It's an extremely addictive chemical as well. You'll feel withdrawal symptoms after mere hours and going without for multiple days results in death!
Rolive
joined 2 years ago
I can heartily recommend FreeCAD after the 1.0 update. I've gotten quite used to it and have successfully designed complex systems such as a multichannel peristaltic pump for plant watering and planetary gearbox.
I came here to discuss niche hobbies and technical stuff. What I wanted to use reddit for but I strongly disagree with their business practices since this whole API blocking crap from last year.
Yeah? Think about baby oil!
Good point. It's highly concentrated inside a battery if not saturated. Hmm. I still wouldn't expose them to such high temperatures.
Perhaps a longer duration at lower temperature is safer. I might try it some day with some waste batteries and a battery tester.
Well the electrolyte solution is water based so exceeding the boiling point will cause pressure buildup inside.
Edit: hmm seems I might be generalizing too much. Not all batteries use water based solutions. My point is that you should avoid a pressure buildup inside the battery due to reaching the solvents' boiling point.
Well it was my 4th LG G4. Four times a charm I guess.
Sounds like a horrible idea if not carefully controlled. Perhaps up to 80 degrees in an oil bath could redissolve some of the electrolytes. I guess it could work. Anything above 100 is asking for trouble.
For me that was not so long ago. I still used an LG G4 as permanent car navigation until a year ago or so. I'm still surprised that one didn't end up bootlooping.
PC load letter? The fuck does that mean?
Milton is that you?
If too much gets into your lungs it's lethal.