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The problem with this was it reads like a scam. Now I realized it was perhaps written by French who are used to more decorative language. Anyways. The idea of
by timonoko 2y ago
The problem with this was it reads like a scam. Now I realized it was perhaps written by French who are used to more decorative language.
Anyways. The idea of replacing individual cells sucks, sucks and sucks. When one cell dies in a pack, you can be sure the rest are going bad in a month. Especially this happens with good quality cells.
Samsung 3000mAh were like they had timer built-in. They just went ping-ping-ping when I tried to reuse a laptop battery cells recently.
- oulipo 2y agoYes we're French sorry! We'd love any comment on how to rephrase things haha
- oulipo 2y agoThe point of the design is not so much individual cell replacement, but more: - replacing electronics (hard to do safely on a traditional battery, and electronics often breaks with shocks) - replacing all cells at once when they are drained (and then they are easy to reuse in second-life storage, or to recycle, because they haven't been welded and damaged)