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While charging a LiPo model airplane battery with a top-of-the-line charger
at the proper rate it burst into flame. I had carelessly left it out of the flame-proof charge bag and when I checked strange noises the room was filled with acrid smoke and a Mt Vesuvius mass of sputtering pyrotchnics was burning a hole in the work bench. Don't fly with you-do-it LiPos unless you have an ejection seat! Karl Striedieck "johngalloway" wrote in message ... What about Li Ion batteries like these? Is the fire risk sinificantly less than Li Polymer? http://www.streckenflug.at//shop/pro...roducts_id=608 A bit pricey, and probably not approved in Europe, but might be a thought when a transponder has to be carried. John Galloway |
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