First and foremost, lithium-ion chemistries (specifically Lithium Cobalt Oxide or “LiCo”) can be dangerous in the hands of an unprepared user. If used incorrectly they can rupture or explode with enough force to cause fire, permanent damage to surrounding objects, injury, and even death to bystanders. Now, because of this possibility, it is also important […]
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Huffington Post released a great article today that accounts for a noob’s entrance into the world of LED flashlights and the lithium-ion chemistries that power them. Check it out, it’s a great read. Ironically, RigCast has been working hard for the past week on compiling a safety guide for those interested in trading up to
Flashlights – “World’s Most Dangerous Hobby?” Read More »
Late delivery! Some brand spanking new NiMH 1900 mAh Eneloops arrived tonight. The new 1500 cycle ones, too. If you don’t know the difference, check out their site. But be careful, there are a lot of Chinese fakers out there. I personally vouch for Thomas Distributing, as that is where I purchased mine and they are the real
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