I thought it was mostly a good idea for cells that were already ruptured/shorting out and to just use normal water.
For discharging or neutralizing or fire fighting?
Water or an aqueous firefighting solution is the preferred method for putting out a li-ion fire but wonāt discharge a cell. I guess if the cell was open then water could dilute the nasty organic solvents inside but Iād be verrrrrrry worried about handling a ruptured cell that could short or easily catch fire.
yep thatās the situation where I would put it into a bucket of water or sand hopefully.
I keep a 5gal bucket of sand in my workshop for firefighting purposes. Throwing water on zappy zaps doesnt seem like a great idea.
Thereās no metallic lithium in rechargeable li-ion cells though and water/aqueous solutions are the preferred way to fight li-ion fires. Their mass helps to quickly bring down the cell temperature to below the thermal runaway threshold, stopping the reaction.
Lithium-metal (typically non-rechargeable) cells do have metallic lithium in them though.
What BMS do you guys have here? Is something custom?
Do you have an etsy store?
No?
disclaimer: just a photo. I didnāt make this.
Iād bet there is a Onewheel XR in there somewhere.
Sweet pics get that red beard dude
Yewwww RB is the picture god, but Iāve got a lot of work to put in to catch Brandon
@jbshayward, an ESC and battery pack in each enclosure? Iām too much of an esk8 noob to recognize the logo, who makes them?
Thats the unlimited x loaded race kit
10S with 2.5Ah/battery
Great idea, terrible person to execute it
Schoenfleisch means āNice Meatā
Lol. I love German lang
The REAL chad
Thanks!
I love the integration. It means a closed system not adaptable for all but thereās just something about a tight, small setup that appeals to me.
The hubs are not bad, probably the least worst hubs we have access to. Battery/BMS/ESC arenāt worth their weight in dirt.
Ultra-wide screens, NZXT case, mechanical keyboard, badass esk8sā¦bruh, I like your style. I have a similar setup. what are the specs on those panels?