Battery leap on the horizon

danielrlee

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These "breakthroughs" always surface when they are looking for investment. I'll bet one of my testicles that it'll never make it to market, or even work in practice as the article claims.
 
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LeighPing

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Wouldn't that leave you with no testicles :rolleyes:
My granddad said that he knew a prisoner of war that used to do this during WW2. He would bet various parts of his anatomy and always lose the bet.

Eventually, he managed to escape back to the fatherland. We're onto you Herr Lee! :D
 
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We already have batteries that last 20 times longer: Lithium titanate. Every advantage seems to have a disadvantage attached to it.
 
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D8ve

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So, a battery that last 20 times longer, could be 20 times smaller for the current ranges achievable? :confused:
Na there's no mention of power density.
 
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Battery leaps over horizon:

"Arrrgghhh!!!! the Earth is flat!"...

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flecc

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I thought Graphene was going to be the new wonder material for batteries!
That followed carbon nano tubes, which also got nowhere.

Announcements of battery advances are like political manifestos, full of promise never to be realised.
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