Lipo Bag Tests - Round 2 - MORE FIRE AND FAILURE!

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We test and review many of the most popular Lipo Bags on the market
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The Original Liposack - $37.73
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Turnigy® Fire Retardant LiPoly Battery Bag (Zippered) (200x155x95mm) - $4.22
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Turnigy® Fire Retardant LiPoly Battery Bag (120x53x42mm) - $2.53
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HobbyKing®™ Fire Retardant LiPoly Battery Bag (Flat) (230x140mm) - $1.90
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Multistar Hard Shell Carrying Case for 1400mah 3s Batteries - $11.04
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HobbyKing®™ Fire Retardant LiPoly Battery Bag (170x45x50mm) - $3.54
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MultiStar Fire Retardant LiPoly Battery Bag (Flat) (210x165mm) - $3.47
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Tekin LiPo Safe - $19.00
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Kenexsis LiPo Charge Protection Bag, 18 x 8 x 5.5 cm - $8.99
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Force RC LiPo Charge Protection Bag- Large - 14.99
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Team iNTECY LiPo Guard Safety Battery Bag - 7.49
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Dynamite LiPo Charge Protection Bag, Small - 10.99
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VENOM LiPo Safety Charge Sack, Small - 16.49
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@seanweir7311 3 года назад

Awesome thanks for your time and effort. I think everyone watching this can realize these burns are absolute best case scenario with the small batteries. The result I especially appreciate is that design plays more of a result over material. Sacks shoot flames in two directions as bucket style bags shoot flames into one direction. I never thought about this effect.

@markamd1 4 года назад

What a great comparison video. Thank you! Very valuable info here! :)

@jonathanbaru4593 2 года назад

Thank you Sir. Definitely helped me out in making choices to how to safely keep my lipo batteries safely. Thank you for the work, time and money that you have spent making this video. Really informative.

@JD-HALL 5 лет назад

Thanks as always for giving us an education. I bought the kinexsis bag this spring. Seemed to do ok. You guys rock! Keep it up.

@Zig285 4 года назад

You may be providing a false sense of security to owners of the some of these bags. This test is trash unless you follow up with a video showing a couple of 5000 mAh packs inside one of the better performers.

@OPERATOR-OVERWATCH Год назад

I agree

@EugenBrinzoiu 3 года назад

Thank you for your time…..wonderful and helpful tests.

@EsaMononen 2 года назад

thank you for making this video.

@RobisonRacing68 4 года назад

Nicely done. Not only brands but styles make a difference. Good stuff, thank you.

@curtislondon4642 4 года назад

Amazing test comparisons.

@brentholmes3339 4 года назад

This gives a great idea as to the ability of each type/style/brand of bag to control the pressure and fire from a burning lipo. Thanks for your time to give us a relative comparison. I did not see the results from the zippered HK bag. I use these a lot to transport my lipos to the field. Just curious how that product worked.

@markn3586 4 года назад

I'm new to this, so my evaluation would be to store individual batteries in a rectangular pouch style bag like Tournigy inside a small cube bag like the Hobbymate from video 1. To be safe I would toss that in a metal ammo box of some kind. I believe I'll charge batteries outside or in the garage as an additional precaution.

@anthonyhamill6309 3 года назад

Thank you for helping us all stay safer. Please test the YPG bags.

@whiskeyhotelpapa 4 года назад

I'd like to see an ammo can tested. And the small one cell/shorty type Trinity bag that looks like a burrito with double flaps that overlap.

@Shanonmcnab576 2 года назад

Hobby King has been continually impressive

@palimpalim81 2 года назад

So thanks for your time and money you spend for the test. I think you didn´t need to buy all the bags, because a lot of them were the same with different brands. It seems that a larger space for the explotion is more helpful to provide a fire outside of the bag. But however some bags surprise me too.

@MrGantzFan 4 года назад

Thanks for doing these tests. Have you tried any ammo cans (with drilled vents)?

@dmwtech4495 4 года назад

the problem I see with this test? not using lipo batteries. that fuse cord has a totally different burn characteristic than lithium polymer fires, that is why class c extinguishers are needed, also a battery with burn much longer, more in the 30 second or longer range and much hotter. I only trust these for little 1s or 2s cells under 1500 mah and even then would not be all that comfortable.

