The return of the rechargeable battery econological, thank you Edison
yes for urban, it is discussed.
But personally, as an urban / rural person, I don't really like "scooters" like the Smart, Twizzy ... I prefer to tilt the seats from time to time, and keep the possibility of moving 3 or 4 people.
The Peugeot 205 had a real versatility while being very economical thanks to a good Cx and a fairly light chassis, without being too weak, like the Citroën AX or the Renault Super 5.
These cars are really lacking today. In particular, they would be excellent bases for a VE or a hybrid with electric dominance.
But personally, as an urban / rural person, I don't really like "scooters" like the Smart, Twizzy ... I prefer to tilt the seats from time to time, and keep the possibility of moving 3 or 4 people.
The Peugeot 205 had a real versatility while being very economical thanks to a good Cx and a fairly light chassis, without being too weak, like the Citroën AX or the Renault Super 5.
These cars are really lacking today. In particular, they would be excellent bases for a VE or a hybrid with electric dominance.
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is there more information in terms of this subject?
This is a battery that can be easily produced by any handyman, is it true? It's a pity that I have not heard before say this type of battery, I want to know where sell these batteries, and is there more information in terms of this subject? it's interesting and I want to continue.
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Re: Is there more information in terms of this subject?
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sabrina7 wrote:This is a battery that can be easily produced by any handyman, is it true? It's a pity that I have not heard before say this type of battery, I want to know where sell these batteries, and is there more information in terms of this subject? it's interesting and I want to continue.
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Little google search gives me this site which sells it:
http://www.ironcorebatteries.com.au/page2.php
http://www.ironcorebatteries.com.au/page2.php
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Re: The return of the econological rechargeable battery, thank you Ed
xboxman4 wrote:...
Today research is conducted on this battery:
http://technofuture.canalblog.com/archi ... 24947.html
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This is very similar to Graphene Supercapacitors which is a material based on lamellar graph, very rare ores is whose price has tripled in 5 years or which is synthesized at astronomical prices
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not so easy to manufacture as that: the internal structure is very complicated
the easiest battery to manufacture is the lead-acid battery, and as it contains only one metal, it is also the easiest to recycle
the nickel iron battery has a big disadvantage: poor energy efficiency, because of a big difference in voltage between charge and discharge
in the family of nickel batteries, there is zinc nickel
all the nickel battery is the same advantage: the metal that is eaten is deposited on nickel that is not fluffed by the potash which is the electrolyte: so we can unload thoroughly without damaging the battery ... unlike to the lead battery that self-destructs when completely discharged
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accumulateur_nickel-zinc
https://www.econologie.com/forums/batterie-p ... 10148.html
http://www.powergenix.com/?q=nizn-charge-procedure
http://www.mpoweruk.com/nickel_zinc.htm
the easiest battery to manufacture is the lead-acid battery, and as it contains only one metal, it is also the easiest to recycle
the nickel iron battery has a big disadvantage: poor energy efficiency, because of a big difference in voltage between charge and discharge
in the family of nickel batteries, there is zinc nickel
all the nickel battery is the same advantage: the metal that is eaten is deposited on nickel that is not fluffed by the potash which is the electrolyte: so we can unload thoroughly without damaging the battery ... unlike to the lead battery that self-destructs when completely discharged
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accumulateur_nickel-zinc
https://www.econologie.com/forums/batterie-p ... 10148.html
http://www.powergenix.com/?q=nizn-charge-procedure
http://www.mpoweruk.com/nickel_zinc.htm
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graphene is not a progress for nickel iron batteries ... there were some at the beginning but it was bad and it was replaced by nickel
http://entraidelec.com/article-75-Accum ... ckel-.html
http://entraidelec.com/article-75-Accum ... ckel-.html
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