Battery Purchase License

[chunky butt]

When I first Lucased this line, I got a shock, it was very negative. But positive thinking, currently there's something about watt people are saying, that Exides me.

[diggermanbob]

Distill going , should have gone flat by now

[Billy Bananahead]

Oooh no, plenty of gravity left in it yet.

[Tonibe63]

If you don't get a licence they will put you in a cell.

[diggermanbob]

Trying not to get to exided or I might discharge

[steve the grease]

From 1 July it will be become illegal for a member of the public to purchase a motorcycle battery that is supplied with a separate acid pack without them holding an Explosives Precursors and Poisons (EPP) licence.
An EPP licence is not required for batteries supplied with the acid already inside. These are exempt as a filled battery is classified as “specific object”.
The new legislation means sulphuric acid has been reclassified as a regulated substance and members of the public wishing to acquire, possess or use sulphuric acid above a 15% concentration will need an EPP licence to do so.
From 1 November 2018 it will become an offence to possess or use sulphuric acid at concentrations of over 15%, without a valid EPP licence. This includes bottles of battery electrolyte that have not yet been put into a motorcycle battery.


If I had a business selling batteries on Ebay I think I would be worried.

[Cone]

From 1 July it will be become illegal for a member of the public to purchase a motorcycle battery that is supplied with a separate acid pack without them holding an Explosives Precursors and Poisons (EPP) licence.
An EPP licence is not required for batteries supplied with the acid already inside. These are exempt as a filled battery is classified as “specific object”.
The new legislation means sulphuric acid has been reclassified as a regulated substance and members of the public wishing to acquire, possess or use sulphuric acid above a 15% concentration will need an EPP licence to do so.
From 1 November 2018 it will become an offence to possess or use sulphuric acid at concentrations of over 15%, without a valid EPP licence. This includes bottles of battery electrolyte that have not yet been put into a motorcycle battery.


If I had a business selling batteries on Ebay I think I would be worried.

Steve you ruined it!!!

[Richard Simpson Mark II]

Well, I thought it had already gone flat....

[Tonibe63]

Leave it overnight to recover some charge

[Andi_Archer]

Some very acidic comments I can see this one going flat quite quickly and needing the push