I have just been sent this terrifying film
https://www.facebook.com/james.vernon.3 ... 7Esj7Ga9pl
Surely, sooner or later these incidents will be the end of the BEV craze ? Not the least frightenening is the blowtorch effect to the side seen on quite a number of the incidents, not to mention the poor chap apparently electrocuted
Battery Fires
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#2 Re: Battery Fires
The link apparently requires logging in to a Facebook account to view. Are you able to provide a different link for those who do not subscribe to the "evil empire".
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#3 Re: Battery Fires
Geoff , I'm sorry but I'm not computer literate enough to do that. I've tried to find a substitute, but have failed so far
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#4 Re: Battery Fires
No problem. I assume it is about lithium ion battery fires. In the boating world I have read cautionary advice warning that if you have lithium ion battery storage banks you can only expect a fire to go out when you slip below the waves. No personal experience though.
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