Because a little while ago that happened here and now I'm throwing all my unused ones out.
Can a 9 volt battery just explode for no reason?
- Thread starter Gingerbread Demon
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I doubt it exploded for no reason, just because you don't know the reason doesn't mean there wasn't one.
Off the top of my head.
It was the 1 in X that fails
A Bad production batch
It got damaged somewhere along the lines in transit, in the shop
It got heat/cold damage somehow
Off the top of my head.
It was the 1 in X that fails
A Bad production batch
It got damaged somewhere along the lines in transit, in the shop
It got heat/cold damage somehow
Lots but this happening has freaked me out a little
Don't throw out the battery with the bathwater!
Because that would be assaultin' battery.
I love that the third entry on google was in fact this thread.
And no, they can't explode for no reason. They can explode, but there will be a reason. Why not try just storing them safely?
How/where were the batteries stored?
What were you trying to do with them?
Kor
Helpful hint, if your answer to either of these questions involves the words "damp" or "chewing" you've probably found your reason.
They were sitting in a bookcase on a shelf in a cool room, a room that I might add was dry too.
Clearly the chewing was the culprit then
Can't you hear, can't you hear the thunder?
Lol those puns
^^I was just trying to be positive.
^^I was just trying to be positive.
Two electrons go to a bar the bartender gives them a drink no charge
^^^Nobody can really remember how it begain, some say it was a simple reply in a simple thread that got out of hand, some say there were more sinister forces at work, but everybody agree's that on this day, 300 years ago, on a wee Sci-fi board, the pun wars were unleashed, and mankind would pay the terrible price for many generations to come........or am i just being negative. 
Aye thang yaw.
Aye thang yaw.
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