elkooo
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Hey Guys
So far I have only been dealing with 36v systems (which have 42v fully charged).
If Itouch the terminals there, I was clearly able to feel current to flow. How safe is a 14s system (going to nearly 60v fully charged...)? I only have (a little bit) of experience with mains-shocks (been shocked 3times by 220v AC and don't want to do it again! 1st: wet paperstrip on plug when I was 17 or so... 2nd: Broken cable on a hairdryer, one strand of copper sticked out and got me on my hand... 3rd: changing a ceiling lamp :idea: and there was current on the neutral line for some reason...)
I am sure, you might have (accidentally or intentionally) tested what happens if you touch the terminals of a 14s configuration... I would be glad to hear some of your experiences with those packs. I am sure It can be hazardous in many ways but I rather hear your incidents and don't do the same than learn all cases myselfs... :angel:
Maybe this thread can be sort of a collection of incidents or don't try this at home events?! Or also what your precautions are while working with 14s (or greater) packs.
I really want to be safe and get as much knowledge as I can before starting to assemble my packs.
Looking forward to your answers.
Best, elkooo
So far I have only been dealing with 36v systems (which have 42v fully charged).
If Itouch the terminals there, I was clearly able to feel current to flow. How safe is a 14s system (going to nearly 60v fully charged...)? I only have (a little bit) of experience with mains-shocks (been shocked 3times by 220v AC and don't want to do it again! 1st: wet paperstrip on plug when I was 17 or so... 2nd: Broken cable on a hairdryer, one strand of copper sticked out and got me on my hand... 3rd: changing a ceiling lamp :idea: and there was current on the neutral line for some reason...)
I am sure, you might have (accidentally or intentionally) tested what happens if you touch the terminals of a 14s configuration... I would be glad to hear some of your experiences with those packs. I am sure It can be hazardous in many ways but I rather hear your incidents and don't do the same than learn all cases myselfs... :angel:
Maybe this thread can be sort of a collection of incidents or don't try this at home events?! Or also what your precautions are while working with 14s (or greater) packs.
I really want to be safe and get as much knowledge as I can before starting to assemble my packs.
Looking forward to your answers.
Best, elkooo