From: "thomas malloy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: vaporware batteries
> Jones wrote; > > Speaking of that "one good battery" > > http://www.blacklightpower.com/battery.shtml > > 500 times better performance (energy density) than lithium ion, > but alas .... vaporware. > > What advanced battery isn't vaporware, these days. > > I assume that the Aluminium Battery does what the inventor says it > does. The BLP Battery, OTOH, I want to see work. I would seem to me > that fuel cell would be a better name than battery. Question to Mike > Carrell, have you seen the BLP Battery work? -------------------------------- MC: In short, no. For most purposes it is "vaporware", one of the last-but-not-least products that may be in the BLP parade, for one simple reason: commercial deployment requires large quantities of high-p hydrino hydrides, which means lots of reactors, which is not yet. Apart from the BLP battery, there are other high energy battery chemistries. One I recall is the sodium-sulfer battery which used liquid sodium metal, which has to be kept hot, and very reactively dangerous if it gets loose. Mike Carrell > > > >
