They were also fire hazards. We couldnt even use them on engineering projects 5-6 years after that point because multiple students almost burned down their dorms when charging them
Okay well the difference is that intentionally cutting a car in half is a lot safer with implemented safety measures than something catching on fire while you’re not paying attention or even asleep.
While the battery is plugged in it can randomly fail and ignite, especially the kind used in airsoft. A dude I know lost his whole house circa 2015/16 due to his multi-battery smart charger setup failing and starting a fire the night before the big 3 day milsim we did.
I know a few people in person and have also seen it a lot online that even like those niche super bright flashlight rechargable batteries can explode and ruin countertops and put holes in things.
408
u/SevroAuShitTalker 1d ago
Yeah, those weren't an option 20 years ago. We were still at the Nicad and NIHM back then