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jimrug1

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There can be problems with rechargeable lithium-ion batteries in general: Lithium ion batteries - Provider Wiki
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Hey Ocelot, very informative link thanks for posting. I think we can all agree that lithium ion batts have their own unique set of issues. (as do all rechargeable batts in their own way). Some will spontaneously combust for no reason at all. Others are cheaply made and the built in safety features fail. No need to be testing the batts limits by charging them in extremely undesirable conditions. It is a known fact (Google it) that heavy water vapor can seep into lithium ion batts and react to cause combustible gas that will expand, explode and/or ignite the battery.

If I were MrSato... I would be putting a "bathroom disclaimer" on all the starter kits I
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I think that's a risk we run with ANY rechargeable battery in existence, really.

Is it just me...or are MOST of the failures ego style (knockoff/kgo/whatever) that we see? I have only seen issues with others that while scary were the result of mistreatment. Not that I have gone looking for them...but the one I see seem to be the same style.
 
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