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    Fiddled around with my RotF Jetfire for the first time in months and its batteries were dead, so I replaced them. No leakage from the generic Hasbro AAs.

    This prompted me to check my other older electronic movie toys, which all have their original batteries. No leakage on any of them, although my '07 Brawl's batteries were also dead. Despite being roughly the same age as Jetfire, RotF Megatron's batteries still have power.
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    Always remove batteries. I had them leak even on new toys.

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    Unless they are in a toy you play with often always remove batteries and regularly check the ones you don't remove.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DELTAprime View Post
    Unless they are in a toy you play with often always remove batteries and regularly check the ones you don't remove.
    I check once a year. So how regular is regular?

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    Quote Originally Posted by shockNwave View Post
    I check once a year. So how regular is regular?
    I do every 3 months, but I only keep batteries in two toys so it's not a huge time investment.

    For those curious they are in my Rescue Bots Optimus Primal (the big electronic T-rex) and my Power Rangers Legacy Dragon Dagger, cause sometimes I just need to hear that awesome theme music.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kup View Post
    Always remove batteries. I had them leak even on new toys.
    My TFTM Leaders were left with batteries (they were kept MISB) and just opened them a few weeks ago. I was afraid most of them leaked as the electronics aint working anymore but happy to see they all just drained without leakage. But unfortunately my DOTM Leader Ironhide was not lucky, battery leaked and corroded the negative spring terminal and came off. May be a few more days and Ironhide would have corroded just like in the movie

    Now all that is left to check are LR buttons from FoC Voyager Grimlock and one more I cant remember

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    did the hasbro masterpiece Grimlock in the clear package come with batteries in it or included ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by nsm034 View Post
    did the hasbro masterpiece Grimlock in the clear package come with batteries in it or included ?
    Yes...

    US MP Grimlock - 2xLR44 I

    That means that it has two button batteries, and they were included with the toy.

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    Ha! My stuff is mostly sealed.
    Oh, well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sinnertwin View Post
    Ha! My stuff is mostly sealed.
    Oh, well.
    It is for the best you don't open them
    I was a purely MISB collector but moving to OZ forced me to open most of the stuff...anyway just checked my FoC Grimlock battery dead and starting to leak. Will have to check it again as i dont have fresh button cells atm

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