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best way to store a spare battery in my wallet?

  • 24-07-2010 5:04pm
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    as it says on the tin, what's the best way to store a spare battery in my wallet so it doesn't leak or touch of anything or get done by rain etc?

    i used to carry a spare n95 battery around with me in a plastic bag but you could sometimes notice the condensation on the battery if i went to use it (although never noticed any ill effects).


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  • #2
    thehomeofDob
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    The small plastic baggie works well, I would drop a few silica balls in with it to help absorb moisture - replacing as needed. You know the ones that come in most electronics packaging (laptops, hdd's, computers, etc). Just don't eat them, or leave them in reach of children.


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    partyatmygaff
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    Wrap it in a small piece of cotton so it can "breathe".


  • #4
    kenyard
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    silica gel as suggested to absorb moisture. you get it in loadsa things (in a little sachet) place that little bag in with it and it will sort ya out i assume

    batteries are sealed anyway, so even then the water probably isnt any harm.


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