Are Lithium Batteries Dangerous? Is it safe to drive Tesla Car?

[@BladeRunner031]

"Remember guys, we are professionals" 😂😂😂

[@andersonpyaban8042]

I laughed...n i was like yea dude...you are

[@BungieStudios]

5:14

[@davidcopperfield2278]

they are professionals ! you are a western idiot to whom professionalism consists in the fact of wearing the right clothes and looking smart. thats why are constantly getting fucked by every institution there is healthcare, police, politics...

[@petezahut9545]

@@davidcopperfield2278 hahahaha lmao so hard.... do you know Norilsk Nickel.. or ever heard of Tschernobyl? Professionalism at it best... nastrovje bljad...

[@АлександрГрин-ж7ш]

@DinkleDigeroo actually they not so dumb as it might seem, check their other videos, making solar panels or generators

[@Swede_4_DJT]

Nice to finally see a safe experiment conducted by professionals :)

[@rainlei9324]

haha when he said remember we’re pros 😂. i died

[@Swede_4_DJT]

@@rainlei9324 Haha!

[@kenichimendoza8571]

LMAO

[@logicawe]

Whacking a battery with a hammer for science. Thank you for your service.

[@cheilathecat5774]

Russian science!

[@radio-180cc]

Well if ur in a accident in a tesla this can be the effect

[@hemi5463]

Who didnt do this as a kid?

[@trick754]

👍thank you albert einstein would be proud

[@nilsingvar7319]

@@tomg5187 Do it inside explosion safe boxes in more controlled circumstances while wearing PPE ;)

[@atruebrit6452]

best protection gear: RUSSIAN SKIN.

[@Chu3505]

Ha,ha..Not to forget also a couple shot of Vodkas.They would of almost feeling nothing to their skin too.

[@blurryfaceyt165]

They are actually ukranians

[@74KU]

@@blurryfaceyt165 Russians, Ukrainians.. no difference ;)

[@astonmartin258]

@@74KU start to see the difference.

[@jerrymaxey782]

Wow that video was dumb

[@iamanempoweredone6064]

can I buy a life insurance policy on you?

[@tkayshakur2500]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😆

[@rayyandafy2907]

Sadly no lol

[@amanwhoseawayskeephiscool612]

@Dave Micolichek well is THERE any insurance agency who accept this guy? I think NO

[@amanwhoseawayskeephiscool612]

@Dave Micolichek i swear. Taht agency will go bankrupt in a blink of an eyes😂😂😂

[@amanwhoseawayskeephiscool612]

*that

[@EliteLucarioRS]

Remember kids never stab a fully charged battery

[@kernel_data_inpage_error]

There goes my plans for today

[@haworthluke]

Perhaps refrain from stabbing anything if possible 😂😂

[@theogdirkdiggler]

Hi pooty

[@SamZarifYT]

Thanks Vladimir Putin!

[@thegamerofgahalifesamus8975]

I am 25

[@DrSoftShoo]

These guys' neighbors must have the most expensive insurance in the world. On a real note, these videos are so informative and cool!

[@AlexanderTsepkov]

Looking at the guys + the house, I'm 90% sure this was filmed in Russia, so probably no insurance whatsoever.

[@jeffrenman4146]

your comments gave me a good laugh I burst out laughing… Take care

[@deltiade1389]

Imagine being a neighbour and looking over your fence to see this

[@jonathanoxlade4252]

Imagine looking over wrong time wrong place and get a eye off red hot tesla battery case flying at your face

[@theredscourge]

An average day if you live in Russia.

[@jonathanoxlade4252]

Lmao 🤣

[@davelowets]

I'd move....

[@ShawnJonesHellion]

id bring over the 190 proof an weed 👍

[@WojtekCieslicki]

Let me wrap my hand in tshirt for safety, while standing next to an explosive device in flip flops.

[@folddyy]

TF are u doing???

[@rory6089]

Yes, maybe I should dip this cotton t-shirt in petrol for extra safety!

[@M4CHINE69]

They're pros

[@patpowers9210]

Everybody knows explosive devices require tennis shoes or better!

