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Re: Hybrid Batteries

Postby Kevenater » Jan 13, 2010 2:04 am

pub, they mean that since the light or whatever is waterproof, the gas couldn't escape from the battery compartment because it's sealed/waterproof. if water cant get in then gas can't get out. I bet the warning is for liabilty purposes. I doubt it's anything to worry much about....
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Re: Hybrid Batteries

Postby pub » Jan 13, 2010 2:33 am

yes keven, i think you're right, the good ole "cover our ass" clause :tonguecheek:

btw, how often does your avatar need to take tylenol? :eyecrazy:
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Re: Hybrid Batteries

Postby Kevenater » Jan 13, 2010 3:55 am

lol I have to give it a bc powder about every 2 hours or so usually. I need to get him a caving helmet to wear. :grin:
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