I got this idea to increase the capacity of lead acid batteries and wonder if my idea would work.
Background: A newsgroup discussion where someone asked if a battery is charged, and the lead plates are removed, what happens to the energy since it can't be created or destroyed? They said the energy was in the electrolyte.
So, if that is true, could you take a lead acid battery, and have a relatively large tank of electrolyte to circulate through the battery as it charges and discharges? Would that increase the batteries amp-hour capacity significantly?
RogerN