Instruction manual addendum from Flight Simulator for the C64 by Sublogic
I am the absolute master flying the Piper Cherokee Archer in this simulator on the bare metal C64
#Photography #35mm #film #Sensor #Nikon #DSLR #SLR #NikonPhotography #monochrome #monochromatic #Sepia #fMount #technology #Piper #Cherokee #Archer
Instruction manual addendum from Flight Simulator for the C64 by Sublogic
I am the absolute master flying the Piper Cherokee Archer in this simulator on the bare metal C64
#Photography #35mm #film #Sensor #Nikon #DSLR #SLR #NikonPhotography #monochrome #monochromatic #Sepia #fMount #technology #Piper #Cherokee #Archer
In a non-holiday post, wondering if folks use water sensors around the house, to alert you for leaks?
Slowly realizing that now the basement is finished, having something like this near the water heater is a new requirement.
Not seeing anything that l uses an app or is a company I recognize, and hoping for personal experiences.
Thanks, all.
In a non-holiday post, wondering if folks use water sensors around the house, to alert you for leaks?
Slowly realizing that now the basement is finished, having something like this near the water heater is a new requirement.
Not seeing anything that l uses an app or is a company I recognize, and hoping for personal experiences.
Thanks, all.
It has taken me about 12 minutes to cool down an 18650 battery which was heating up, that it was almost too warm to the touch. The battery was in the charger which clearly doesn't properly communicate with the BMS, creating a fairly dangerous situation
The battery in someone else's hand could have spontaneously combusted into flames igniting the charger and then the wood of the table it was standing on.
I have a habit of standing up, way in the depths of the night, either because I want to go training on my race machines, or because I want to physically feel how warm the batteries are that I'm charging.
Today I'm very glad that I routinely do this, because the BMS failed, a temperature sensor is obviously absent in the charger, and the chemicals would have potentially created a runaway situation because the battery was running this hot for at least a couple of hours!
The 18650 cell delivers the energy that is needed just fine it just cannot charge to 100% anymore
Of course I have marked the cell, so I can now manually remove it from the charger
#Electronics #battery #cell #battery18650#BMS #charger #temperature #heat #sensor
