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That is correct and is my point.

• lutusp 14y ago
  >> Your remark applies to any storage device, including batteries. So it's not an issue that sets supercapacitors apart. > That is correct and is my point. No, your point was that supercapacitors discharge faster than batteries because of leakage. But that's not true -- it depends on which insulating material is selected, and that hasn't been decided yet. Here is what you said: "They aren't magic. They have a relatively high self-discharge (or leakage depending on how you measure it) compared to say Li-ion/NiMh cells which means basically they piss capacity away slowly." It's false. So I said so. Any questions?