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They aren't 100% wrong, sketchy battery repairs can end in fire, it's just the nature of lithium based batteries. They need to be charged and discharged appropr
by sleepybrett 3y ago
They aren't 100% wrong, sketchy battery repairs can end in fire, it's just the nature of lithium based batteries. They need to be charged and discharged appropriately.
The solution here is not locking out anyone but the manufacturers, the solution is standardization and training.
If there was one standardized battery management board, or a series of standards, and one standardized way of putting together these batteries (which there mainly is) then there could be a training program w/ certification. Take your battery to get serviced by someone without certification that's on you, take it to a certified technician and it goes up in smoke that's on them and/or the certification board.
- jacquesm 3y agoIndeed, it is ridiculous that there are so many different battery makes and models out there when the cells themselves are highly standardized already. This is something the EU is addressing as we speak though.