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Hack a 12 volt battery
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This video is revelatory.

Here is the good news. If you have devices that rely on 1.5 volt button cell batteries, this tutorial from KipKay will save you $40.00.

Here is the bad news. Now, I am just angry at big business. Duracell. Energizer. You really suck.

Hack a 12-volt Battery for 8 1.5-volt button cells
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andy (26) 1 year ago
this reminds me of when i hacked my car battery. Inside I found 10 D size batteries, a gargamel (smurfs) action figure and a barbecue beef hot pocket, fully cooked. I suggest everyone look and see what's inside their car battery too.
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Shaving Cream MAN! (31) 1 year ago
no kidding. I hacked my uncle's pacemaker and found a secret universe full of lava-people.
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God (5) 1 year ago
thanks kipkay for another goodie. i've watched all ur vids and im glad u finally got featured
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judahbabyy 1 year ago
well its not really hacking...
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The Pyschonator (-2) 1 year ago
F to the A to the K to the E
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protoguy 1 year ago
Not fake. Done it. Done the 12V one too, but there were D batteries inside, not AAs
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tommyhzy (3) 7 months ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBQDGvhr3kE&feature=related
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tommyhzy (3) 7 months ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBQDGvhr3kE&feature=related

Sorry for double posting, My internet connection was faulty.

Watch this video, it's funny!
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lard oh (-17) 5 months ago
twilight sucks
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lard oh (-17) 5 months ago
nanananananana batman
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lard oh (-17) 5 months ago
i like to look at cats
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lard oh (-17) 5 months ago
hearing aids
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lard oh (-17) 5 months ago
osama bin laden is bad
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Groundhog (6) 5 months ago
This is a fake how to video. 12v AA batteries contain battery acid, not button cells. This is hazardous.
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colddude 5 months ago
AA batteries are 1.5 volts not 12 volts maybe you got the wrong ones.
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DMSyde 4 months ago
100% genuine if you live in the States AND use an Energizer A23. I got two at Target (granted, they weren't 1.88, but I was there, so..), and opened them up. EIGHT BUTTON CELLS INSIDE. You MUST use an ENERGIZER A23.
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