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Warpy

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2. It's mostly Engish
Reply to angstlessk (Reply #1)
Wed Feb 1, 2017, 09:32 PM
Feb 2017

Go to the link.

"Excessive charging" is not defined. I find that alarming. Quite a few devices live on their chargers when not in use.

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How Lithium Batteries Catch Fire. [View all] NNadir Feb 2017 OP
I am a USER not a scientist...is it in English or jargon? n/t angstlessk Feb 2017 #1
It's mostly Engish Warpy Feb 2017 #2
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