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Wow! I'm sure the sweat that thing generates will contain a mixture of passion and fear.
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Of courseOriginally posted by chef View Posttry using a light that plugs into the wall rather than running off batteries..
that is what you're referring to isn't it?
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Well it was kind of expectedOriginally posted by Xenophon View Post[insert obligatory juvenile comment]
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Mildly NSFWOriginally posted by Halo Jones View PostBatteries never seem to last long enough for me, I seem to be replacing them nightly.
Forget batteries, you want steam power and a couple of strapping stokers.
MrsB swears by it.
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Batteries never seem to last long enough for me, I seem to be replacing them nightly.
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The battery from my favourite calculator that I used in school is still original.
However the lead acid battery in my old car goes flat in about 2 weeks.
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Batteries.
Guess wot happens when you leave batteries in stuff for 20 years.
Amazingly enough, only one out 5 Thandar counter/timers thingies is a write off coz of battery leakage.
But that one was a real goodie, I don't know what that yellow gunge is*, but I'm not touching it without gloves on.
But a set of Vart C cells with a best before of March 1989 are still going strong
giving roughly an amp on short circuit.
All the duracell ones were either leaking or flat as the proverbial pancake**.
*probably potassium hydroxide.
** best before June 1993.Tags: None
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