[@vikraal6974]

2:06 points the hammer towards Li Li: So You Have Chosen Death

[@thepaingainer]

" we are PROs" + "glad my pants are dry" You've made my day XD XD XD thanks

[@aorusaki]

hahaha

[@victorcontreras9725]

05:16 this is the moment when i thought, "you need gloves for this."

[@davelowets]

Or just don't do it at all... 😕

[@Soho-Fart]

dudes hands looked fucked up anyways haha probably didnt feel a thing

[@gumelini1]

3:26 i like the safety "glove"

[@javicarlos1]

Only in Russia

[@soggyfries4347]

looks like a fine test lab that adheres to the strictest safety protocols.

[@giovannigiorgio3696]

These guys at least do a much better job informing the society. Don't you think?

[@LukasFink1]

“So we have to work hard, to make the car safe.” Since when is this channel concerned about safety?

[@countryclublawnandtree9767]

That happened to the charger I bought for my Kindle. It showed no warning signs it just peacefully blew out DED. It didn't fall apart, didn't break in half (in fact it didn't break at all), didn't heat up and melt, it just went out; the one I'm using the head that went into the device looked like it was gonna fall off the hard plastic part was easily separatable and I had to put tape on it the bottom line: I'm impressed to see that the white one still works after all that.

[@Robmanian]

2:10 He used his magic hammer wand to lit the battery :D

[@Delphis1982]

A few seconds before the explosion he had the battery in his hand.

[@ekimnamdets6946]

2:06 my man lit that bastard off by just pointing his hammer at it

[@proxyhx2075]

Oh..Yeah Russian Poweeer!

[@d3rp5qu1d9]

Dave Micolichek it was a joke

[@aorusaki]

hahah like thor

[@Abhijeet-dc3ty]

Elon Musk wants to know your location

[@KonnerSmith-oc5el]

Deny

[@MrNoNameThanks]

A safety squint followed by a protective turn and run… very professional A+ 👍

[@fuskaren]

5:20 RIP hand

[@user-hc3dr6mx2c]

He was happy, that it didn’t explode like a strong firecracker 👆

[@official_3foxxzy2005]

6:17 you have firework batteries

[@Pebee00]

6:20 Ghetto firework

[@greglarson4253]

6:15 I like to imagine that he had neighbors that were outside peacefully barbecuing. When an exploding battery flies over the fence.

[@anorakus8272]

'Yeah our crazy pyromaniac neighbours are making another KZbin video.. safety first guys!'

[@DavidSmith-dm8ew]

I have 3500+ of these powering my solar home and after watching this i feel safe because nothing like will ever be done to the cells

[@faiqcreates]

Why dont u get the normal big car batteries (like) they have in the market? Where u have to change the water in it when it gets dry.

[@Ujwal5555]

@@faiqcreates Lead Acid batteries suck compared to lithium ion

[@magy357]

Are you truly serious to suggest this??????

[@Ujwal5555]

Suggest what ?

[@magy357]

@Ujwal Bhagat - that was meant to Faiq Khan ;)

[@notmyrealname9701]

Commentary is my favorite part!.. hahah. WOW!! it is on fire.

[@rukiddinbro]

2:18 BLOODY HELL! WHAT THE HECK?! JESUS! :D :D :D This guys don't need protective gear. The batteries do. XD

[@ronaldmcdonald2962]

2:07 I was charging one overnight and this happened. It scared the shit out of me and melted my carpet I WAS ASLEEP

[@vojtechvejsicky1819]

How were you charging it?

[@alisterdee6519]

I soldered a split cable to the poles and plugged it into a socket? Duh...

[@verbatos9498]

im going to leave this here for you kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZXUpYOEltOaetU

[@verbatos9498]

never handle bare cells

[@Boz1211111]

@@verbatos9498 hm. lol. they make a video talking about dont hande bare cells, then show videos of peoples phones cells runaway, and then disable comments. but yeah, manufacturers do make effort to make them safer. anyhow, devices that use bare cells dont actually, they require cells with bms in the cap. Someone who will handle bare cells should have knowledge how to handle them

[@FullFledged2010]

Lithium is most definitely flammable. Especially when it comes in contact with water/moisture/oxygen.

