Can this be taken on a plane null

As of 2008, the FAA no longer permits larger (over 2g) lithium batteries in checked baggage. This is due to the increased risk of explosion or other malfunction. Smaller, consumer grade electronics powered by lithium batteries are safe and permissible for use. This product falls under those guidelines and can be taken on a plane.

Why won't you be able to? Make sure it's in your carry on bag and scanned by security.

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As of 2008, the FAA no longer permits larger (over 2g) lithium batteries in checked baggage. This is due to the increased risk of explosion or other malfunction. Smaller, consumer grade electronics powered by lithium batteries are safe and permissible for use. This product falls under those guidelines and can be taken on a plane.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 10 years ago
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Answered by Ramjet 10 years ago
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Why won't you be able to? Make sure it's in your carry on bag and scanned by security.
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