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Sand is the best bet, unless you have a "D" class fire extinguisher for combustible metals.
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I thought the ideal thing to do is run away screaming "FIREEEE!!!".
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Urine is the best way to put out lipo fires. Also works for burns and cleaning cuts.
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Most LiPo bags are just cheap imitations and don't do much, don't settle for anything else other than the original LiPo Sack.
LipoSack | LipoSack Storage and Charging Solutions Demonstrational material: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mw8jb1KmAG8 This is the only bag that is engineered to contain the flames, there is plenty of testimonials about it working as advertised. |
Originally Posted by Xpress..
(Post 14946198)
Most LiPo bags are just cheap imitations and don't do much, don't settle for anything else other than the original LiPo Sack.
LipoSack | LipoSack Storage and Charging Solutions Demonstrational material: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mw8jb1KmAG8 This is the only bag that is engineered to contain the flames, there is plenty of testimonials about it working as advertised. |
Originally Posted by Andy Koback
(Post 14946032)
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Water will not put out a Lipo fire! |
Take one of your wife or mom's planting pots, rip out the plant, dig a hole in the center that can fit the battery. Apologize later, buy an even more expensive flower and try to get through the week, hopefully not the month. Not something she'll forget.
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I use old Corning Pyrex casserole dishes I buy at garage sales. I get a few weird looks, but they are super cheap, non-conductive, and safer than a bag since they provide better heat containment:
http://i1191.photobucket.com/albums/...pspislioot.jpg I've also used a fireproof cash box similar to this: http://i1191.photobucket.com/albums/...psrsaiodty.jpg |
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