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From: Terry.Norris@p0.f7.n3803.z1.fidonet.org (Terry Norris)
Newsgroups: misc.handicap
Subject: Re: batteries and planes (try agian)
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Date: 9 May 91 13:18:30 GMT
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 GM> In article <18954@bunker.isc-br.com>,
 GM> Jack.Colley@p14.f9.n249.z1.fidonet.org (Jack Colley) writes...
>>Index Number: 15131
>>In your msg to Ronnie, dated <21 Mar 91 16:20>, it said:
>> JM> I know you can take gell-cell batteries on the plane, but am not sure
>> JM> about the acid ones.  I think each airline has a different rule, so
>> JM> you could  call the airline you are planning to fly with and ask them.
>> JM> Sorry I can't be any more help.
>>avoid contravery and hold up at the air-port, I left my batteries
>>at home and rented same on arrival. Jack Colley - Kingston,

I fly with my wheelchair, and have much less a hassel when using GEL
batteries.  I keep a set of them just for travel, but run the lead-acids
around here.

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