Solar lights in your suitcase or hand luggage (airplane)?
Does this have to be in hand luggage because the lights contain built-in batteries?
(1 votes)
Loading...
(1 votes)Loading...
(1 votes)Loading...Similar Posts
Take HHC with you on vacation?
ByFlyyyxx
Can I fly from Germany to Egypt with an HHC VAPE and could that cause problems?
Build your own server/mini PC?
ByLordweeb
Hello, after setting up and running a Minecraft server and other game servers on my PC, I was wondering if it's possible to build a server that runs constantly just for that purpose. At first, I considered a Raspberry Pi, a small minicomputer that I leave running all the time. Now, just for fun, I'm…
NVMe SSD via PCIe slot?
ByiRedYT
Hello, I want to replace my 500 GB PCIe Gen 3 NVMe drive with a 2 TB PCIe Gen 3 NVMe drive. I have a B450 motherboard, but only one M.2 slot. Can I use an adapter to connect the old SSD to the PCIe slot under the graphics card? The problem is that the…
Listen to air traffic control?
I'm at the airport right now and saw two people with walkie-talkies that apparently have an in-flight radio on them. Another man had headphones in. How does that work and what do you need for it?
Will I fly in the dark?
If I leave Los Angeles at 4 p.m. and land in Germany at 10 a.m., will I be flying in the dark? I'm confused about the time zones and the timeline.
With built-in battery these belong to the hand luggage.
This has the reason when batteries catch fire, you can clear it better in your hand luggage.
If such a battery fire breaks out in the cargo hold, this can lead to a crash, since in the cargo hold it cannot be extinguished.
Are they not too big for the hand luggage?
And why do you even take this?
We have 3 houses abroad and we are always sitting outside at night, so these lights.
Where is the helpful answer?
😁😁😁 I just gave it away. 😁😁😁