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Further thoughts on energy density: - Jet Fuel energy density: ~12,000 Wh/kg - Batteries energy density: ~500 Wh/kg - Electric Motors efficiency: ~85-90% - Jet engine efficiency ~30-40% So batteries at 1,000-2,000 Wh/kg starts to be competitive with Jet Fuel, and would really start to surpass it at 5000 Wh/kg
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Great points! When batteries hit that 2,000 Wh/kg mark, they could revolutionize more than just aviation. Imagine the possibilities in long-range EVs, energy storage, and even grid stabilization. The higher efficiency of electric motors further tips the scale in favor of a more sustainable future.
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