Sodium Ion batteries hit the market.

Batteries using sodium and sulphur and a different electrolyte

Hits market
No link to buy
Op -293

The video shows where to buy them from. If I had a bit of spare change i would invest in one or many of the companies currently making the batteries.

Thanks for the share! This is an amazing discovery, glad it's hitting the market.

Salt mines in Detroit?

Make Detroit wealthy again?

It's strange to think about. How much I'd love to "contribute" I suppose to these industries and towns... but there's a strong disconnect between that dream and the reality of the populace, I suppose.

So no graphene?

no need.

add that first battery to Elon Musk's new Hydrogen burning charging engine and you will have a vehicle that only has to refuel with hydrogen twice a month

lets see this.

He already built it, Video is on youtube.

Add these batteries and it would change everything..

We are very close to vehicles that only have to be fueled

a couple times a year.

Why don't you fucking look into basalt?
I plan on using the mesh and roving in my new build

explain

Energy density would be insane.
Hate to see the car fire from one of those.

Great to know you're an expert of potential energy storage.

Why don't you just keep the blindfold on while throwing darts...

*Crickets*

What companies make those batteries? Where can stocks be purchased from?
Asking for a friend

I was watching OP's stupid videos showing no one building these, no market.
Anyhow basalt is volcanic rock stronger than steel and will not rust. Here is a website if you are truly interested it's an amazing product available for decades. You can fit an equivalent of a truckload of rebar into a car backseat of basalt roving.

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Why have you not heard of this??? That is my question.

Last Edited by Florida Man on 05/27/2022 12:08 PM

So sodium doesn't have nearly the density of lithium, and so a comparable sodium battery is supposedly 3 times heavier...

This is a downgrade in technology.

Soon you'll have Prius on monster truck tires like a custom F350 just to carry the extra weight, I'm sure the roads will fare well, and surely the distance will be at least a couple miles, with new charging locations every 6 miles...

Guess what, the answer won't be two weeks.


It's two years away. Same answer I got in 1991.

I did see skis made of them which sounds promising...

Not sure, but with electric applications you need to be able to interface and measure, unless there's such an overabundance..

So I'm still looking but for now I'm still in IDK enough

They explicitly talk about graphine in the third video YOU POSTED.

Yeah, 10,000 years ago in Mesopotamia and ancient Egypt.

This isn't new tech. At all.

We could all live with almost limitless energy but that limits profits and control.

This is a huge topic on GLP since forever.

Next step is using obelisks to transmit dielectricity.

will be buried like graphene battery made 12 years ago

I bought a tablet computer from China about 2 years ago ,it arrived badly damaged in transit I took photos and got a refund and was told to dispose of it ,I took it apart in temporary seconds but the battery was like jelly and identical to what us grits call a cracker biscuit in size but felt like jelly just like in the photo, I also noticed this in a solar phone battery pack that swelled up I took it apart to find layers of silver and some foul smelling fluid .

This battery tech is already out there

Better used in fixed home storage of solar/wind than putting it on wheels.

I'd actually build a structure with the basalt, insulate the hell out of it, and actually use these 'new' things for additional storage.

So what you're saying is you're not an engineer.