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17-05-2012
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Should LiPo's look like this???
I'm fairly new to using LiPo's but if they look like this:
 (The white label one at the back) after being used, am I safe to say its Fooked and shouldn't be used again??? Cheers Steve
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18-05-2012
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Yeap, your right, puffed, knackered, search on here for the process to dispose of said swollen lipo.
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18-05-2012
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wow that's some swelling, dont keep that one inside your house,
this is what i found but try at your own risk, http://thunderpowerrc.com/PDF/DISPOS...-BATTERIES.pdf
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18-05-2012
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Close to looking like this!!
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