

| Subject: | Re: Batteries don't die, they get murdered |
| From: | Robert Fisher |
| Date: | Wed, 14 Feb 2007 11:24:04 -0800 |
--snip-- >The Hindenberg didn't explode, it burned. --snip-- ... and apparently it did so because it was coated with a flammable sealant- had nothing per se to do with the hydrogen. My grandfather was on the ground there when it happened- it made quite an impression on him. I once happened to be looking in the right direction and saw a battery explode in a Jeep (hey, maybe it runs in the family). I have no idea why it happened of course, but it knocked a couple of people to the ground and the hood of the Jeep landed about 15 feet away. Sometimes I wonder if my wife is riding around on some German engineer's idea of a kind of a Russian Roulette ejection seat. Cya, Robert
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