Batteries

Nov 04, 2004 4 Replies

I hear that in Japan there is a Lithium Ion battery that does not discharge (at least it takes many years). How is this possible, and is this even possible? I read about this battery on the web somewhere, but cannot cite the source at this time.



Thanks,


John



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Sure, it weighs about 400 pounds, and outputs 3V at 1 amp max. Cost? well as a one of a kind, priceless!

Lithium-manganese cells have a very low self discharge rate of

Surely you must be joking; he\'s talking about batteries, not shelves

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