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John,
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All Comments by Ricknplano »Grid Based Energy Storage: Notes, Questions and Heresies from Infocast Storage Week [View article]
First, thank you another excellent article. Keep'em coming.
Second, I am surprised you take the time to respond in detail to some of these comments but kudos to you for taking that effort.
Third, I too would like to see Don and Speculawyer do a series of articles. I know Don has an excellent product and a lot of knowledge in the field. Speculawyer needs his own forum and teaming with Don could allow him to clarify and focus his energies.
Finally, the right side of my brain wants to believe Axion will produce a battery with huge market acceptance but the left side of my brain says where are the third party verifications? Don has third party verification for his excellent LiFe battery from Sandi Labs. CSIRO has the 100,000 mile Honda test report. Firefly has a battery you can buy. Where is the third party verification for Axion? How much will the battery, or even the anode insert, cost, wholesale and retail? How do we know it is price competitive with NiMH or lithium? So until I see an actual battery, or third party verification, and some actual pricing information that suggests the price/performance ratio is as favorable as I hope it is, I have to wait to invest.