[@bestchannel5230]

N Russians

[@mateusznowicki9358]

lithium reacts with water like that : 2Li + 2H2O-> 2Li(oh) + H2 .Lithium in reaction with water produces hydrogen which reacts with atmospheric oxygen : 2H2 + O2 + ( high temperature that is the result of the previous reaction)-> 2H2O. That reaction is very abrupt and thats what causes the ,,explosion".

[@davelowets]

There's hardly any Lithium in those cells.

[@denisfake5329]

I'm Russian and I'm watching Russian video in English... Whats wrong with me

[@Bm-hiks]

You sus 🐒-:)

[@RODALCO2007]

Awesome experiment, those batteries are dangerous for sure, when under extreme conditions. Keep up the great video's.

[@robconder2472]

You guys are doing important work. You're both crazy, of course, but my questions have definitely been answered.

[@hnlute]

Thank you for your work, lithium ion cells MUST be handled with great care as you have shown.

[@theflamecoreguy7929]

They are professionals and wearing best safety gear a Russian skin

[@dathyr1]

The main thing is use common sense when dealing with charging electric devices, phones, mowers, snow plows, e-bikes, EV vehicles, etc. I always only charge any electric device when I can watch over what it is doing. Only use what cables that come with/recommended for the batteries. And I never over charge any of my devices or EV. When done charging, I unplug the charging cables. I don't leave the device plugged in all the time. I don't do Supercharging on my EV, only home charging via 220 volts. Lithium batteries can be very dangerous if not handled and charged properly. They have warnings in each manual that comes with the device. LOL!!!! Well one thing I learned from this video, never hit a lithium battery with a hammer. Great video, take care.

[@Noronen13777]

I've never laughed so hard in my life man. The smoke coming from those batteries is extremely dangerous.

[@maartenperdeck798]

indeed.

[@HeinrichErnst1]

Security glasses? Check! Short trousers? Check! Hammer and nail? Check! Lets go - hi ho science!

[@eliaschnl]

Yeah, just hold the unstable battery in your hand 😁 Also 2:19 😂

[@JumpWatsonYT]

Yeah than lick

[@Florinutzzzzz]

"we are pros" also pros wear shorts and flip flops when dealing with fire? and no protection whatsoever? you can say that there are 200 of these in a car... BUT! manufactures do not 3:02 leave 18650 exposed like this... you can look at Tesla Battery Bed standards...

[@囧雪]

you will immediately know where these people from when they conducting the explosive experiment without even glasses on

[@k1ngN0rk]

Winter shirt + Sport pants + Socks and sandals = Perfect combination

[@menimbamatahari170]

What do you think.. remember guys they're professional... 😂

[@TheRealKitWalker]

Your videos never disappoint!! Always something to learn and fun

[@trickydicky2594]

2:06-2:14 "...the hand of Stalin will guide you..." lol

[@imakerOfficial]

5:35 😂😅🤣

[@priscillahoe1363]

U mean 5:20

[@djisydneyaustralia]

Look at a car called a pinto, they often were engulfed if rear ended due to poor choice of fuel tank location, now consider, is it safe to wake up each morning. Take advantage of what we have , don't fear it.

[@SilkyWayFPV]

Actually in a Tesla there are more than 7000 of these cells. Still a fan though :)

[@_who_cares_1123]

A Tesla is the most beautiful car you can get right now. I love them but they are so f*cking expensive :(

[@SilkyWayFPV]

Tesla is the safest car in the world still. Fuel contains more energy than batteries, dont forget that.

[@SilkyWayFPV]

Ziggi Mon sorry but these numbers are just plain wrong. Did GM create them?

[@SilkyWayFPV]

Firsttly, maybe the statistics regarding Autopilot safety are a bit on the positive side. Okay. But just look it up, Tesla model S, X and 3 are the safest cars (crash ratings) in the world. www.theverge.com/2018/9/20/17882634/tesla-model-3-nhtsa-five-star-safety-rating www.tesla.com/de_DE/blog/tesla-model-s-achieves-best-safety-rating-any-car-ever-tested drivemag.com/news/how-safe-are-tesla-cars-5-facts-and-myths-explained Oh and one more thing, just because a BMW M3 has higher fatality numbers than a normal sedan does not mean the car is less safe. It shows that different drivers choose different cars and if someone decides to read a magazine while driving on autopilot or does not react even if a warning comes up, he is just acting stupid.

