While for some people, old pieces of electronics are not only from AppSome people consider them something that should end up in a scrap yard, while others keep them either out of nostalgia or as a collector's item. After all, having the original at home today is iPhone in good condition, you have a few tens of thousands of crowns at home and its price is still rising. The only thing you need to be careful about is the fact that if you have, for example, oneoriginal iPhone, you have a device at home containing a battery that is now 15 years old and its reliability and safety are no longer what they were at the beginning. It is with these older pieces that there is a risk that in exceptional cases a fire or explosion may occur, caused by the battery. Fortunately, there is a solution that all electric modelers are certainly familiar with, especially those who use so-called LiPol batteries.
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If you have a non-functional piece that is really just for display, the best and safest solution is to go to the nearest service center and notchat remove the battery from it. It will cost you a few crowns and you are sure that there can be no danger and you can keep the phone on the shelf for the rest of your life. If you can remove the battery yourself, then you can save time and money on a visit to the service center. This is really the best solution.
However, when, like me, you have functional pieces, in my case iPhones 3g, 3gs and the original iPhone, then here is an interesting solution to protect yourself against the risk of fire. In this case, however, you can no longer count on having your phones on display. It is really a solution for those who do not need to display their historic iPhones or any other device with a battery, but still do not want to just throw them away and want to keep them.chatIn my case, for example, to compare the camera of a new phone with photos from a few times a year. iPhone 2g or 3G and added photos to LsA.
Therefore, if you own such devices and do not want to remove the battery from them, the so-called Safe Bag, also referred to as LiPol Safe Bag, is the solution. This is a product known to modelers who use LiPol batteries in their models. Those can explode when overcharged under certain conditions, and even if you really need to meet certain conditions and overcharge the battery, model stores sell a product labeled Safe Bag or LiPol Safe Bag. Just type this name into Google and then you can choose from a wide range exactly according to your requirements.
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These cases are used for charging and storing LiPol batteries, but they can be used to store any battery or battery-powered product, in our case older iPhones or iPods. The Safe Bag is made of a non-flammable material that is also resistant to fire and heat as well as the acid contained in the batteries. If the battery explodes or catches fire, only what is inside the bag will be damaged and there should be no risk of the fire spreading outside this packaging. Of course, there are various varianty etc. it's up to you how expensive and high quality you reach for. It is ideal, given the price of a few hundred crowns, to buy two different bags and put the smaller one in the larger one for safety. In these Safe Bags you can iPhone or iPod without any problems and even if of course there is nothing 100%, so if you use a Safe Bag, ideally two at a time, and God forbid a fire or battery explosion occurs, you will most likely only lose the products in the Safe Bag and the fire will not spread to the entire house or apartment.
thank you for the great advice!! I had no idea that such safe bags existed on the market, it's true that we can't see into the old battery, and as a collector I have a few pieces at home iPhone from 2G,3G…I'm ordering right away
Great tip, thanks a lot. Realizing that I have such old devices is making me nervous from now on, I have to look at them and also order the SafeBag... Ouch
Does anyone have a tip for a larger one that would be suitable for charging electric bike batteries? 😁 I know about these small ones, people buy them to charge batteries too airsoft weapons.