have seen supercapacitors around for a while was wondering it they may be a better option than lithium plymer or lithium ion batteries. they can quickly discharge high amounts of current and does not risk cathing fire like some lithium batteries. is this a real option or is the low storage a huge hinder. they do atleast seem safer for use for someone inexperienced with litium polymer batteries.
supercapacitors instead of batteries?
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Some batteries is verry safe to use like LTO or LIFEPO4 . They don't catch fire like the other one
thanks i will take a look at those
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Look this thread!
What batteries are you using?
To get this forum rolling, I'd like to pose a question - what type of batteries, how many cells and what current rating are you using or thinking of using? I started out with a mishmash of lipos - one 9 amp hour bank (16s) paralleled with a 6 amp hour bank (also 16s). I'm now going to a single...
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