Battery chargers?

They seem to be always having trouble with cables and battery chargers on
the station. What on earth do they do with them I wonder.

Forced to have a laugh during the so called safety briefing. If you listened
carefully is was a bit like, watch out for cables, some have 110 volts AC on
them, Oh and mind your heads there are lots of things to bump into, so move
slowly, I'll tell you about the other modules later.

And what was all that chat, partly in Russian and part in English about a
cucumber?

Oh well, ...

Brian

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On Feb 10, 2:25�pm, "Brian Gaff" wrote:
They seem to be always having trouble with cables and battery chargers on
the station. What on earth do they do with them I wonder.

Forced to have a laugh during the so called safety briefing. If you listened
carefully is was a bit like, watch out for cables, some have 110 volts AC on
them, Oh and mind your heads there are lots of things to bump into, so move
slowly, I'll tell you about the �other modules later.

And what was all that chat, partly in Russian and part in English about a
cucumber?

Oh well, ...

Brian

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remember there are TWO seperate and non compatilble power systems on
ISS, US and russian.

Has anyone ever connected 2 systems togther improperly??

Somke, fire explosions can result

I speak from a high school electronics experience