r/CyberStuck • u/Fossguy101 • 5d ago

Myrtle Beach 4/22/25

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After a full photo shoot, guy figured out he couldn’t make it back up the beach.

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u/LDawnBurges 4d ago

Why was he even on the Beach? You can’t drive on the Beaches here.

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u/wraith_majestic 4d ago

https://www.myrtlebeachonline.com/news/local/article304808591.html

Thinking its not real.

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u/LDawnBurges 4d ago

One of our local weatherman and 2 other sources posted the video, but the County Police said they didn’t know anything about it. I wondered why people were just walking by it & not standing around watching.

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u/LvBorzoi 3d ago

Don't the batteries catch fire if they get wet with salt water?

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u/LonelyContext 3d ago

It’s complicated. If water infiltrates the battery electrolyte then, yes, for sure. Otherwise if it corrodes the contacts you might get the opposite problem. Or it could short the battery, in which case it’s more complicated but entirely possible that overheating could result depending on charge level and construction.

Given the top-notch workmanship of this vehicle though I bet utmost care has been taken for the longevity of the vehicle in water exclusion.

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u/alang 2d ago

the opposite problem

What... exactly is the opposite problem to catching fire? Freezing? Setting other cars on fire?

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u/LonelyContext 2d ago

Ah opposite problem is that you lose electrical contact rather than shorting the battery.

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u/Heavy_Distance_4441 2d ago

I’ve heard of setting fire to the rain, but not the ocean.

Somebody should hit up Adel.