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At 12:46 PM 6/6/95 -0400, billy@mix.com wrote: >Kris D. Williams <krisdw@basenet.net> writes - >> Hey - maybe they finally figured >> out how to stabilize Lithiom Polymer so it doesn't blow up ... > >Exactly how big a bang might one expect from one of these thngs? >And what are the conditions that can cause this to happen (over- >charging or??) in the first place? That is, how might the risk >here be minimized? they are generally stable under normal conditions, you're only in danger if you: 1. operate your thinkpad within 40 feet of a microwave oven, the microwaves resonate in the lithium and create a sympathetic vibration, particularly while displaying some excel charts. 2. storing the battery in custard. contrary to the advice of a certain popular professional wrestler, lithium batteries should NOT be stored in custard. the custard can excite the lithium to the point of explosion (as it does for most of us). 3. follow explosive prevention and handling instructions from anyone connected with spine.com, known hucksters and fornicators. 4. chewing on the battery casing. this is actually quite safe, apart from the dental issues it conjures. ____________________________________________________________________ <jesse@spine.com> http://www.hooked.net/bin/jesse.home After seven years, I was sent home to my family. Little man, I give the watch to you.