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Our company is building batteries that are easy to repair, and therefore you can remove and put back the cells easily. This allows you to fly with them :) http

• criddell 1y ago
  Aren't carry ons limited to 100 Wh total for batteries. For more you need airline approval, no?
  • mjmas 1y ago
    That 100Wh is per-battery. Qantas here in Australia allows 20 batteries of up to 100Wh in carrion luggage.
    • Digit-Al 1y ago
      "carrion luggage" lol Did you get auto-incorrected?
      • me-vs-cat 1y ago
        No, that's just Australia. They have separate luggage limits for game animals. Because this can involve portable refrigeration, people realized you could use this just for batteries.
  • oulipo2 1y ago
    Indeed, but here since you disassemble it, it's no longer a "battery", just cells, which are not regulated the same since when they are disconnected they are mostly passive