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Nope there’s already one flying in England testing for commercial service and its twin is about to get FAA clearance to start testing here as well. It’s an ele
by 6stringmerc 4y ago
Nope there’s already one flying in England testing for commercial service and its twin is about to get FAA clearance to start testing here as well.
It’s an electric aircraft with a hydrogen fuel cell system.
- zac23or 4y ago> hydrogen fuel cell system. It's not a battery.
- 6stringmerc 4y agoWould you consider graphene based next generation power storage a battery or something different? I'm pretty keen on the RC hobby realm and the up and downstream innovations for batteries is still on the uptick I believe. I believe there are some Experimental (by FAA standards) battery based planes flying today, which again, simply is proof of concept to counter the doom and gloom potential outcome. For what it's worth, I felt the same way for years - batteries will never work - but now I'm not so sure.