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Batteries

Discussion in 'Cannabis Consumption Q&A & Tips' started by BlazeyBones9, Sep 3, 2012.

  1. #1 BlazeyBones9, Sep 3, 2012
    I just bought some powerex batteries and peeled them. There is a little bit of glue left so I decided to use some rubbing alcohol to try and get the rest off. Was using rubbing alcohol the wrong choice? I don't have any of the goo-gone, and I don't want the rubbing alcohol to have caused any problems to my battery.
     
  2. #2 bp4er, Sep 3, 2012
    Peeling batteries?
    you tryna cook unmentionables to keep you up for tweeks, i mean weeks [ ;) ]?
    energizer is best for that, has the most lithium, or so I've heard ;)
     
  3. #3 Tokeup2day, Sep 3, 2012
    I've seen enough Breaking Bad to know where this is going
     
  4. #4 BlazeyBones9, Sep 3, 2012
    You guys are funny. But no...have you ever heard of a magic flight box?? You use peeled batteries to power the box
     
  5. #5 john9, Sep 3, 2012
    I never heard this
     
  6. #6 Javarius Reptar, Sep 3, 2012
    I've told you before jesse, we use methylamine now.
     
  7. #7 BlazeyBones9, Sep 3, 2012
    Yeah, well I say we use chili powder
     
  8. #8 Tokeup2day, Sep 3, 2012
    Brings me back to the early episodes<3
     
  9. #9 Unprettier, Sep 3, 2012
    Have you learned nothing from my chemistry class?
     
  10. #10 BurningPlague, Sep 3, 2012
    Breaking bad = awesome
     
  11. #11 McBagginz, Sep 3, 2012
    I have the MFLB.
    The alcohol won't hurt the battery casing.
    I am assuming you didn't SUBMERGE the battery.
     
  12. #12 elixir, Sep 3, 2012
    Yeah they'll be fine, btw you can only use NiMH type batteries, 2000mAh or more!
     
  13. #13 BlazeyBones9, Sep 3, 2012

    Thanks man, I did not submerge the battery, but I am worried I possibly got some alcohol into the the little notches in the top of the battery. If I did, it would have only been from my hand being wet with the alcohol
     

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