[FW] PLEASE READ
[color=Red][size=4][b]DO NOT ANSWER (OR MAKE) CALLS WHEN YOUR CELL PHONE IS PLUGGED IN![/b] [/size][/color][b]Never, ever answer a call on your cell phone while
it is being [color=Red][b]CHARGED!![/b][/color]wOpa){I+{c+HZ0]
A few days ago, a person was recharging his cell
phone at home. Just at that time a call came and he/M9h ]&]/x,o.B
answered it, with the instrument still connected to
the outlet. After a few seconds electricity flowedW `)D Jn5N,Q YN
into the cell phone unrestrained, and the young man
was thrown to the ground with a heavy thud. j'j G5[\e8Mt3r
His parents rushed to the room only to find him unconscious, with afvO/^e h6H
weak heartbeat and burnt fingers. He was rushed tos;@ Aj l)RF Y@
the nearby hospital, but was pronounced dead on arrival.5R h }v{"~bS
Cell phones are a very useful modern invention.
However, we must be aware that it can also be an
instrument of death.
[color=Red][b]Never use the cell phone while it is hooked to the
electrical outlet![/b][/color][/b] 我從來都唔會一路叉電一路講電話的。:) OMG...............:eek:4O(a] SJ'] TJ
我成日都咁做咖~:giveup:
THX gary~:kiss: How about talking while using the charger in the car? I do it all the time and so far I'm still alive. Am I just lucky?:) Oh, Gary, you are so 细心。。。！ :D This couldn't be true. You might have a chance of getting yourself burnt if a bad battery so happens to explode. But there's no way you'd get an electric shock. This is a just cellphone charger, how many volts do you think it outputs? Where did you get this information from? [quote]Originally posted by [i]Norman Chan[/i] at 2006-9-13 02:12 PM: c2G7F!i l s` h F
This couldn't be true. You might h... [/quote]rMv6s7J)YuM G N:z
From Pittsburgh's WTAE Channel 4 News last week... I found this
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[url]http://www.ettoday.com/2004/10/01/517-1692343.htm[/url]
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