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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
1y
WHY2025 badge batteries I'm a bit worried about this
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SillyDemon @SillyDemon@eepycats.place
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re: WHY2025 badge batteries @kitten ohh may be very hot badge soon.

I'd also be worried.
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SillyDemon @SillyDemon@eepycats.place
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re: WHY2025 badge batteries | goof lyrics @kitten gives me a catchy tune though

"This badge is on fire, this badge is on fire"
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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re: WHY2025 badge batteries | goof lyrics @SillyDemon ​:blobwtfnotlikethis:​
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SillyDemon @SillyDemon@eepycats.place
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re: WHY2025 badge batteries | goof lyrics @kitten from what I read (and made assumptions based on it) assuming it has a metal casing below the plastic coating is that either battery terminal really shouldn't get into contact with the metal shell because otherwise it might cause a short circuit, causing overheating and a thermal runaway which results in a fire or even explosion.
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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re: WHY2025 badge batteries | goof lyrics @SillyDemon but it won't (?)
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SillyDemon @SillyDemon@eepycats.place
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re: WHY2025 badge batteries | goof lyrics @kitten idk! It's a lot of assuming and a lot of figuring it's astonishingly hard to find concrete and easily understandable information why the plastic tingy is important.

Please do your own research and don't take my word on that since I have no clue and the effects of being wrong on that can be extremely dangerous. It could also be there for different reasons.
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