battery burn bag

[WB4JFI]

I’ve used LiPos quite a bit with RC planes and copters, I still have few bats and two chargers.  I have two LiPo protection bags that I regularly used whenever transporting the batteries.  I also use metal ammo cases to both charge and transport LiPos.  There has never been an incident here regarding LiPos, but I’m not willing to burn down my house on a chance.

The biggest thing is to watch the batteries, and if they start to puff up significantly, store them in a safe container until you can get rid of them safely.
73, Terry (prime), N4TLF


From: Alex Fraser 
Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2015 4:15 PM
To: TACOS 
Subject: battery burn bag


I'm still learning about Lithium Ion battery technology
I bought a hobby charger of fair quality.  It can do balanced charging of multiple cell packs.  If I do everything correctly when charging will this type of battery still have 
a chance of catching fire?

I've seen  a lithium ion polymer (LiPo) charging bag, which they claim are flame proof.  
Has anyone on list used these?   

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