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April 20th 14, 02:42 PM
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Lithium 3.6 Battery
After a long trip towing my glider I was going thru the cockpit and on the floor I discovered a Lithium battery in a black plastic holder on the floor near the instrument panel, (I hate when that happens).
The battery is about th same size as a AA and i have no idea where is came from or goes. No sign of any breakage with the plastic holder. All instruments, radio and warning devices are working. Any ideas? HGXC 
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