It's terrible news of this virus spreading around the globe and my condolences to all those affected by this virus, directly or indirectly.
That being said, due to the international shortage of the much sought after batteries, I am waiting on some for my MM to be delivered (via vendor in AU) but i just had a thought on this matter:
Scientists are still unsure of the way Wuhan Coronavirus is transmitted and the length of time it can survive outside a human host. As this the case, I will be taking precautions with my batteries that will (hopefully) be delivered in the next few weeks. Hopefully we will have a better understanding on how the virus is transmitted by then and its life-cycle.
Just in case though, I thought it may be an idea to bring this subject up here, where we span the entire globe, using products that are in high demand and produced in China.
Obviously the same could be said with about 60%, or more, of what we use in day to day life, but this is slightly different as with the massive back order on these batteries from DJI, there will be many of them that spend little to no time sitting on shelves allowing a chance to sanitize any contagions to die.
What are everyone else's thoughts on this?
That being said, due to the international shortage of the much sought after batteries, I am waiting on some for my MM to be delivered (via vendor in AU) but i just had a thought on this matter:
Scientists are still unsure of the way Wuhan Coronavirus is transmitted and the length of time it can survive outside a human host. As this the case, I will be taking precautions with my batteries that will (hopefully) be delivered in the next few weeks. Hopefully we will have a better understanding on how the virus is transmitted by then and its life-cycle.
Just in case though, I thought it may be an idea to bring this subject up here, where we span the entire globe, using products that are in high demand and produced in China.
Obviously the same could be said with about 60%, or more, of what we use in day to day life, but this is slightly different as with the massive back order on these batteries from DJI, there will be many of them that spend little to no time sitting on shelves allowing a chance to sanitize any contagions to die.
What are everyone else's thoughts on this?