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I don't understand how that would be feasible... wouldn't the battery need to be kept at a really hot temperature somehow to function?
by xutopia 5y ago
I don't understand how that would be feasible... wouldn't the battery need to be kept at a really hot temperature somehow to function?
- lebuffon 5y agoUsing it causes the heat. It is in an insulated container so the heat stays around for about 4 hrs I think he said. So applying first charge must heat it to melting temperature but then it's working. Then when you discharge it, electron flow cause heating again. So if it is constant use it just works.