Edison Batteries
Hi Folks, Has anyone considered using Edison Batteries? (Nickle Iron). http://ironedison.com/ and http://www.zappworks.com/index.htm A FAC page here: http://ironedison.com/technical-...
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pianotuna wrote:
Hi Phil,
Their other advantage is zero plate deterioration, so after 30 years, change out the electrolyte and start over!
The 112.5 amp-hour is 3.2 inches x 5.6 inches x 14.5 inches, weight 14 lbs. (times ten cells).
So for 112.5 amp hours @ 12 volts.
32 inches x 56 inches x 145 inches. A huge space issue. When I first read it--I thought each cell was 140 lbs.
No, for 10 cells you only multiply one dimension by 10, which ever way you are lining them up, or one by 2 and one by 5 if stacking. 10 cells would fit in 16 x 11.2 x 14.5 Multiplying each by 10 gives you the space needed for 1000 cells!