@angryzeppelin2750 4 года назад

You are correct, however we are matching a fully charged 2s 1000mah battery as far as joules of energy released from the fire. Yes the burn characteristics are different but no one in their right mind would burn this many bags alone on a non-monetized channel little lone the cost of battery's them self's. So it is a relative test of the worst case scenario of battery failure for an older puffy battery under pressure that decomposes all at the same time. More over again it is a comparison of the performance of these bags.

@surronzak8154 4 года назад

@@angryzeppelin2750 You don't can afford a real test but try to have the views right ? So with the money earned you could do a real test.

@noturfrend 3 года назад

Actually you need a type D fire extinguisher

@_John_P 3 года назад

@@noturfrend Type D did not work for NASA, water is best as the free Lithium content is tiny, it is not a metal fire. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JECJAgRsp-4.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hg3r2erRrfw.html

@vandenelsenkoen 3 года назад

@@SimonWoodburyForget I think you are wrong here, the formula for temperature change doesn't contain a time expression...

@charlesfairris 11 месяцев назад

Thank you very much for these test. Would like to see best and worst tested with an actual lipo. Fireworks(fuse) only burns at 3000 ferenhiet while lipo burns at 3632 ferenhiet

@TheKetsa 4 года назад

Think I'll keep my metal boxes, tyvm.

@pauljaggers402 4 года назад

thanks for both the video. I keep lots of batteries in one bag. I would love to see what happens in you where to put many cords in the best performing bags. Also Could you do a test for 4S batteries (equivalent energy) and 6S. As i am not sure any of these bags would stand up to that.

@sheriffhd7242 4 года назад

when you have more space in the container vs the envelope style bags the gasses have more time time cool and expand which is why the envelope bags tend to exchange more heat to the surface its resting on.

@bluediablito 4 года назад

I am new to the lipo world and love the video. Question, if I use a lipo bag and an ammo box without a seal work great?

@EdwardThian 4 года назад

It would be great if you could try wrapping a battery with a fire blanket and have another battery next to it, with the lot placed in one of the better bags you've tested to see if you get improved performance, or if the blanket catches fire. I think fire blanket are rated up to 340 Celcius. The second battery is to see if it catches fire too.

@ljcr65 4 года назад

Beautiful video guys, thank you, have got me searching. there's one safe bag you didn't test. It's a little bit big but I would like you guys to test it.its called Bat-Safe LiPo Battery Charging Safe Box. Hope to see what you guys do with this puppy 🍻👌

@jonchapman4072 4 года назад

Thank you

@Tankbrusher 4 года назад

Thank you very very much for this video! I was in the market for some of these bags and non of those you showed held up to my expectations for safe keeping my batteries. Since I'm using 5Ah+ 4S & 6S, I will buy ammonition boxes.

@jibbajabba4597 4 года назад

Tankbrusher Scale Modeling If you have a lipo in a sealed ammo box without any form of venting and one of the lipos goes off, the box will explode, and then it won't contain the fire at all, so make sure you drill holes in the lid or remove the rubber seal so in the event of a battery failure, the pressure can escape. There is a reason why these lipo bags and boxes let the smoke and pressure escape, they're designed to contain the fire and stop secondary fires from starting, not contain everything in the bag/box.

@Tankbrusher 4 года назад

@@jibbajabba4597 Thank you very much, I'm aware of that. I vented my now two Ammo Boxes from the beginning (Nato standard, metal, surplus items). Their function is to let my batteries gas out in somewhat controlled manner. I use larger batteries than simulated in that video, so I concluded none of the bags would give at least a good feel in the guts when imagening the worst case.

@jibbajabba4597 4 года назад

Tankbrusher Scale Modeling yeah I have my lipos split up between a few ammo boxes and a batsafe dedicated one, fortunately never had to test their worthiness yet but I'd rather not be without them now lol

@sonicstep 4 года назад

21:10, acceptable outcome. I would have preferred a deeper flap though. It's too narrow, because when those batteries go up they explode, they don't just burn. As such, I prefer the Venom's flap.

@KickinBass91 4 года назад

I was really hoping to see the bag that your buddy brought that folded up and held multiple batteries in at the end of video one in this video. I hope you make another video using batteries that racers would use around the 5000mah area.

