Except the safety aspect has been specifically addressed in the design:
I’ve heard that exposing that type of battery to low pressure as in a cargo hold of an aeroplane can be quite explosive but that goes for every type of Li cell so far as I’m aware… Pack it as carry-on luggage?
I mean, we’re really stretching to find a safety issue if that’s the failure case.
I am really curious about the QQ hardware chat circles you mentioned? I am a terrible hardware engineer, but from your description this could be what I need to go from terrible to not-so-terrible.
I feel like I’m missing out on so many of the amazing corners of the net because I don’t know Chinese. Though, the automatic translation features of Chrome are making it slightly easier to navigate the Chinese web, these days (which I learned after picking up a Lenovo phone that is primarily aimed at the Chinese market)
I read a lot of Russian forums via Translate, and the slang is hard for even my friends that are native speakers. Honestly, English slang is hard for a native speaker
I don’t really know much about how Westerner work. I guess could get a bunch together on Google Talk? I think part of this is why there are many Hardware Accelerators for Westerners in Shenzhen. You have to be pretty comfortable with say ‘I don’t know who knows?’ and not always want original creative answer.
I am a hobbyist. I want to make chocolate conching machines, and WiFi plant water monitors, and LED arrays for growing apples. Oh, and bakery sourdough pH monitoring probes :).
Nothing super important, but stuff that will take more than me to figure out.
Pretty damm good? That insane. Imagine what those skill do with hardware…
If sewing clothing is Ruby. electronic should be like gem. Part of framework. All the hard stuff already done. Just let people like your beautiful wife be creative with tool already know. See something really amazing then.