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Interesting. Wouldn't have guessed that! Thanks.
 
Yep - those batteries are not well-designed. I remember putting one in my pocket with a set of keys once, and felt a ~warming~ sensation due to one of the keys making contact with the posts! Haven't repeated that one!
 
Mickey Richaud said:
Yep - those batteries are not well-designed. I remember putting one in my pocket with a set of keys once, and felt a ~warming~ sensation due to one of the keys making contact with the posts! Haven't repeated that one!
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Can't say I've ever really had an issue with one, but I can see how that might happen. Memo to self: Don't store 9v batteries with the steel wool!
 
OK, how many of you guys out there still test 9V batteries on your tongue?? :sick:
 
martx-5 said:
OK, how many of you guys out there still test 9V batteries on your tongue?? :sick:
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I DO !. Just taught an electrician here in Phoenix How to do it too.-:applause:-

A little common sense will take care of the 9 V Battery problem----:encouragement:
 
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