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Batteries?

Batteries!
59 (78.7%)
No batteries.
16 (21.3%)

Total Members Voted: 75

Author Topic: Batteries! Now back after forever!  (Read 3761 times)


Add a potato battery option.

Rechargable batteries.
Best invention ever.

Now I don't need to go down to the shop and buy batteries every 2 days. :c

Fun fact: You can use a car battery, a set of jumper cables and a couple of straightened wire coathangers as an arc welding setup, just hook up one jumper lead from the battery to one of the pieces you're welding, and the other lead from the battery to the coathanger. The arc should melt the coathanger and the molten metal should hopefully weld your pieces together if they're close enough. Produces stuffty welds, runs out of juice quickly and may electrocute you to death, but it works in a pinch.

FUN FACT: IF YOU PUT A BATTERY ON STEEL WOOL IT WILL CAUSE FIRE I SAW IT ON SURVIVOR MAN

You can use a 9v battery and some steel wool to make fire almost as reliably as a lighter. stuff gets hot yo.

Rechargeable batteries all the way.


Those big round batteries (Not sure what kind) are fun to screw with lightbulbs and wire and stuff. Anybody know where I can get those, and some stuff for that? (Classroom electricity supplies)


If you open up a AA sometimes you find allot of smaller batteries like the ones you see in laser pointers.

Those big round batteries (Not sure what kind) are fun to screw with lightbulbs and wire and stuff. Anybody know where I can get those, and some stuff for that? (Classroom electricity supplies)
Cs/Ds?

If you open up a AA sometimes you find allot of smaller batteries like the ones you see in laser pointers.
Yeah, you get a bunch of watch batteries. Instead of going to a jewler and getting one battery for around $25 you can go to walmart and get a load of them for around two bucks.


These are in like every NES,SNES,N64 Game cartridge,maybe the Sega cartriges but I'm not sure.

Really Useful.


These are in like every NES,SNES,N64 Game cartridge,maybe the Sega cartriges but I'm not sure.

Really Useful.
Does anybody know the types of scewdrivers? (Heads, like: Phillips, regular, ect).