Sometimes people take Lithium and post on AZB!
For me it was after running 3 (four) racks. Man I was on fire that day.When does a lithium ion battery burst into flames?
From the post you quote:When does a lithium ion battery burst into flames?
Abused lithium batteries can fail very badly. Lead acid batteries just don't. For an application that doesn't benefit in the least from lithium's high energy density, low weight, and fast charge/discharge rates, lead acid are 100% the way to go.if it's ever overcharged or over-discharged
I have had my phone charge for 8 plus hours cause I fell asleep. When I fell asleep it was at 90 percent. It has never exploded. With laptops I always leave them continuously plugged in. Those two things run lithium ion batteries. I have never had a problem. And neither has the vast majority of people.From the post you quote:
Abused lithium batteries can fail very badly. Lead acid batteries just don't. For an application that doesn't benefit in the least from lithium's high energy density, low weight, and fast charge/discharge rates, lead acid are 100% the way to go.
No, you haven't. Your phone has controls and safeguards built in to prevent overcharge/discharge.I have had my phone charge for 8 plus hours
fixed that for youI'm NOT curious why you care about how to cheat a table and then why they use lead acid batteries.
I agree I don't know much if anything about batteries. But maybe you could actually explain about them so we all could understand. I asked you when batteries explode and you just restated overcharging.No, you haven't. Your phone has controls and safeguards built in to prevent overcharge/discharge.
Lithium batteries are terrific, but they are not best suited for every application. Battery fires do happen with lithium. They don't with lead acid. Keep on arguing about something that you have no idea about though, it's a good look.
What do you want to know about? What things do you find interesting?
I think the op has ingested both lead and acid.From the post you quote:
Abused lithium batteries can fail very badly. Lead acid batteries just don't. For an application that doesn't benefit in the least from lithium's high energy density, low weight, and fast charge/discharge rates, lead acid are 100% the way to go.
When it gets really hot?When does a lithium ion battery burst into flames?
If they're not banning him they must want the rest of us to enjoy him and his antics.I wonder why your not banned yet, again justin, that's what I find interesting.
Laptops, how many do you have, one for each AZ username so you can keep them straight?I have had my phone charge for 8 plus hours cause I fell asleep. When I fell asleep it was at 90 percent. It has never exploded. With laptops I always leave them continuously plugged in. Those two things run lithium ion batteries. I have never had a problem. And neither has the vast majority of people.
it's not? Damn how did I get in here?Try a search engine. More answers than you could possibly dream up questions for.
This ain't google.