[@Z-Ack]

Safest car per crash rating? Nope. Try a smart car. Those little fuckers can hit a metal wall going 130mph and the cab still be totally intact like a shell. But no matter what car or what protection is there, unless you can defy physics law of attaction than your stomach would dropkick your tonsils and you would eat your buttcheek at the same time from the sudden change in motion. Would be like 500 g or whatever. But testla. No dice on safest car. Plus the turnaround and milage maintenance are non existant just because of how unsafe they are. They had a recall with their contactors one year and deales refused to work tochange them out like any other recall would. On top of that they deemed it against all warrantees if anybody other than the dealer change them. So those sorry fuckers who spent over 70k on those cars were calling elon asking for rides...

[@IsaacVivarais]

WARNING! Don’t use Lithium Batteries! Always use Alkaline Batteries.

[@samsimington5563]

Agreed. If one battery in your ebike goes up in smoke, they *ALL* explode and your ebike would be useless because it would have been torched by the batteries.

[@mailmanx69]

2:06 - There is nothing to fear. Everyone here is a professional. All safety instructions were followed.

[@wafulamasikaAbbottjesselove]

WHY WOMEN LIVE LONGER??😂😂. BY THE TIME HE RAN THAT CELL HAD FINISHED EXPLODING

[@RagedContinuum]

nope they are professionals

[@laharl2k]

a lot of professional skydivers and professional explosive experts have died, they wouldnt be the first professionals to die at their profession.

[@atruebrit6452]

best protection gear: RUSSIAN SKIN.

[@mikeymcmikeface5599]

@@bilalneezam2177 No. They did themselves. On the video.

[@jasonmiddleton2375]

Hahaha thank you

[@achatinaslak742]

Never an electric vehicle for me ! Thanks for doing these dangeroes experiments, so we can learn from them.

[@mykulpierce]

From a military perspective I would NEVER want a lithium battery in a vehicle. Especially in a world where people can make shape charged in their garage.

[@mykulpierce]

gas has better tolerance for heat and need for vaporization and compression to have as much explosive force.

[@TheWebstaff]

I'd rather be running from a battery fire than a gas fire.

[@edward9674]

I thought HEAT was relatively sophisticated stuff?

[@noonespecial9131]

Not all lithium chemistries are that dangerous like Lifepo4 and lithium manganese (NMC)

[@GreatSageSunWukong]

If I was in a electric tank I'd be more worried about the spent uranium shells I'm carrying and the enemy, then a tank fire from the batteries

[@jonathandemiguel1458]

4:51 that is because water mixes with the battery and makes acids

[@alphameric3786]

thank you for educating us about the dangers of these cells. and for the entertaining comedy. you are really pro's. we've been warned. dont do this at home.

[@ShawnJonesHellion]

Exactly! Do NOT do this at home. Unless you want to

[@dog-iv8xy]

Son: mom can we get electroboom Mom: no we have electroboom home Electroboom at home

[@realchronal]

Kreosan: 5:51 Me: *"Isn't this real life?"*

[@Billswillstill]

3:48 Stimpy and Sven Hoek says....."Sixty eight celsius, wow that's much" 😂😅🤣..Just got to love these maniacs.

[@krzysztofw3614]

Imagine that in front of you a truck drops some sheet of metal or stone. You try to drive your Tesla over it, but it scratches the batteries all the way and your Tesla becomes the second Tesla flying into space.

[@taimoor5478]

Thats not how It works

[@DragonKnightX12]

@mondayfool I wonder why they didn't think that put that there in the first place.

[@bugaboo2860]

@mondayfool so if your tesla battery somehow gets punctured, you explode?

[@donrudisuhle515]

I was a scuba diving instructor in California in the 1980s. We did training and excursions on a dive boat called the "MV Conception." In 2019 a fire believed to have originated in a group of lithium batteries from cameras, phones and dive lights that were charging overnight caught fire leading to the sinking of the vessel and the death of all 34 people sleeping below decks.

