Wonky autos work on tanks!

[plantlvr]

I just discovered that some of my autos that went wonky ( firing off and on etc. from juice getting into the connection ) work on tanks! They still fire wonky once in awhile but since I have a collection of these wonky batts that I was going to put in the recycle center any day, I'm thrilled that the tanks seem to have tamed their wonkyness

Is wonky a real word? Ah I don't care cus it describes a lot of my batts!

 

[Morandir835]

Lol Ms. Plantlvr

Wonky is a word.

 

[EleanorR]

Yay! (Especially since you love both autos and tanks! )

 

[plarkinjr]

Very interesting and glad to hear it!

And yeah, I know lots of people who use the term 'wonky'. Usually, it is used in describing the functionality of something that is kludged, or involves a doo-hickey. As in "My mower's throttle cable broke, so I kludged it with a doo-hickey I found in the shed, but it runs wonky ever since."

 

[EleanorR]

Wonky is one of my favorite words.

My whole life is wonky right now.

 

[jamvector]

Hey Plant: are the tanks by chance lower resistance than the cartos you were using? If so, it would actually make sense; but then it really wouldn't be "wonky" anymore

Edit to add: If they do start acting wonky on the tanks, does it occur with more frequency close to the end of battery life?

 

[plantlvr]

Jam- not sure, the techie stuff doesn't stick with me. But i think I was using 1.5 cartos in the tanks. Guess the 2.5's i just ordered won't work huh? We will see