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That and limiting the amount of energy that could be released if there is a defect. I don't think i'd want a 1Kwh battery on a plane.
by mitchty 9y ago
That and limiting the amount of energy that could be released if there is a defect.
I don't think i'd want a 1Kwh battery on a plane.
- maxharris 9y agoI have never seen a laptop catch fire, on a plane or otherwise. While I have seen a few stories that report fires here and there, I really don't think this is a big issue, and I'd feel comfortable riding on a plane with lots of 1kWh batteries on it.
- maxharris 9y agohttp://www.ehang.com/ehang184 http://www.ehang.com/ehang184 This thing might blew my mind. It's a battery-powered drone that you can fly in! I don't know exactly how big the battery is, but my best guess is that it's bigger than 1Kwh... It's not vaporware either. There are lots of videos of this thing flying!
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- mitchty 9y agoPresumably its not a lithium ion battery that could have been (ab)used that just randomly happens to be in an airplane. Purpose built batteries versus a general purpose battery that could have been engineered to different tolerances are a bit of a different beast.