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NWI INGO General Post - Part 7
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@larry
u know that redheads get u in tttrrrooouuubbbllleeee all the time right...
I'm thinking that's not really a problem.
Since.... I don't know...... he's not a redhead....... and he's a guy!
@larry
u know that redheads get u in tttrrrooouuubbbllleeee all the time right...
Moths.... meet flame.
Do not go near the flame. It is bad for you.
Ok. I hear you.
AAAAAAAaaaaaahhhhhhhhh
The flame.
It BURNS.
Sings.
Cooks.
Meets my criteria (breathes)
I wonder if she has a thing for gray haired guys twice her age, that has this weird habit with Christmas lights.
Wild Deuce
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- Dec 2, 2009
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Just FYI ... the only issue I had with the Tenergy batteries had nothing to do with starting fires or not. I'm sure they are just as safe as any other battery. I just didn't know anything about the brand name. I might give them a try once I bring my stores down a bit.
Well some of the rechargeable CR123 and CR2 battery sites I was looking through warned against using rechargeable in the Surefire flashlights. What I was getting from the info presented was that they were prone to over heat because of some type of issue with the flashlights controller board resulting in damage to the flashlight or possible fire. If you guys are using them then they will be a immediate addition to my batteries and gear as I hate buying batteries and throwing them away...
I'd have to see the notices. I haven't seen any.
Over the years, I've seen a lot of batteries put in wrong.
In the old days, it would fry a component, and the circuit would be dead.
Then they designed circuits with protection against batteries being put in weird.
Now they've designed batteries with lots of more power.
More power, more damage.
But maybe surefire has a note.
Most of the fires I've heard about were in the charger.
And the batteries were put in opposite of each other. Which was wrong.
geronimojoe85
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- Nov 16, 2009
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geronimojoe85
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- Nov 16, 2009
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Why is the room spinning!!
Larry, This isn't the crazy warning that use to be on the batteries but it does warn against use with flash lights at the bottom of this webpage for these rechargeable CR123 batteries...
Tenergy 30201 RCR123A 3.0V (3.2V) 900mAh Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery
Tenergy 30201 RCR123A 3.0V (3.2V) 900mAh Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery
geronimojoe85
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- Nov 16, 2009
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I'm never drinking like that again.
GhostofWinter
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Yeah...until the next time.......
Speaking of Christmas lights, are yours up yet old man Larry?
I'm going out to work on them just as soon as I can muster the energy.
Dang it.
Is yours LED? Seems like that is their good application.
I wonder if they would work in my ProEars headset.
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