Box caught fire
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Nah I just thought dealing with all those ladies might leave a guy kind of winded so I came in as back up.
I don't care about grammar since I'm not getting graded by a teacher and would affect my life so why would I sit here and spell every word word for word ur just a idiot for doing that cuz u have to much time on ur hands . I'm busy don't got time to spell the words or whatever ur saying bout my grammar and if I did have time what does it even matter everyone got the point obviously . ( notice I used a period thier ) is that good grammar ?
Wow...
But you have time to rant about your grammar using even worse grammar and punctuation?
Yes, we noticed that you used a period there.
This is hilarious...you probably should care about grammar when it is the medium you are using to convey a message
Also, you are coming here to find out why your box blew up...yet you don't want any of the reasons or advice given? I've asked many questions on this forum when building my boxes, took the advice/heeded the warnings. Things have worked out pretty well. I have also made quite a few mistakes, tried to learn from them and the mistakes of others.
This is a forum bout mods and help advice and obvious lessons learned lol not about grammar in my opinion , others are different but I did try take in as much advice
Like I said I didn't care as much about advice till I realized i should of cared more once I had that happen lol
when you type stuff like
it makes it hard for somebody to figure out what you are saying.
when people don't make the effort to communicate clearly, other people don't bother to make much effort to respond.
I double checked you both and Mooch is correct, Li-ion batteries do not required a class D extinguisher. I freaked out because I do not have a class D and practically everything in my house runs in Li-ion! The non-rechargeable lithium batteries would require a class D extinguisher. Fire safety is important and you should have an extinguisher on every level of your home! [emoji3]
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Yep even Grimm Green does that sometimes. He did it a couple of weeks ago. Gotta pay attention.
Yes, I have to admit, I'm hardly the grammar police, but I have to concentrate to read your posts as I'm a math geek and read things very literally. So I have to wade through the misspellings and lack of punctuation, and put it into context to understand you.
I'm not very good at grammar or spelling either, but I make an effort for sake of communication.
I'm not very good at grammar or spelling either, but I make an effort for sake of communication.
I've made the mistake twice in two years with dual bay chargers.
Once somebody is going to be swapping out batteries a hundredplus times a year, it's not so much a question of if as a question of when the mistake is going to happen.
A simple fuse between the 2 positive battery holder terminals would solve the problem.
Oh I see now I thought u meant I spelt a .... ton of stuff wrong , thanks now I can see what u mean and will try fix that . random question I got , the paint on my tug mech , not the box a actually mech . The paint is coming off ( the splatter paint job) I wanna strip all the paint off any way of doing that without leaving scratches on the copper ? I wanna do my own paint job , may sound dumb but it looks dumb as of now honestly with the paint removing random spots
Better makings on battery wrappers would help with the positive end being bright orange or something.
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You could try "Scotch-Brite" pads that are abrasive but will just leave a matte finish on your mech. You could then use a polishing compound and cloth to smooth out the matte surface a bit.
Heck, even just the regular no-name two color, green/yellow, dishwashing scrubber pads could work...the green side.
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