@christopheduchesne7864 4 года назад

Just ordered an Enypow bag and after the first vid I was not impressed. Thinking combining it with an ammo box with vents. Anything better then the flat ones it seems

@ed0c 2 года назад

i put my batteries in a waterproof ammo can, hoping locking out air helps, but i dont want to loose all my batteries in a fire, so would love a small bag i can separate them in the can with.

@eddielane9569 4 года назад

Could you put your recommendation of which bag to buy. For me I would think a metal tool box is the best to keep them in. For individual lipo batteries I would like to put each battery in a separate bag and store them in a metal tool box.

@markn3586 4 года назад

I seem to agree with you Eddie.

@Greywolf74 3 года назад

Interesting couple of videos. Ive never had a fire myself thank God but I do believe Im going to stop charging them in the house even though I dont usually leave the room for more than a few minutes when doing so. I used to own a few lipo bags but I stopped using them when I bought a pair of ammo cans to charge them in. I figure even with the lid cracked to let the smoke vent its going to contain the fire enough to not burn anything down. That being said Im thinking about using a tile or paver on my garage work bench to sit the ammo cans on. My one big weakness I suppose is I just store my lipos in teh door on my secondary fridge in the garage with no addition protection. Im guessing the fridge would contain the fire and since the fridge is old and easily replaceable Im hoping Im not being naive here. I do agree with other viewers though that there should be a couple comparative tests using 5AH at least 3S lipos in some of the better containers so we can get a better idea of what will really happen. Additionally Id like to add that I dont think the multistar hard case can accurately be tested without using lipos because the second (or third, fourth, etc) batteries may detonate from prolonged exposure to heat especially if the cells are side by side. Same for the original lipo sack.

@Spazticrat 2 года назад

I wonder if submerging good lipos in dry sand indoors in say a 5 Gallon Bucket would be a simple good solution? Would surrounding and storing the good battery in sand increase the propensity for damage? Would there still be smoke?

@koushalyarabha6471 2 года назад

Awesome

@roady1710 4 года назад

My personal opinion was Testing idea was great. But to hear you guys talk about plumes coming out of the bags and that one was bad and the other one was, okay. Every bag I saw tested had a plume come out the side. Regardless all bags tested performed well They stopped a fire in most cases. If they melted inside and we're done. You throw it away? And you have to get a new one. Simple stuff and Common Sense

@PascalVos 4 года назад

What about ammo boxes? seen that alot. put a bag in that ?

@Lonnie91a 4 года назад

Lipo batteries are going to burn a LOT longer than the 5 seconds that cord burns for. Not really an accurate test.

@highskyes7299 4 года назад

What was the safest bag ?

@VillainState 4 года назад

So scary. I run large 6S 22 000mah’s. Hope one never goes off

@SuperDizzydi 4 года назад

I'd like to see the more expensive brands like TBS Ethix etc

@MA-ct7qr 4 года назад

Great job...to keep your hands safe wear either welding gloves or heavy duty leather type gloves and maybe a portable air blower to that smoke away from you. Again great job.👍

@Aro800 4 года назад

Thanks for the great videos. Do you think it would be even safer if I used the lipo sacks and put them I. A steal tool box?

@angryzeppelin2750 4 года назад

I want to try those surplus ammo boxes and use a spark arrestor on it to allow gas to escape.

@rsoul7282 4 года назад

I think I will be putting these in an ammo box outside, if that is the damage some fuse cord does.

@pointyfox 4 года назад

Could have used a cheap thermal camera to see where and how much heat gets transferred.

@xleagenwarrobots7117 4 года назад

Please use lipo batteries for testing (lipo safe) bags

@owenhopkins3622 Год назад

Not an insult but there is a flaw, fire will break out easier where the fuse go into the bags (but still good job very helpful)

@LawrenceTimme 4 года назад

You could fit 2 6s 5-6AH batteries in that big bag

@jamesvangemert5641 2 года назад

What it look like if you just light the cord in the open

@khasmir666 4 года назад

I saw the big Turnigy bag in the intro but not in the actual test. I have one of those so would like to know how it holds up.

@free2000 4 года назад

At 18:41, appeared to do quite well. Oops, that was the small one, but I'd imagine similar performance.

