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    Jan032015

    The Nov/Dec "What The Heck Is It?" gadget is actually a useful one.

    The “What The Heck Is It?” game from the November/December 2014 game was the Storacell Battery Caddy. This is actually a neat little gadget if you deal with lots of batteries. Here’s what Amazon says about it. The Storacell Battery Caddy solves the problem of how to conveniently store your batteries in a compact and easy to find holder. Originally designed for pilots, the Battery Caddy is also great for photography, camping, travel or home use. The Battery Caddy is durable and break resistant and the slim and lightweight design makes it portable. There are no sharp edges to catch on clothing or bags. Storacell's patented locking system snaps batteries into place; batteries snap into place and remove easily. When ready to use, simply push the battery out with your thumb. Keep fresh batteries separate from used batteries by turning them in opposite directions. The Storacell Battery Caddy provides the best terminal protection at both ends. Batteries left rolling around in a drawer, bag or container have the potential to cause a fire. 9V batteries can be a hazard if the double terminal comes in contact with metal objects; an electrical spark can be created causing a fire. The Battery Caddy is great for a variety of uses including outdoor activities, photography bags, emergency kits, by emergency responders and for home organization. And this is one for sure that  you can bet Batteries not included! Price depend on the Storacell Battery Caddy you need, but they start at about $5.50. They are available for AA, AAA, and 9V batteries, even versions that can take all three kinds of batteries in one caddy. Here’s the link for the 4 AA Caddy: 

    Company website: http://www.storacell.net/

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