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Comments on ‘Another 1,400 Sony batteries sent for slaughter’Friday 10th August 2007 15:25 GMT redesignAlan Donaly • Saturday 11th August 2007 02:49 GMT
Time to redesign the damn battery or the manufacturing process this is just too much stupid to be a temporary flaw in fabrication like not enough of something in bin 1 or too much allowed on batch 13 it's a real problem what do they get out of these recalls that they want to continue them. Has anyone been keeping count?t3h • Saturday 11th August 2007 05:53 GMT
What's the sum total of all the batteries that have been recalled? Anyone kept count? Li-Ion is fundamentally unstable anyway.Richard • Saturday 11th August 2007 23:31 GMT
It's a minor detail that people generally don't talk about - if you overcharge a Li-Ion (or Li-Po) cell, it is very likely to "Vent with flame". Short-circuits can have the same effect as well! Inside every commercially-available Li-Ion battery pack there is a charge-monitor IC and thermal fuse system that tries to prevent this - that "Fuel Gauge" on your laptop isn't only there for your convenience - it's there to protect your loins as well! The period for commenting on this story has finished |
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