@robertredzich7292 4 года назад

For all the faults of this testing it was better than no testing at all. Like the testing it's better to use any of these bags than no bag at all.

@SHOOKAPOOKA 6 месяцев назад

When car battery pack fails it burns more then 2 sec.. what about big burns test?

@danasuechilds 4 года назад

My more than two cents comments/observations...Curious why you didn't test DJI's battery bag? Or if you did (in previous test), I didn't see it? I think that would be my first test for any bag is measuring the brand's (of drone) bag if they sell them. For the videos, I suggest numbering the bags (in your description/links) as well as the time they appear in the video, especially for those that want to do a second review of your video. Regarding the fuse cord, isn't this affecting the true capability of a bag because you're leaving the bag slightly exposed/open to accommodate for the fuse cord?

@amelliamendel2227 4 года назад

Please do more multi chargers. I throw up all my batteries in together and after watching these videos I'm concerned if they'd be safer out in the open than all together in a bag.

@snafu6548 4 года назад

So now that I have snerked at your repeated Aaaas and Ummms (sorry), I do have a serious follow up question! 1.) At what temperature does a Lithium-Polymer burn, (vs., say your cannon cord)? 2.) Considering the mass or amount of material in a battery that can burn, what is an approximate duration for a 2S, 3S and so forth? I have personally never experienced a LiPo fire (thank goodness), but I now wonder, "Just how long can a LiPo actually burn? (Will it ignite others in a bag to increase the duration/temperature/pressure and danger?) Honest truth is I don't know, and just tossing all my 2Ss in a bag might blow or melt the best you reviewed apart!. Can you fill me in with your or others rough experiences? I'm new to the hobby, and again thanks to you, I now have serious concerns! So far, I'm thinking an ammo box is a winner! Peace!

@AquaTech225 3 года назад

Home Depot. An carbon felt just put a little wrap around each one it definitely won’t burn that. Or get some fiberglass in a roll like the sheet cut it how you want. Stitch some carbon felt to the outside and use that to make your own bag. Would beat out any of this stuff. Not expensive just the matter of time

@Larrypint 2 года назад

Well I doubt that these bags would keep the protection with S2-S4 5000-8000mah batterys

@chrizmatiq3932 4 года назад

only a 1400mah charge??? by seeing the demo the damage is already devastating for those brands that failed to compress the pressure. Crap! I was planning to store my 10a and 20a power banks on these kind of "fire/explosion proof" bags and I already placed my order 5 days ago.

@shawndubay4050 Год назад

Hmmmmm. Think I will stick to my steel ammo can. Oh and firefighters wear scba apparatus for a good reason. Smoke including this battery smoke is highly toxic

@hoah 3 года назад

It’s just fibreglass. It isn’t melting, it’s the surface plastic coating that melts. They are all the same thing in different shapes.

@roysigurdkarlsbakk3842 Год назад

IMHO you should do a real test with a 18650 cell inside. It won't burn so quickly, but it will indeed release a lot of heat.

@BULLETENVY 4 года назад

I really think you guys should figure out a way to test actual batteries and multiples in one bag. Great video but really think you should test the actual event.

@sonicstep 4 года назад

Who would pay for that? Two cell Sunpadow packs I purchased recently are £75.00 each. The testing they are doing is consistent as is reasonably possible and as such comparative between products.

@LuxxyHD 4 года назад

Yea your testing the bags but you don’t see the point of what they are made for there made to stop fire from coming out and burning your house down the pressure inside needs to come out for it to be safe but also to stop oxygen from getting inside and creating a flame and with your fuse thing is not exactly what lipos burn they burn slowly and depending on how many cells they will burn for longer

@jasonshawaga3413 4 года назад

The results will be the same, just on a greater scale. The best one wont become the worst.

@surronzak8154 4 года назад

@@jasonshawaga3413 Not true at all, a material can hold fire for 5 seconds but breaks down after 10 seconds, its not just that simple.

@bigeclipse718 3 года назад

Says "won't spend time unboxing", proceeds to spend half the video unboxing...

