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user 296048
*Your* health and safety while working on electrical devices, and designing devices that will not shock, set fire to, or otherwise harm the user of the device.
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Li-ion 18650 safety
If safety really is the absolute priority, you should not build your own battery pack. … So I'll assume you want safety-third.
Your measures seems mostly fine, and would generally all result in increased safety. I'd slightly question placing a thermostat on the output. …
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