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@Suiseiseki apparently still functional but something in there turned into gas https://pub-4515714b5b4743f58cf78e0f2d2548da.r2.dev/VTT_CR_00124_26.pdf
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@snacks That's kind of expected if you heat a battery up to 100°C.
Clearly that's a simple matter of engineering to use a decent heat-sink so the battery doesn't hit 100°C.
Clearly that's a simple matter of engineering to use a decent heat-sink so the battery doesn't hit 100°C.
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@Suiseiseki they claimed that the battery is solid state, so no water, and that 100C is within it's operating temperature
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@snacks It's solid state - liquid electrolyte batteries burst into flames, or leak electrolyte everywhere if the packaging is compromised.
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@Suiseiseki the packaging is still intact and there's liquid electrolyte batteries you can drive nails through without starting a fire
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