Air 33 by Electrobike

Kathy Smith

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In my search for a light small bike I came across this bike, what do you guys think of it:
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To quote the PDF instructions:

"The battery should be charged in a spacious environment, staying away from high temperature, high humidity, and too close to the fire. Because the battery and the charger are electronic products, high temperature, and humidity will corrode electronic components, resulting in some harmful gasses and soot, and even a possible explosion to the wound". [bold emphasis added by me]

I don't know about you, Kathy, but that last sentence would give me pause.
 
To quote the PDF instructions:

"The battery should be charged in a spacious environment, staying away from high temperature, high humidity, and too close to the fire. Because the battery and the charger are electronic products, high temperature, and humidity will corrode electronic components, resulting in some harmful gasses and soot, and even a possible explosion to the wound". [bold emphasis added by me]

I don't know about you, Kathy, but that last sentence would give me pause.
that's pretty funny. I did't see that. The search continues...
 
To quote the PDF instructions:

"The battery should be charged in a spacious environment, staying away from high temperature, high humidity, and too close to the fire. Because the battery and the charger are electronic products, high temperature, and humidity will corrode electronic components, resulting in some harmful gasses and soot, and even a possible explosion to the wound". [bold emphasis added by me]

I don't know about you, Kathy, but that last sentence would give me pause.

Aren't they just trying to educate and protect? Pretty sure any Li-ion pack will do that.
 
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