Lipo fire, keep your stuff locked up guys.

[fish]

They're designed to release pressure. They're also designed to hold ammunition and other explosives safely in unsatisfactory conditions.

 

[arrmadillo]

Bummer Man. I keep only a few lipos per can and try to orient the leads so they don't touch. You can only do so much, Never had a issue in 20 years.

 

[Valkrieys]

LETS GO!!!!

 

[Skidmarx]

They're designed to release pressure. They're also designed to hold ammunition and other explosives safely in unsatisfactory conditions.


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Didn't realize ammo boxes were designed to release pressure. Looks like you left your seals in place?
I removed mine from only the sides. I've seen videos showing pressure being built up in them and acting like a bomb. Reason I left the front seal on was so the box still closed well and didn't rattle. Left the back on because videos I've seen show flames escaping from the big holes by the back hinge. I'm going to have to do more research on all this and thanks your post helped.

 

[fish]

Didn't realize ammo boxes were designed to release pressure. Looks like you left your seals in place?
I removed mine from only the sides. I've seen videos showing pressure being built up in them and acting like a bomb. Reason I left the front seal on was so the box still closed well and didn't rattle. Left the back on because videos I've seen show flames escaping from the big holes by the back hinge. I'm going to have to do more research on all this and thanks your post helped.

not all do.
Military boxes do for safety.

 

[Skidmarx]

not all do.
Military boxes do for safety.

Thanks Fish, learn something everyday. Appreciate your imput and educating me.