Spooked by recent recalls - Are these battery charging cabinets worth the investment?

I was thinking about the carbon footprint of ten pounds of CO2??, so I asked the 🤖 👾


So, I would need to blow off 89 tanks of my CO2🧯to blow off as much CO2 as an American.

I'm Up To The Challenge !!
That sounds Like LOTS of FUN 😁 😂
 

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If you don't use your oven, you could charge the battery in there. Or a fireplace. An old grill or old refrigerator in the backyard works.

My gas oven is broken anyway so I could use that, but I prefer to charge my batteries right beside me while I watch TV.

That way I figure that I should see/hear/smell SOMETHING before it FuKin EXPLODES💥??

I've got a well built battery with Quality Samsung 50E Cells inside, and I Really Don't Think that they are counterfeit cells.


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It's packed Tight inside an aluminum case that is abrasion proof and should take a pretty good hit before it Blows Up.
I have dropped my batteries a couple times (from about a foot) and did no damage.

I charge my batteries manually at 0-3 Amps to whatever voltage I choose, so I choose 51.6 then top up the last three Volts before a ride.

I'm quite confident that I will never "need" a CO2 🧯but I wanna make dry ice 🧊 again.
It's been almost 40 years since I made a CO2 snowball. 😁

Remember Fire Extinguishers aren't as dangerous as the person using it. 😁

 

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