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So the screeners will know we can bring spare lithium batteries?
"I was concerned about having spare lithium batteries, and I asked them not to do that".
"The carriers came and asked if we would allow them to have the credit card readers on aircraft and they wanted spare lithium batteries to allow them to switch out the batteries," said Christopher Bonanti, director of the F.A.A. office of hazardous materials.
I will spare you the tortured language, but the statement seemed to say (and was, in fact, widely reported as saying in alarmed news accounts) that a rule taking effect on New Year's Day at airport checkpoints would prohibit travelers from taking spare lithium batteries on planes.
You also must be careful with spare lithium ion batteries lest they come into contact with, say, keys or coins that can short them, said John Bradshaw, marketing communications director for Cadex, making them a fire hazard.
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The risk of overheating and fire was why the Federal Aviation Administration banned spare lithium-ion batteries from checked airline baggage and restricted them in carry-on bags at the beginning of the year.
"So I can bring a laptop, a cellphone with lithium batteries, plus two spare batteries?" "Yes".
The International Civil Aviation Organisation ICAOO) allows them on planes without operator approval and spare batteries can also be carried, although their total lithium content cannot exceed 8g.
The pack isn't huge, but it fits into the Civic's spare tire well and costs only about $5,000, which is cheap for lithium.
Spare-part vandalism, in particular, could menace the project's economic viability: "Lithium battery traffic could definitely be a risk," Mr. Moore warned.
Simply, you're not allowed to put spare, unconnected batteries in your checked luggage anymore and you can only bring eight grams of lithium battery on-board with you.
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