No one is talking about planes.
Apparently others do since thats exactly whats happened over the last 10 years.
And it never will - you'll simply have to put up with waiting 30 mins to "refill" instead of 3. Get used to it.
Battery swapping is not feasible - the amount of space required to store them would be ridiculous and constant swapping wouldn't do the connectors on the battery or the car any good over time.
Hah, you think? Road tax will simply go through the roof. You wait and see.
What about electrolyte swapping?
30 minutes is not feasible at all. Nevermind the inconvenience, think how big refuelling stations would have to be!
I can charge AA batteries in 10 minutes, the charger is made by Uniross and has a cooling fan. This could easily be integrated into cars.
Yes, lets include planes in a car discussion. Tell me, how do they get A380s down to the MOT centre?
In 20 years - if you're not compost by then - you won't have a choice if you're buying new. Sure, buy 2nd hand and try and keep the old nail running on an ever decreasing pool of spare parts and fewer and fewer petrol stations.
Lithium batteries don't use fluids.
There won't be refueling stations , there'd simply be charging points scattered around the place - in car parks, supermarkets, streets etc etc.
From what I've seen there are stupid stipulations in the deals which leave us tied to their rules.
A proper exit should have been instantaneous. They're clearly trying to back down a bit. If you're told to stop having bonfires in your garden, you don't gradually stop it over a couple of years.
She was put in without an election. Americans correctly think this is insane.
No, they are not.
They are gel.
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Then take it out of alt home repair you dotards
The electrolyte is infused in rest of the material. Its not a gel.
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