium batts. So does your cellphone, and handheld game systems. What do you do to safely store and transport them?
![]() Many go far overboard - don't become one of them. But do respect them - all batteries store significant energy (all types too!)
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I bought 2 army surplus ammo container that I use to store my batteries. Just about 4 years into the hobby and never had a issue with a battery catching fire.
Just treat them with respect and keep tabs on them when you have a battery charging, or you have crashed a plane I keep an eye on it for any problems. The only one I had go up in smoke was the one I deliberately shot with a pellet gun to see what would happen. It was a older battery, and it just smoked stunk like heck enough to convince me to be careful, not a smell I would want in my house. Don't get paranoid seems there are to many doomsday stories of explosions and spontaniouse combustions to scare some people into thinking they are like a live hand grande with the pin pulled. |
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