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In reply to the discussion: The $5 Battery That Never Dies -- Edison Buried This 100 Years Ago [View all]

hlthe2b

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Reply to eppur_se_muova (Reply #5)
Sun May 3, 2026, 10:21 AM
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I figured it was no big secret... Just a matter of practicalities and need for modifications depending on the setting.

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The $5 Battery That Never Dies -- Edison Buried This 100 Years Ago [View all] bucolic_frolic Sunday OP
I'm gonna... GiqueCee Sunday #1
Keep us posted! You could be manufacturing before long bucolic_frolic Sunday #2
keep me posted rampartd Sunday #7
Well, my biochemistry is pretty good, but inorganic, not so much. So is this process not flammable? hlthe2b Sunday #3
See my response below. None of this is 'secret' or 'suppressed' technology. That's all hype for clicks and eyeballs. nt eppur_se_muova Sunday #5
Thanks... hlthe2b Sunday #6
As the summary above makes clear, the lead-acid battery is better for high-amperage use. The FeNi batteries cited as eppur_se_muova Sunday #4
Very interesting video dlk Sunday #8
one might think if this battery was so great it would be in wide use by now. patents must be expired msongs Sunday #9
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