[@maddelta8085]

2:11 ground flower firework

[@sciencoking]

My bike's battery has 192 of these bad boys. I accidentally shorted it once, the wire and connector simply vaporized and the arc burned my hand

[@sciencoking]

Someone's not found any good ones on ebay yet :>

[@TtEL]

5:05 It is tear gas

[@rockylavu]

5:26 so profesional....u guys remembering me as a child..

[@itepk0522]

1:37 When I run slingshot extreme on my phone

[@Craigevansagain]

Those battery explosions will be giving me nightmares for weeks. Bloody hell indeed.

[@marianpelmus]

batteries should definitely be the choice over gas, we just need to handle them better let's remember the war between alternative and DC current, is dangerous if is not handled right

[@bezjedzigskanalslv1116]

Best chanel ever you are beter then all youtubers who didn't live in war zone Congrats from latvia!!!

[@shan_singh]

Those lithium smokes seems much more dangerous :|

[@alasdairbaxter4528]

The British Post Office will not allow one to send a lithium battery through the post but if it is in a piece of equipment that is OK. It seem illogical to me but why do the Post Office take this stance?

[@theq-1]

Because the terminals are protected from short circuit from lose items in the package like staples when its in its device. They wont allow lose batteries because people covers the terminals properly. Cant say I agree, but thats their reason.

[@MrHBSoftware]

If the battery in an electric car car gets pierced and ignites there is nothing that the protection circuitry can do. it protects against overload, temprature raise and shorts but not against physical damage Everybody in the video is claiming bullshit about gasoline cars being dangerous aswell. Well i have been trapped in a burning gasoline car , the moment the car caught fire in the engine bay after the crash, it took about 5 minutes till the fire spread to the gas tank, probably through the stupid plastic fuel lines... all 4 doors would not open and i could see the fire but was not able to get loose. the moment the fuel tank started to burn i smell burn plastic and lot of smoke,5 minutes had passed more or less...then the backseat caught fire and after that yes its too fast to escape once the uphosltery catches fire. so i would be more concerned about inside fires due to electrical harness than gasoline fires outside the vehicle. when the backseat caught fire i got a huge adrenaline burst and got myself loose, punched and smashed the window with bare hands and got out. i took less that 30 seconds and by that time the roof liner was already on fire. gasoline lines dont run inside the car and the only reason the car caught fire inside was the stupid plastic cover for the fuel pump... gasoline also does not explode in a crash unless very odd and specific conditions are met (atomization and spark) correct atomization for explosion is very difficult to be obtained with a liquid fuel.... Batteries when they ignite they seem to do it very violently leaving little chance to escape unharmed. in the 50's carburetted cars often had fuel leaks and caught fire...then in the 60's and 70's they started making them more reliable...by the 90's vehicle fires were very rare...nowadays with the immense wiring harnesses and engine covers made of plastic and sponge to isolate noises, even an oil leak can cause a fire and nowadays in the peak of summer , if i go in 500km trip i see maybe 2 to 5 fresh marks on the floor of cars that burned recently on the highway. And when i get the chance to see the actual burned vehicle they are mostly less that 10years old . That tells alot about todays "on the edge of failure" type of engineering....Engineers today when they need a material to withstand 500ºc they use a 500ºc rated material, engineers back then would use a 1500ºC rated material...the same about wire gauge, electronic componentry, etc Cars have improved a lot in terms of structural integrity and efficiency, in engines the major improvements have been better mettalurgy, better machining tolerances and the advances in rubber industry allowing for better gaskets and seals... the rest of the components in a car have been getting worse and worse..INstead of a beefy realy they use a fancy control module to turn on your headlights...they widely use plastics and sponge in and near the engine , the interior has much more sponge and upholstery than old cars, wiring runs everywhere even inside the seats themselves.

[@zarthemad8386]

and with the quantity of daily crashes there are almost 0 fires from minor and moderate car crashes. .. but with EV's the battery is fixed to the car frame. minor and moderate structural damage can fuck up the battery pack and cause a chain reaction.

