LiPo battery peak current burst C rating

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EnEE
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Hi,
as I know the burst C rating usually refers to the max current allowed for 10 seconds.

if I need higher current for 1 second, I can do it?
The heat is the problem here?
 
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EnEE said:
Hi,
as I know the burst C rating usually refers to the max current allowed for 10 seconds.

if I need higher current for 1 second, I can do it?
The heat is the problem here?
Um, why do you ask? Whatcha' makin'?
 
because lipo battery sometimes explodes...
motors require high current for the first seconds, so I want to know what's cause the battery to explode (and why drones usually use lipo)
 
I read this article. This is a good example for my question. If the truck need steady current of 65A and 100A for the first 3-4 seconds,
I know that for the first second it draw about 150A.
Can I use battery with Max burst current of 100A?