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Old 10-23-2019, 09:44 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by bshgto View Post
Aren`t the lithium batteries susceptible to fire or explosion from shock or vibration. Isn`t this why they don`t want them on airplanes in baggage? So just one nasty road or large pot hole away from disaster? Was interested in a change out to these for extended refrigerator use on the inverter. I have 2 6 volt batts now but even they have limitations.
Don’t know about that one. The thing to remember is that there a different lithium chemistries. The airplane thermal runaway issues were due to a much more unstable chemistry. The Tesla vehicles use a lithium manganese chemistry which while more susceptible to thermal runaway are much more stable than som of those news headline grabbing chemistries we all heard about several years ago. The Lithium iron phosphate variety used in RV’s is by far one of the most stable chemistries available.
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