>
> I actually have one of these in my lab, hopefully I'll never have to
> use it. I also keep a metal 5 gal. bucket half filled with sand and a
> pair of heavy leather gloves to transport a burning pack out of my
> lab should one ignite during testing.


Yup, hard to beat the old bucket of sand. :)

I have some ammo cans that I've adapted for experimental charging systems,
with connectors for sensors and charge/discharge current. Cheap, and
effective. They may vent, but they will keep all the hot frags in one place.


I also did a lexan enclosure for larger systems that I needed to observe
while running. It isn't fireproof, but it does keep things contained for a
while till I can get a handle on things.
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