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BrianG
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09.21.2010, 03:00 PM

Fiberglass cloth eh? All the cloth I have seen is meant to have resin added. At least it gives me a place to look.

I have a container already, but if a lipo does go up for whatever reason (I do still have a certain ill-reputed brand lipo), I'd like to 1) prevent the other packs from going up as well, and 2) not get so hot that the metal can's surface doesn't combust whatever it is sitting on. I know there'll be tons of smoke, but if I can contain any flames and the majority of the heat, the container can be moved outside in short order.

The storage version of the liposack is kinda what I'm looking for, but it makes for a rather large item to move, and is still a "soft" container. My idea is to use any toolbox with fire-proof material lined compartments that I can slide lipos on-end with enough room at the top for the wires. Simply shutting the toolbox "caps" the compartments (but still allows some venting).

Neil: Death by glory or any other means is not an option. I don't know what I would do if my wife or kids were killed, or rendered homeless, because of a hobby. This is a case where an ounce of prevention is worth ten tons of cure...
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