@BB-qj9qg 4 года назад

Great video. People need to watch this if they are interested in any RC activities. Spend $100 on a battery. Well spend 15 dollars and get something safe to charge/store & transport. Please test the large Hobbymate with a few 3 cells batteries together as if you were returning from the field. Thanks

@ianbailey3881 4 года назад

If stored correctly all of these bags contain the fire/explosion enough that it wont burn your house down, so job done! Does it matter that some had more damage than others? I mean you're not gonna use it again are you?

@peterzingler6221 4 года назад

Yep that's exactly what they are intended too

@esk8spirit362 4 года назад

equivalent to a 1000 mah cell? What's the point? When we have 10-150 cells 2500-5000 mah in a pack :D

@free2000 4 года назад

Distributor/seller/brand are pretty meaningless. Many of the bags, especially in part 1, were obviously made by the same manufacturer, with just a different name on them. Common in most industries. Biggest failure point to me was the stitching failing. A bag melting/deforming not necessarily a big deal if there was no penetration or damage to the foam board. i.e., is it going to start a fire to the things nearby. In reality, this stuff will be stored near things that could catch fire, not out in the open. Any flame/sparks escaping is a fail. Noticed the ones that did the best had flaps inside the main flap, which makes sense, no direct path to escape. I like the idea of using the small, individual bags (which did quite well) inside of a larger bag. Very likely people have more than one battery and they are touching in a large bag. Thanks for the info.

@wigenite Год назад

So you did all these tests with a simulated fire, but no baseline to prove that the simulated lipo fire is equivelent to a real lipo fire. A baseline showing two identical bags with a real lipo fire and the simulated lipo fire results.

@kendonnelly3248 2 года назад

Put 4 batteries in that multi star

@williamapt9480 4 года назад

What about the bat safe

@xm4rux 4 года назад

other guys on YT tested it with real lipos. just search for it.

@InvisiMan2006 4 года назад

That's the only one that will protect your home from fire and smoke.

@theclutch19 3 года назад

Such redundant test just like your first one. For the most part, you keep testing the SAME EXACT bag with different labels. Regardless of that, thanks for taking the time to do this anyway. Some of the unique bags did offer us great info on how they perform. Now may I suggest for you to test DOUBLE BAGGING to try to contain the smoke. I.e. - place the fuse inside the inside bag with the inside bag's opening pointed towards the back of the outside bag that it's contained in. Also, as someone else suggested, test the winners with real 5000 mah batteries...

@angryzeppelin2750 3 года назад

The next time you are in utah come join us and we can do it together.

@Johnny-tt8zc 4 года назад

Should really be using lipos. Kinda apples and grapes here this way. Again all made in the same sweat shop in China

@andrewmagro7703 4 года назад

using a steel toolbox is the best bet id say i store my lipos in the garage in a steel toolbox air tight .hope thats going to better than these bags

@thebunkreport 2 месяца назад

Two words: Ammo can.

@Trickmanii Год назад

Model rocket engines next

@LargeeeScaleLife 4 года назад

While I do see this as informative and a good test the only problem I see with it is that the Canon fuse is more of a traditional combustion not a chemical fire like a Lipo battery would be not to mention you’re using a small final amount of Canon fuse if you put only one battery in one of these bags I can see it but what if you have multiple high-capacity batteries what if I had two or four for sale batteries for my large trucks I don’t see these bags holding up to that sustain pressure and sustain burn as these batteries go off one after the other in sequence it may not be the best but I’ll stick with my50 Cal ammo can

@jackdaniels7913 4 года назад

Hobbyking's junk is outperforming again there's so many items that catch a bad name because of there price especially from HKING that are in all respects as good as and even better then there more main stream name brand companies hint hint HorizonHobby! 🍻cheers🥃

@rogersmith9808 4 года назад

drinking game. Drink Word : "Ummmmmm" ;^D lol

@angryzeppelin2750 4 года назад

Yeah.... the nature of unscripted content some days...

@rogersmith9808 4 года назад

@@angryzeppelin2750 No offense intended. BTW - I'll take a "Ummm" anyday over people who can't put a sentence together without using "like" twenty times!! BTW - I liked and subscribed. Peace. :^)

@eric1138 4 года назад

I think its time to nut up. Take one or two of the best bags reviewed and do a live test with a 5000 mah lipo failure

@angryzeppelin2750 4 года назад

why... the proof is none of them will hold up...

