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Yes but the batteries are just proprietary packaging
In Response To: You're probably right. ()
The lithium cells can be any standard type, and housed in a plastic shell along with any sophisticated monitoring/charging/regulating circuits. If you crack open your cordless tool batteries you'll find standard cells wired together.
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- Anyone seen or tried the Lehr propane outboards?
- I have felt your pain
- Hi Larry
- Gas gumming
- Case of bad gas
- Just reinforces my prior decision to buy a new 2 stroke 2 years ago!
- In our neck of the woods are two gas stations that now sell non ethanol premium for boats.
- Why would anyone use ethanol if they can avoid it?
- And with the drought
- Just reinforces my prior decision to buy a new 2 stroke 2 years ago!
- Case of bad gas
- I saw Ben Ellison (Panbo.com) towing an outboard powered dinghy, with his Torqueedo this weekend.
- OK dumb question... modern gas is not about to change for the better...
- My Torqeedo is on its second season - so far so good...
- The cost will surely come down if it becomes more popular.
- I doubt Torqeedo will come down until they have competition
- Can't be far away. They're nearly giving away cordless tools just for the battery market today.
- Yes but the tool market is huge by comparison
- You're probably right.
- Yes but the batteries are just proprietary packaging
- You're probably right.
- Yes but the tool market is huge by comparison
- Can't be far away. They're nearly giving away cordless tools just for the battery market today.
- I doubt Torqeedo will come down until they have competition
- Todd - a question
- The cost will surely come down if it becomes more popular.
- I have felt your pain
