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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (67860)	1/12/2016 7:42:14 AM
From: Eric	Read Replies (1) of 86349

It is very relevant. You don't seem to be following the technology of supercapacitors. A number of very big breakthroughs have happened in last few years. Having a quadrillion volts worth of electronic charge ready to short in a gigantic spark would make some people nervous. I got a good chuckle out of that comment. Only a few thousand volts are required.. Voltage doesn't kill you, it's the amount of current flowing through your body that does. A 6 volt car battery can kill you under the correct conditions! Dumping 100 kilowatt-hours of static electricity into a capacitor in a car would be challenging too. This comment alone proved to me that you know nothing about electrons. Electrons are electrons. Whether they come from lightning, a PV or a dam. A capacitor stores electrons electrostaticly. A battery electrochemicaly. You sadly don't understand what is actually happening. Show me a YouTube video of your 7SSS. Of course it doesn't exist and never will. Only in the mind of a marketing person. :)

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