safe discharge for trash question

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  • hyrulejedi86
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 494

    #1

    safe discharge for trash question

    I let my dead lipos (2) set in a bucket of saltwater for 2.5 weeks as directed and pulled them out today to throw them out. However, I noticed that both were VERY puffed about as tightly as they could be, is this normal? Should I Puncture them to releive the pressure before tossing them?

    I checked the voltages of the packs and I got between 0V and 0.12v while they were still wet from the water.
  • m4a1usr
    Fast Electric Addict
    • Nov 2009
    • 2038

    #2
    Originally posted by hyrulejedi86
    I let my dead lipos (2) set in a bucket of saltwater for 2.5 weeks as directed and pulled them out today to throw them out. However, I noticed that both were VERY puffed about as tightly as they could be, is this normal? Should I Puncture them to releive the pressure before tossing them?

    I checked the voltages of the packs and I got between 0V and 0.12v while they were still wet from the water.
    Yes. You need to expose the lipo innards or let the electrolyte be saturated with the salt/ water mixture to effectively remove the potential for plate charge. I.E. voltage in the battery.

    John
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