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That's an interesting counterpoint, thanks for letting me know. I was really under the impression that lithium ion batters discharged more aggressively. Maybe t
by everdrive 8mo ago
That's an interesting counterpoint, thanks for letting me know. I was really under the impression that lithium ion batters discharged more aggressively. Maybe that's just more reflective of how they lose capacity over time? Can you speak to the fire risk?
- mbrubeck 8mo agoThe comment above is about non-rechargable lithium-metal batteries. You are thinking of rechargeable lithium-ion batteries.