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So I saw one of those ford guerilla marketing 3.5 minute You tube posts (masquerading as a fanboy posting)
They talk about 2 magnets - and then say that the batteries are actually embedded during the manufacturing process, using more but smaller batteries, and the advantage is they can withstand much higher rotational speeds.
Can someone explain that to me? batteries don't rotate as far as I know - so the advantage to embedding? and where are you embedding them into? and what happens if and when you need to replace battery packs?
They talk about 2 magnets - and then say that the batteries are actually embedded during the manufacturing process, using more but smaller batteries, and the advantage is they can withstand much higher rotational speeds.
Can someone explain that to me? batteries don't rotate as far as I know - so the advantage to embedding? and where are you embedding them into? and what happens if and when you need to replace battery packs?