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About five years needed to bring this to market, apparently.
About five years needed to bring this to market, apparently.
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I have some Li-Po batteries (for my drone) that I have been warned could overheat upon (over) charging and burst into flames. Is there any reason to fear that Tesla batteries (power wall, cars) could be exposed to these Li-Po problems?
Tesla liquid heate/cools the batteries and monitors the temperatures. They limit charge/discharge rates if the temperatures are out of range.
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