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Great video! However, I would hesitate to use acetone with plastic or potential flame/spark hazards: "If you were to put acetone on plastic, it is possible that it would eat through the plastic material. This mainly depends on the type of plastic you put it on, since some are stronger than others. It's best that acetone not be put in plastic containers due to the risk that it will break down the container and leak. ...Due to its corrosive nature, you should not put acetone on plastic or other substances that may be sensitive to its effects. It is important to use acetone carefully since it is highly flammable and its vapors are heavy and travel easily from room to room. If these vapors come in contact with any open flame or spark, it may cause an explosion or fire. For this reason, acetone should not be used around fireplaces and other risky areas. It is also best not to use acetone on surfaces that are made of plastic, as this could lead to leaks and potential hazards if the substances travels to an area with an open flame. ...only use a brushless fan since other varieties may create small sparks that could lead to a fire or explosion when running too close to acetone. There are certain situations in which putting acetone on plastic or in plastic containers will do no harm. Certain grades of plastic, like polypropylene, are designed to withstand corrosive substances, so using acetone with these will not cause any reaction. You can find which plastics may be safe by checking the bottom of any plastic item or container for a symbol and the number five. This symbol is usually the circular arrows used on recycling containers and recyclable products."

I wouldnt waste too much time on making sure its not flammable.. Just make sure it holds a lot of energy and that it can be re charged many times without crapping out Obviously nobody wants a explosive battery, but as far as looking for a batter that wont burst into flames when drilled and such is a waste of time..Who the hell drills batteries? Dont leave your cell phone in the car on a hot summers day, and dont drill it, and youll be fine.. Stupid people always worried about stupid shit

Ah, my only battery that I got from you guys (I know it wasn't your fault) popped and started venting smoke and terrible fumes.

how often should you balance charge your lipos?

I am making a version of this but I am using all cement board (no bricks). I'm also planning on making some smaller sections inside to hold each battery and put sand bags on top on these sections to put out any fire asap. The whole thing will be in a larger bunker in case the first compartments or sand method fails. What glue could I use to stick the cement board together. Gorilla glue works well to stick but in tests it loses strength quickly when heated with a flame. What else could I try that is cheap and easy? Thanks for any help!

wow!!! This show was probably one of the most important one I have ever watched. I knew these batteries had the possibility of catching fire, but NEVER did I know to that extent. I fly the Phantom 2+ Just went into my Gun Safe, and pulled out one of my ammo boxes, and am using setting up as you showed in show. To test the batteries that I have, is there a particular device to use, or the one you were using does all sizes? Guys, as usual Great job!!!! John Kaddouri