[@MrHBSoftware]

@@zarthemad8386 yes i am a mechanic and i would dare to say that 99% of vehicle fires today happen due to oil leaks,because of the sponge crap aroud the engine bay mixed with overheating or electrical issues while driving or even parked at night...catalitic converters near the engine and particle filters also pose a danger if fitted too near the engine or near flammable insulation...... a fire due to an accident is very rare....and on a car loaded wiith these batteries i would dare to say that even a big pothole could cause that...there are tons of big potholes in suburban areas in many countries, other example would be a distracted driver hitting a speedbump at high speed.and dont forget about children strpped in the backseat and modern cars dont even have pure mechanical door locks, some have very weird and complicated lock designs so you either smash the window or you die and watch others die beacuse the stupid fancy locking mechanism got you trapped inside. windows are also smaller and at a much higher level from ground that most old compact cars, window glass probably is stronger etc..it all poses problems when its time to extract someone from the vehicle fast.

[@robinmuirhead2617]

I had a Vapour Battery Explode very dangerous like a firework with gun-powder, you can't use water to put out either as you get smoke everywhere, but another bad thing is the smoke alarm did not go off ! Have you seen a Tesla when it gets water inside, the whole car can fireball for hours. It really can't be safe driving any electric car with so many Lithium Batteries ! esp in a wet climate

[@deddy21tutorials]

The lithium is actually really instable and it burns really fast creating a lot of heat, shorting the strate of the lithium battery it creates a lot of courrent passing trought the lithium heating it and burning it, if u put pure lithium in wather it explodes like metal sodium

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

batteries have tiny tiny amounts of lithium tho ,the explosive energy sure is purely just the stored electrons

[@leozendo3500]

lithium reacts with water and the hydrogen gas produced burns.

[@laharl2k]

There's no lithium in li-ion or li-poly cels, its a chemical with lithium but not lithum metal. Only lithium primary cells have actual lithium metal in them.

[@leozendo3500]

@@laharl2k You are right. Thanks.

[@BenjaminEsposti]

It's mainly the electrolyte actually, not the lithium. But you are correct in that lithium metal is quite reactive. So is magnesium ... ever seen a magnesium explosion in a car fire?

[@Anmaghiz]

These guys don't take safety into account but let's be honest this video is informative.

[@megamiana-spaceforcecomman705]

"Please tell me this doesn't run on gas! Gas explodes, you know?" iRobot - July 16th 2004

[@quinnbayless1366]

Hey dude! I have a recommendation, I would take a punctured slope battery and turn it into a model rocket

[@Jay-im8jg]

Man it's a good thing all that fuel you pour into your car's tank isn't explosive. Lol

[@JumpWatsonYT]

Lol

[@kejiri3593]

Yeah but the difference is gas atleast dont self explode as battery do over time. So i rather take my chances with fuel than actual batteries. To make gas burn you have to try more. Like shooting gas tank so that it leaks gas, and put a match on fire and burn the gas line. Like thats basically how it works if you wanted to put a fuel tanked car on fire.

[@Drevorub]

Dendrites (crystallization of metals) are the true cause of spontaneous combustion of seemingly completely intact lithium batteries. Lithium crystals grow from the anode to the cathode through the insulation and a short circuit occurs!

[@Menalix]

It's actually quite scary in terms of you can get countless of these batteries on to a flight. I've had 5 e-cigs with me, with batteries plus two extra batteries (phone, phone laptop and camera aswell with battery) last time I flew. Then you need to find something like a glass bottle from a parfume or beer in the airport, and you can make like 3-6 glass grenades on the toilet.... creepy.

[@mattlawton4715]

That's it just buy the cheapest chinese batterys 🔋 and booom💥

[@worldlinerai]

The max limit for lithium batteries per FAA for flight is 99 KWH per pack

[@SauceX8]

No gas mask, no face shield, no gloves, no protective clothing, and no Fs given.

[@KiranTaker270]

5:38 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@phil85813]

First time I've seen a lithium battery explode in *anticipation* of being hit with a hammer.

