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To: rdkflorida2 who wrote (196130)	1/3/2024 6:31:34 PM
From: Tweets Boar Hog	1 Recommendation Recommended By rdkflorida2 Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 207447

I more or less maintain a library of this stuff. All very interesting. The first link is general, very well written, easy enough for the laymen to understand. My advice to corporate bosses and ministers: keep up with the world’s scientific literature, or you will be massacred. Personally I think SS batts are a big deal, and electrification will continue to broaden out, small airplanes, small utility equipment, small construction equipment, and eventually larger construction and utility equipment. After all already here w/r to large trucks, with present batteries. I have also read it is not possible for these batts to attain the energy density of hydrocarbons awa hydrogen. Personally no opinion, but they do not have to reach those targets, for electrification to substantially broaden out. An induction motor is typically above 95 % efficient, an ICE closer to 30 % at best. So to do the same amount of work, you only need to pack with you less than 1/3 the energy you would if you were using an ICE. Will take time however. I remember when the first battery powered tools came out, some generally worthless. Rarely use a cord powered tool today. Took em a few years but they got there. Tweets finance.yahoo.com yahoo.com finance.yahoo.com finance.yahoo.com electrek.co electrek.co.