Fast Charge. 70% in two minutes.

[785boats]

So when do you think we will see these in a user friendly, model boating size?
Interesting development though.

http://www.cnet.com/news/new-batteries-charge-70-percent-in-2-minutes/

[kfxguy]

Yea and then think about using this technology in full size cars powering a big brushless motor like what we use now. Think about the power of a 15" diameter by 2 ft long motor. Ridiculous. It'll be a reality one day....

[785boats]

Well you never know.
Mighty Oaks were once little acorns.

[Make-a-Wake]

The new Tesla Carline is fully electric, They build sedans and coupes. They all have a Brushless motor and lithium batteries, bout time they caught up to rc. The motor is probably 15" x 30" and puts out 416hp. Goes 0-60 in 3.9 seconds. Vids on you tube.

[jcald2000]

Another battery lab test, now all they have to do is scale it up to see if it still works, find an investor with 1 billion dollars and in 10 years they may have a product for cars not R/C.

[drwayne]

Another battery lab test, now all they have to do is scale it up to see if it still works, find an investor with 1 billion dollars and in 10 years they may have a product for cars not R/C.

Oil companies would happily pay 1 Billion to bury the research ........................

[NativePaul]

Carbon Nanotubes were first made 22 years ago and still we have no commercial products made from then or even intentionally containing them, I wont be holding my breath for a titanium nanotube based battery that we can buy.