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crwdns2933797:0Jeff Suovanencrwdnd2933797:0Nhl 30, 2019crwdne2933797:0

crwdns2936043:0crwdne2936043:0 crwdns2933505:0crwdne2933505:0 Jeff Suovanen

	[* black] Between us and the (heat-sensitive) battery is a moat of white, rubbery, alcohol-resistant adhesive. Left with no other options, we carefully begin manual excavation.
-	[* black] Picking around this little bomb~~, we land on the title~~ EOP's (Explosive Ordinance ~~Paleontologist~~) [guide\|121471\|~~this time~~\|stepid=233898\|new_window=true].
+	[* black] Picking around this little bomb is what you call EOP (Explosive Ordinance Paleontology). Well, okay, we might be the only ones who [guide\|121471\|call it that\|stepid=233898\|new_window=true].
	[* black] The battery is tethered by a soldered cable—so even though you can ''get'' to it, it's still not easily replaceable at this point.
-	[* black] Hey wait, this looks familiar ~~...~~ could this be the same battery that we ~~saw earlier~~ in the [guide\|120693\|Galaxy Buds\|new_window=true]?
-	[* icon_note] They're both German-made lithium-ion button cells running at 3.7 V, but the Galaxy Buds' (slightly larger) battery reads CP1254, while the one in the AirPods Pro is CP1154.
+	[* black] Hey wait, this looks familiar—could this be the same battery that we found in the [guide\|120693\|Galaxy Buds\|new_window=true]?
+	[* icon_note] They're both German-made, lithium-ion button cells running at 3.7 V—but the Galaxy Buds' (slightly larger) battery reads CP1254, while the one in the AirPods Pro is labeled CP1154.