This is from my Blade nano Heli stock. It can, I thought be usefull to new Drone owners as well. This is a fairly new battery and as always it was put into storage voltage as I’ve not flown my Heli’s, since buying my first Drone in July this year. Just got home from work and decided to check all my batteries. Found that this bitch has managed to get pregnant 
I mean this in the nicest possible way…
I have read your post three times now and I still don’t understand a word of it 
Think that picture is a swallen battery?
Either that or that’s your wife’s pregnancy test, then I’m completely confused as to what that has to do with your heli 
Is the picture not of a blade from a RC helicopter?
Haha I don’t know, hopefully find out soon 
I still don’t know what any of this has got to do with his dog being pregnant either 
His dog? I thought it was his cat? 
Oh bitch!!
now I’m confusing it even more 

“NURSE, NURSE !!”
Just pissed myself reading your replies.
Sorry guys, I come from a multi radio control background.
I was just making a point about regularly checking your batteries for any swelling or other defects. Experienced pilots know this, but new dudes may not. New here so sorry iff I’m replicating advice.
Still smiling about your comments.
So… is the photo a blade or a battery ? 
Hold the phone…
Are the batteries from those called blades? 
Put it out of its misery

It’s in the garden, waiting for the explosion. 
Still waiting for my Macic Air 2 batteries to get pregnant 
If they do please don’t write about it

Take a photo when it bursts. “Autumn Colours”
No. LOL. Might cause a riot.
Anyway how do you know when you’ve got too many drones?
When you ask that question.
Good answer. I never asked, okay.
Ask @Nidge ![]()
Those little 1S batteries with the PH1.2 connectors never last very long. I have a bunch I used with a Tiny Whoop, and even though they’ve not had a particularly hard life they all show signs of deterioration. Interestingly similar sized batteries with wired PH2 connectors don’t seem to have the same symptoms.
Nidge.