[@Dracjuegosymas]

Awesome we love your videos Smash a batery with a car

[@wisolutions]

Thanks for sharing this so I do not have to test these things. More people should see this video well done there is a huge safety risk with these batteries all things are not taken into account properly. I had one cell bubble out on me today scary stuff. It is a good thing that I was aware of what is possible and I got it outside the moment I seen a bubble come out but often you are not lucky enough people have died from these batteries exploding others have been severely burned causing life time deformation. Be careful folks if you have a bad battery that has vented DO NOT attempt to repair it.

[@kurosaki-ichigo03]

2:07 literally.......I jumped up at this moment.........Cuz earphones were plugged in too

[@ohms5054]

lol, freaked me out too.

[@JayDee-bz2ge]

I remember BUGS BUNNY testing bombs like that.... Great job guys, HAVE NICE DAY!

[@Litepaw]

Here i am, watching this video holding my vape mod with two of those batteries inside. 😬

[@symetrix_]

5:20 happydiwali 😂

[@jamesfulerten8494]

Lithium can be very flammable or even explosive if coming in contact with water or condensation within the battery itself.

[@lonedg243]

Love this video, dontr try at home we are PRO!

[@fazbearcinema924]

R u pro🧐

[@CringeOMusic]

based on the recent tesla crash with no driver in the west, it is clear that kreosan was correct again (as if there was any doubt)

[@DefiantOrderCA]

Tesla doesn’t even use 18650’s anymore. They use 21700 cells, witch a way safer. So this is kinda a miss leading video.

[@magy357]

@mondayfool - You're WRONG. They are NOT identical constructions. Not event those 18650 in Tesla Model S. Guys in this video ignited ICR cells (Samsung), Tesla using only NCA cells (Panasonic). The main difference is safety, NCA cell does not catch in fire after puncture, cut, damage or physical shock. PLEASE learn yourself about difference between ICR and NCA technology first and only THEN made any statement. ;)

[@magy357]

@mondayfool - I have no idea, where you get the idea that "tesla" cells are far more dangerous than commercials. CID protection have nothing to do with that. It's all about chemistry. Guys in video playing with ICR cells, which mean Li-cobalt. This chemistry delivers the highest specific energy of any 18650 battery chemistry - but at a cost. They are the most dangerous li-ion 18650 batteries out there. On the other hand, Tesla cars (before with 18650 cells in Model S and even now with 21700) using NCA chemistry - Li-aluminum. These batteries are far more safe than ICRs, no matter of existence CID or any "testing" or "approving" as you suggest. NCA cell simply do not catch fire as ICR cell. Simply as that. Check this this "What's inside?" episode: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWGseYGojJWEhaM

[@magy357]

You can buy tesla battery segments or whole pack on ebay. Search "tesla battery pack" and you will find it ;)

[@FrancisR420]

No it's not they never said Tesla cars are dangerous they just talked about something that happened.

[@FrancisR420]

@@magy357 woosh

[@tjenahoj]

6:32 At least the guy is wearing approved safety boots

[@sjoerd104]

"done by pros" lmfao

[@henryzhang9915]

Woman walking by a burning bike so calm.

[@ekimnamdets6946]

These guys should have lead the investigation at Chernobyl

[@haworthluke]

ekim namdets they would have set the other reactors off for "science" 😂😂😂

[@mothridith9760]

They are how it happened

[@Engineer9736]

7:22 There is an electric bike exploding and that girl just walks past as if she didn’t see anything. How braindead can a person get.

[@stevostevo5675]

what did you expect? that she starts to extinguish fire with bare hands? cheers for the cameraman - show us beauty hot girl , rather than a ordinary hot fire :-)

[@nicoblacknight7879]

Tesla battery are protect inside a cage and if it blow side panels will pop up to let fire out, designed by enginners 😁

[@alexselectrical]

And yes lithium is flammable for one it will let you sulf ignite if you put it in water for one for two if you have the two batteries started together like you did when you hit it with hammer yeah you're going to cause to heat up inside to the point it basically lights on fire and it burns extremely hot

[@ittakir]

KREOSAN English, you should short sell Tesla stocks before posting such videos.

[@12kzync86]

Guys: got scared Battery: sorry I just farted

[@rajatverma360]

JAI SHREE RAM, JAI HIND VANDE MATARAM 🇮🇳❤️