30-10-2016, 10:50 AM
The smallest items known to suffer with explosive disassembly is E-cigs. I charge these with a strict 500ma limit.
Idiots plug the things into 2.1 amp chargers that are built into power sockets with no idea if the sockets have even got type approval or not.
E-cigs are plastered with fake CE marks and mitigation has to take place externally and that is the end if it.
With type approved things like smart phones suffering with explosive disassembly syndrome the things must all be charged in a steel box without exception.
In the 787 the battery box was indeed made of steel but it still did buckle a bit as can be seen in the photo in post #2.
Idiots plug the things into 2.1 amp chargers that are built into power sockets with no idea if the sockets have even got type approval or not.
E-cigs are plastered with fake CE marks and mitigation has to take place externally and that is the end if it.
With type approved things like smart phones suffering with explosive disassembly syndrome the things must all be charged in a steel box without exception.
In the 787 the battery box was indeed made of steel but it still did buckle a bit as can be seen in the photo in post #2.
