Any thought of an electric vehicle has just went out the window forever. I have made some assumptions / conclusions with the given information.
Today was another "detonation" of electronic devices in Lebanon. They report that explosives were planted in the Bofang style walkis but other Lithium batteries in cars, scooters and solar systems with lithium batteries also exploded and doubtful those were laced with explosives. This means remote triggering of lithium batteries on command is a reality if those BMS's in the batteries or device itself can receive a signal which I assume a single chip on the board can accomplish and probably has already been imbedded in those boards for years.
It appears the devices do NOT have to be connected to the internet to receive the signal so I would assume the devices and or the lithium battery BMS's can receive an over the air signal.
https://www.wionews.com/world/panic-choa...ies-759904
https://interestingengineering.com/milit...kie-phones
My assumption, any lithium battery can be signaled or hacked to blow up, even if not connected to the internet directly. If that battery has a board on it or is connected to a device with a board on it, I have to assume it can be sent a command to overheat over the air.
That is my theory until proven wrong... which I doubt can be done.
Today was another "detonation" of electronic devices in Lebanon. They report that explosives were planted in the Bofang style walkis but other Lithium batteries in cars, scooters and solar systems with lithium batteries also exploded and doubtful those were laced with explosives. This means remote triggering of lithium batteries on command is a reality if those BMS's in the batteries or device itself can receive a signal which I assume a single chip on the board can accomplish and probably has already been imbedded in those boards for years.
It appears the devices do NOT have to be connected to the internet to receive the signal so I would assume the devices and or the lithium battery BMS's can receive an over the air signal.
https://www.wionews.com/world/panic-choa...ies-759904
Quote:Lebanon's official news agency on Wednesday (Sep 18) reported that home solar energy systems have exploded in several areas of Beirut.
This surge in explosions follows a series of deadly blasts involving pagers and walkie-talkies used by militant group Hezbollah.
Soon after the explosions, Israel's defence minister declared a "new phase" of the war as its army turned its attention to the northern front with Lebanon.
https://interestingengineering.com/milit...kie-phones
Quote:On Wednesday, there were reports of explosions in phones, laptops, walkie-talkies, radios, solar energy systems, and fingerprint-reading devices.
My assumption, any lithium battery can be signaled or hacked to blow up, even if not connected to the internet directly. If that battery has a board on it or is connected to a device with a board on it, I have to assume it can be sent a command to overheat over the air.
That is my theory until proven wrong... which I doubt can be done.
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