123's on airplanes?
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Re: 123\'s on airplanes?
I've yet to have a problem with them as long as they were in something and not loose. Mexico is the only country I know of so far that doesn't allow loose cells on airplanes. (I think the security people may have found a better (and free) way to supply batteries for their lights than ordering in bulk /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif)
-Mike
I've yet to have a problem with them as long as they were in something and not loose. Mexico is the only country I know of so far that doesn't allow loose cells on airplanes. (I think the security people may have found a better (and free) way to supply batteries for their lights than ordering in bulk /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif)
-Mike
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Re: 123\'s on airplanes?
Transporting small quantities of batteries shouldn't be a problem. Only take what you think you'll need for your trip.
As Xrunner said, secure them. I suggest binding them side by side with tape or rubberband, and putting them in a small bag. You don't want them to short out and cause a fire. I suggest you put them in carry-on. Same goes for all batteries.
Transporting small quantities of batteries shouldn't be a problem. Only take what you think you'll need for your trip.
As Xrunner said, secure them. I suggest binding them side by side with tape or rubberband, and putting them in a small bag. You don't want them to short out and cause a fire. I suggest you put them in carry-on. Same goes for all batteries.
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