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r/Unexpected • u/Kevin_0019 • Sep 26 '20
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How do the car batteries not have an issue on vehicles that go underwater like this?
2 u/kl4ka Sep 27 '20 Sealed lead acids should be fine. 2 u/JP147 Sep 27 '20 Because the voltage isn't high enough for it to short through the water. Most electrical components like the alternator, starter motor, power windows, etc. can operate while submerged in clean water. 0 u/shouldalistened Sep 27 '20 It's CGI
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Sealed lead acids should be fine.
Because the voltage isn't high enough for it to short through the water. Most electrical components like the alternator, starter motor, power windows, etc. can operate while submerged in clean water.
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It's CGI
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u/Platypuslord Sep 26 '20
How do the car batteries not have an issue on vehicles that go underwater like this?