I have been told that my lipos would explode if they got wet. Obviously people assume that the water will conduct, they will short and explode. My lipos got wet, I removed the heatshrink, cleaned them up and still use them.
Andy... Little to much boob action in the picture Sir. I enjoy slammin jugs as much as the next guy keep in mind it's a family forum bud.
Tommy G
Tommy, if mum takes the kids down to the beach or hotel pool, guess what the kids see, lots of lassies in bikinis including mum. Now in Europe they would see the lassies with bikini bottoms only or no clothing
Incorrect. Actually a salt solution is no where near a direct short.
Actually salt water behaves exactly like a resistor does by creating a short between the pack leads. It may take a long or short time to discharge a pack depending on the salinity of the water. Distilled water is a non-conductor and will never discharge anything. But then we don't run in distilled water, much of the surface water in the US is filled with various ions which will help to dischage a submerged pack over time.
More info:
http://radiocontrol.wikia.com/wiki/Lithium_polymerIf a battery's outer case is punctured, the lithium inside is highly volatile and will react violently with water. Such a pack may be disposed of by first discharging it with an automotive lamp, carefully slitting the outer skin of each cell with a razor blade or X-Acto knife and neutralizing it for several hours in saltwater. Since the chemicals are considered environmentally friendly, the pack may then be disposed of in the regular trash. Note that some cells might react to any discharge attempt with further bloating. Such cells should immediately be placed into a saltwater bath. It can take several days for a fully charged cell to deactivate in saltwater. If your cell is bloated, excercise caution when opening the outer foil. Using a needle on a stick is advised. Only puncture the outer skin, do not push the needle all the way through the cell. It is advised that this should be done with the cell already submerged in the saltwater bath.
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Tommy, if mum takes the kids down to the beach or hotel pool, guess what the kids see, lots of lassies in bikinis including mum. Now in Europe they would see the lassies with bikini bottoms only or no clothing
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Quite true my friend. While not being in charge of or responsible for the beach dress code..... I am charged with seeing the content of the forum conforms to a family oriented standard.
Andy... Little to much boob action in the picture Sir. I enjoy slammin jugs as much as the next guy keep in mind it's a family forum bud.
Tommy G
lol, all is see is hot chick in a bikini, it's def. not *!***!***!***!**. I could drive down to the local beach in the summer and see the same thing, well beside the fish
she may be wearing a bikini, but one that is slightly transparent as the one in your avatar is prohibited in virginia beach ( as is thongs) so please respect your moderator and take it down.
What is more important here? The short lived display of your risque avatar? or your free use of this site?
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