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[raaaid]

once is fully charged it stops charging but still heard or some exploding phones(in the news)

the thing is that somebody from the future wants to avoid my idea to cause general enlightenment so among other things they developed automatic phrequency control on radios to make me not to listen friendly radio

so i think why not to keeping listening my fauvorite phrequencies with the cell phone that sounds quite loud

but im afraid of overcharging it if i keep it always charging it

could this be the reason of somee cell phones exploding?

[raaaid]

once is fully charged it stops charging but still heard or some exploding phones(in the news)

the thing is that somebody from the future wants to avoid my idea to cause general enlightenment so among other things they developed automatic phrequency control on radios to make me not to listen friendly radio

so i think why not to keeping listening my fauvorite phrequencies with the cell phone that sounds quite loud

but im afraid of overcharging it if i keep it always charging it

could this be the reason of somee cell phones exploding?

[Pirschjaeger]

100 years from now I promise I will come back and tell you it's safe to leave your phone charging.

See, as promised, I did it.

Gotta go, I have an appointment 100years and 20 mins from now.

Fritz

[Airmail109]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by raaaid:
once is fully charged it stops charging but still heard or some exploding phones(in the news)

the thing is that somebody from the future wants to avoid my idea to cause general enlightenment so among other things they developed automatic phrequency control on radios to make me not to listen friendly radio

so i think why not to keeping listening my fauvorite phrequencies with the cell phone that sounds quite loud

but im afraid of overcharging it if i keep it always charging it

could this be the reason of somee cell phones exploding? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

lipos only tend to exlode if you charge them fully then discharge the power quickly then charge again whilst the battery is still hot....and repeat.

If your doing something that discharges lipos its best to leave them to cool down and then not charge them more than 80 percent. Ive had a helicopter thats exploded once.

Personally I cant see how a phone could get a lipo hot enough.

[Airmail109]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Pirschjaeger:
100 years from now I promise I will come back and tell you it's safe to leave your phone charging.

See, as promised, I did it.

Gotta go, I have an appointment 100years and 20 mins from now.

Fritz </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Weird thing is, with the way medicines going you might have an appointment in 100 years

[LEBillfish]

Don't believe them raaaid, I went into the future via the Matrix and edited my post.....Overcharged phones are time-bombs be sure. Don't lose your head.

This message has been edited. Last edited by: LEBillfish, Sun March 23 2108 14:58

[Bremspropeller]

Overcharged cellphones emit gamma-rays that will turn you into a zombie.

[VW-IceFire]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by raaaid:
once is fully charged it stops charging but still heard or some exploding phones(in the news)

the thing is that somebody from the future wants to avoid my idea to cause general enlightenment so among other things they developed automatic phrequency control on radios to make me not to listen friendly radio

so i think why not to keeping listening my fauvorite phrequencies with the cell phone that sounds quite loud

but im afraid of overcharging it if i keep it always charging it

could this be the reason of somee cell phones exploding? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
The only exploding batteries in cell phones that I've heard about are the result of cheap third party batteries which were not designed properly and quite simply failed on the account of their poor design and manufacturing.

[stalkervision]

a overcharged phone will usually explode when you put the reciever to your ear and first talk in it. This is due to the fact that any substantial use of the battery capacity in a overloaded battery cell will tend to set off a explosive electochemical reaction of these cells in this highly volatile state they are in due to the abnormal high voltage and current in the cells.

[MEGILE]

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