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pic: How to measure force required to compress the boulders
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Re: pic: How to measure force required to compress the boulders
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Re: pic: How to measure force required to compress the boulders
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Why? In all reality the batteries are fine.
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Re: pic: How to measure force required to compress the boulders
But metal can give you the same structure, and metal doesn't explode or leak battery acid when it gets dropped. If that structure gets slightly out of alignment and falls, good bye like 6 batteries.
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