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No, I suppose not, but neither does the electric motor count towards battery density. In top fuel events, they're burning roughly 20 kg of fuel per second, so
by LeifCarrotson 4y ago
No, I suppose not, but neither does the electric motor count towards battery density.
In top fuel events, they're burning roughly 20 kg of fuel per second, so a 200kg engine still doesn't equalize the density of that chemical fuel.