@eric1138 4 года назад

@@angryzeppelin2750 Understood. That was my take checking out other videos as well. The Bat-Safe box looks promising.

@bren42069 4 года назад

Fire @12:05 ;)

@ethangould213 4 года назад

Guys just get a metal box

@angryzeppelin2750 4 года назад

Agreed... it what do the exhaust gasses?

@georgevavouras 2 года назад

Yo, tnx for the test! Indeed, many may use multiple lipos or have bigger lipos meaning a bigger fire, but that would probably cost a lot more to reproduce.👍🙃 Anyways, some time-stamps: 0:00 - 12:05 Intro and presentation of bags 12:07 - 13:00 HobbyKing®™ Fire Retardant LiPoly Battery Bag (Flat) - $3.47 (Fail) 13:10 - 13:48 VENOM LiPo Safety Charge Sack, Small - 16.49 (Success) 13:49 - 14:35 Team iNTECY LiPo Guard Safety Battery Bag - 7.49 (???) 14:36 - 15:23 Dynamite LiPo Charge Protection Bag, Small - 10.99 (???) 15:26 - 16:30 Multistar Hard Shell Carrying Case for 1400mah 3s Batteries - $11.04 (Success) 16:32 - 17:15 Kenexsis LiPo Charge Protection Bag, 18 x 8 x 5.5 cm - $8.99 (???) 17:16 - 18:00 Tekin LiPo Safe - $19.00 (???) 18:02 - 18:38 HobbyKing®™ Fire Retardant LiPoly Battery Bag (170x45x50mm) - $3.54 (Success) 18:40 - 19:19 Turnigy® Fire Retardant LiPoly Battery Bag (120x53x42mm) - $2.53 (Success) 19:20 - 20:04 Force RC LiPo Charge Protection Bag- Large - 14.99 (Fail?) 20:05 - 20:57 The Original Liposack - $37.73 (Fail?) 20:58 - 20:47 Multistar Hard Shell Carrying Case for 1400mah 3s Batteries - $11.04 (Success) 21:50 - 22:10 Re-inspection of venom bag 22:10 - 25:11 Conclusion

@vargenarezole 4 года назад

Sorry to say ,this is totally pointless not using LiPo packs. Nowhere near the intensity and burn time of a 4 or 6 cell pack. Fibreglass lined Silicone coated bags are the only ones I would trust.

@propfella 4 года назад

If ever I need to safely store fuse line I know what not to use. As for LiPo's I'll completely disregard everything I've seen here. You should learn how to carry out comparison tests.

@BGraves 2 месяца назад

Failed to follow the scientific method

@snafu6548 4 года назад

I love seeing testing done for our benefit. Thank you! But...Ummmm... I gotta.... ummmm.....say, that aaaaaa......after the ummmm..... 15th or ummmm 20th "UMMmmmm and aaaaaah".................. (25 in just the first three minutes, and it never stops!) Well, it just starts to grate on, ummmm.... my brain! Good side is................ Well, now I need a beer, and to order a few good bags thanks to you! Peace!

@propfella 4 года назад

Ignore what you've seen here. Take a look at the Tests Flite Test did on LiPo bags. Much more scientific and real world. And they actually used LiPo batteries, I wonder why:?

@jjirish81 4 года назад

You always comment on how they hold up as if they're meant to be reused after a "situation" I'm pretty sure the whole point it for the bag or case to prevent your house from burning down. Given your test environment, theres not really any surroundings in danger of burning down. Maybe in your next test "if there is one" then try to change the surroundings!!! Otherwise I appreciate the context.

@angryzeppelin2750 4 года назад

I’ve been thinking of a version three with several factors and other brands involved. I may setup a patreon because these are very expensive tests to run and everyone has an opinion…

@senseisecurityschool9337 2 года назад

@@angryzeppelin2750 A cheap improvement would be to put a fresh piece of paper under each bag. That would give a rough relative measure of the heat damage to the surface the bag is on. At a cost of under ten cents.

@jeffreystockman 4 года назад

They should stop selling battery bags... they don't stop LiPo explosions. Period. Get a metal container, and only charge away from flammable sources. I almost lost my house to a bul$hit battery bag and cheap charger.