03-22-2017, 06:18 AM
I wonder if the issue is that there is "talk" of someone figuring out how to weaponize LiIon batteries into an on-demand incendiary or bomb. That would make sense. The risk of a small cellphone might be something they can accept.
Just guessing. I worked with guys who designed bombs, and we tested them. In our down time, we postulated stuff like this right after 9/11.
The max liquid issue is there are binary liquid incendiary compounds, as well as explosives. And just plain clear flammable liquids in your water bottle. Didn't you ever see James Bond dispense explosive paste from his toothpaste tube? That was back in the '80s. Nothing new.
Just guessing. I worked with guys who designed bombs, and we tested them. In our down time, we postulated stuff like this right after 9/11.
The max liquid issue is there are binary liquid incendiary compounds, as well as explosives. And just plain clear flammable liquids in your water bottle. Didn't you ever see James Bond dispense explosive paste from his toothpaste tube? That was back in the '80s. Nothing new.