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hanugro
Joined: Feb 28, 2005
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On 2007-01-10 06:04:22, Astaroth wrote:
it's just that the electrolyte is a solid layer instead of a liquid solvent. They are much denser so the battery can be significantly smaller... and they don't catch on fire quite as easily (I guess that's a plus:) ) cause they don't use a volatile liquid.
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Opps I probably mixed up which is liquid/solid, sorry. But yes one of them liquid based and one is solid. Anyway I am very pleased with SE batt performance. | |
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firetech
Joined: Dec 09, 2006
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From: Lund, Sweden
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On 2007-01-10 06:11:19, Astaroth wrote:
... lose roughly 20% of it's capacity per year... so essentially even if it's cared for very well (not exposed to heat etc) it'll be dead in 5 years.
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Do the math. It will not be dead in 5 years, since the 20% are relative. After one year, it has 80% left, yes. But after another year, it doesn't have 60% left, it has just lost 20% of the left capacity, so it has 64% left. A small difference there, but after five years, it actually still has about 33% left (0.8^5). Even after ten years, it still has 11% left. (OK, that's not much of a battery, but it works for a while anyway.)
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BULL3TPR00F
Joined: Jan 03, 2007
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From: Ontario, Canada
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wow thanks for the info guys, just learned a lot of great new info.
thanks for all the help  | |
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Posted: 2007-01-10 06:19
