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Lithium Ceramic Batteries

ThomasEgi
ThomasEgi
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September 2018
in Coatings, transdermals, other implants

Just to bring it up for everyone who's not following the latest developments:
http://www.prologium.com shipped sample batteries to greatscott (video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJXRyWQgOY4 )
These batteries are solid state types and apparently do not suffer from the dangers of liquid electrolyte type lithium batteries.
They can be overcharged, shorted, penetrated, cut, bend etc without catastrophic failure(fire/explosion/ignition/thermal runaway). Other than that they seem to be pretty close to regular off the shelf li-battery tech.

Tagged: battery, power, implants

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  1. JakePunk
    JakePunk
    First Post 10 Posts First Anniversary
    September 2018
    edited September 2018

    We wold need to find a way to charge it probably with conviction or some transdermal way but this may work is there a link to buy them

    Still this IS SO Fing Cool

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