playjack
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Ever wonder why commercial passenger airplanes forbids any battery in check in luggage? I want to have a home safer than a commercial airplane.When "very rare" = 0. What nonsense even is this?
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Ever wonder why commercial passenger airplanes forbids any battery in check in luggage? I want to have a home safer than a commercial airplane.When "very rare" = 0. What nonsense even is this?
And gasoline does too...All lithium ion batteries carry some risk of fire.
Than you shouldn't ever get in a carEver wonder why commercial passenger airplanes forbids any battery in check in luggage? I want to have a home safer than a commercial airplane.
????And gasoline does too...
Than you shouldn't ever get in a car
Edit: sorry I missed the smiley face, I am totally joking around
Because people are idiots and they don't store them properly. They just say no to everyone instead of checking everyone that has one. All it takes is for something metal to touch the terminals and all is over. They ship batteries by air all the time.Ever wonder why commercial passenger airplanes forbids any battery in check in luggage? I want to have a home safer than a commercial airplane.
not to take away your enthusiasm to park you future lightning inside your garage, but so as to let you know...GM still says all Bolt owners should park their vehicles outside immediately after charging and should not leave their vehicles charging inside overnight. There have been a number of Tesla garage fires as well, with one case in 2020 involving two Model S sedans.Because people are idiots and they don't store them properly. They just say no to everyone instead of checking everyone that has one. All it takes is for something metal to touch the terminals and all is over. They ship batteries by air all the time.
When we built out house in 2016 all of our garage doors are 9' wide and inside the garage is 25'. I can park in the garage and still have room to walk around it ?
The 4 car garage is 1250sqft.
A ICE vehicle can catch on fire too...but that never makes the news, only EV fires seem to make the news.not to take away your enthusiasm to park you future lightning inside your garage, but so as to let you know...GM still says all Bolt owners should park their vehicles outside immediately after charging and should not leave their vehicles charging inside overnight. There have been a number of Tesla garage fires as well, with one case in 2020 involving two Model S sedans.
I know it is Chevy Bolt & Tesla but why would a Ford Lightning be different? I am not here to tell you how to live your life but simply & purely inform & hope it will make you arrive at your own best decision. ?
I guess I need to update the quote I use for tours of my labs..."There could be 100 ICE fires a day and no one cares. One EV fire ANYWHERE in the world becomes front-page news and my bosses are starting to ask questions."Yeah, according to the link below there are more than 150 fuel vehicle fires per day in the US. EVs are far more safe... they're just novel so they make headlines.
https://cleantechnica.com/2019/06/0...get-serious-about-electric-car-battery-fires/
I'd strongly recommend that you also charge your cell phones, tablets, laptops and hoverboards at the end of your driveway. It's much safer that way!not to take away your enthusiasm to park you future lightning inside your garage, but so as to let you know...GM still says all Bolt owners should park their vehicles outside immediately after charging and should not leave their vehicles charging inside overnight. There have been a number of Tesla garage fires as well, with one case in 2020 involving two Model S sedans.
I know it is Chevy Bolt & Tesla but why would a Ford Lightning be different? I am not here to tell you how to live your life but simply & purely inform & hope it will make you arrive at your own best decision. ?