| Subject: | Re: TSA Lithium Battery madness |
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| From: | "mdfrancey" mdfrancey |
| Date: | Sun Dec 30, 2007 8:17 am ((PST)) |
--- In "Bruce" <> wrote: > > The lithium battery issue is about the possibilities of a battery's > terminals shorting out by contacting a conductive material. Does anyone have a Li-ion battery that can be shorted out in this manner? The only ones I ever had like this were some Canon BP-511's -- for the rest, including the current crop, the terminals are recessed into the package. Shorting these out may be possible, but not easy. |
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