> The article is brief and only mentions them being out of spec and under documented. It doesn't say anything about failures. Agreed. And I also agree that I'd

> The article is brief and only mentions them being out of spec and under documented. It doesn't say anything about failures. Agreed. And I also agree that I'd like to know more details (although asking for anecdotal evidence still doesn't provide that...) > Think wheelchairs or hearing aids in particular. I'm (luckily) unfamiliar with this. Can you provide details?