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From: rocker@desire.wright.edu (Ronnie)
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Subject: batteries and planes (try agian)
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Date: 8 Feb 91 22:02:43 GMT
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I posted this a couple weeks ago and got no responses.  I know
someone out must know the answer. Please don't let the net let me
down.

The past two spring breaks I've gone to Floridia.  The first time
by plane, the second by car.  Needless to say the plane was much
preferred.   However, I am handicapped and use a three-wheel
chart.

When I went by plane, I took my manual wheelchair because I've
heard that wet-cell acid batteries aren't allowed on planes, it
this true?, always true?  every airline?

I'm planning to fly this year, but, it's very hard to cruise for
chicks with someone pushing you :-)8

And yes I know about gell-cells, but they onle about one year
compared to two or three.

rockin' on..
ronnie