NIMH Batteries in Gliders
Years ago, a lab next to the one I worked in had experimental
batteries under development. All the high energy density ones utilize
very reactive elements, of which lithium is one. However, nothing
would beat the sodium-sulfur battery in its capacity to "go
Vesuvius". It was colloquially referred to as "the fire and brimstone
battery". The lab had a sulfurous smell that reminded one of the
entrance to nether regions.
I'm going to stick with lead-acid, thanks very much!
Mike
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