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  1. Lithium Ion batteries can be very volatile even with protection systems. Internal shorts can happen with minor damage to the battery and overheat them. Fun is. Glad you weren't hurt.
  2. If it didn't it's burst into flames the 1st time you charged it. They are very prone to thermal run away if unprotected.
  3. Most LiFePO4 batteries can be drawn down completely without harm. The BMS will protect them from discharging too far. You might have to coax the battery to come back to life if the BMS turns it off for low voltage though. Discharging a LiFePO4 fully does reduce it overall life. But it is still going to substantially outlive a lead acid battery by 1000s of cycles.
  4. My KG1000+ draws 8.7 amps according to my digital clamp meter. I was surprised it was lower than 10 amps.
  5. That would be a full violation of the eff sea seas rules/regulations. I can't imagine those breaking the law would decide to use these frequencies illegally and for illicit purposes. They should have their licenses takes away. As soon as you here them ID themselves you should write it down and report them. /S
  6. I tried the tones on that repeater and it didn't respond. I went through the set and still nothing. I don't think it's running anymore. Said it was put into the database 16 years ago, so it may be defunked. Looks like the owners GMRS license had expired in 2011 https://mygmrs.com/license/WQFG755
  7. Man, those green one sure do stand out LOL
  8. I have two of the Apache cases too. The Retevis RT97 repeater setup an a few HTs. All the appropriate accessories under the repeater.
  9. Keep changing it and they'll likely get tired of pursuing it. Most have a hard time programming the tone in with explicit instructions.
  10. I would think the 5 watt HTs are used quite a bit unlicensed. But the owners of the repeaters will want you to have a license to use their equipment. At least if I wanted people using it I wouldn't want unlicensed persons on it. Need to have some basic understanding of radio or at least know how to read, follow instructions so you can program it. That would exclude my wife LOL
  11. Sounds like it's related to the lipstick on the dipstick.
  12. That's what I was saying. He'll charge you big and then only give you decimal points.
  13. Make sure he sells you periods and not decimal points.
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