30-10-2016, 11:01 PM
I had an iPod Nano which went into EDS, fortunately it was on my workbench and not on the sofa, however it still sent shards of burning carbon-like material all over the room. Apple still have a replacement program in place that gives you a brand new iPod in exchange free of charge.
From what I understand, the 787 Li-ion problem was solved initially by retrofitting Lead-acid batteries and then returning to Li-ion but with greatly expanded ventilation to the outside of the plane from the sealed battery containment area which could handle an 'event'.
From what I understand, the 787 Li-ion problem was solved initially by retrofitting Lead-acid batteries and then returning to Li-ion but with greatly expanded ventilation to the outside of the plane from the sealed battery containment area which could handle an 'event'.
