Rechargeable Batteries

  • Lars123
    17th Nov 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    I'd like to see a new element called REBT (rechargeable battery).  The TMP would decide max charge and life would be how many sparks it has charged.  It would be charged by METL and release into INWR.  When switched on by PSCN it will release(if it has any life) and turn light brown. When switched off by NSCN it will turn dark brown and not release. It will always charge until life = tmp. If you set tmp to 0 it can charge with no limit.  It should be able to be destroyed just like BTRY.
  • Neospector
    17th Nov 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    DLAY much? o_o
    Because DLAY delays SPRK based on life, can hold a charge, and is powered by PSCN.
  • CaptianKirk
    17th Nov 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    if you know what you are doing with electronics, you can accomplish this without a new element. the tools are out there, we don't really need more. at least not for my purposes
  • alecnotalex
    17th Nov 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    @CaptianKirk (View Post)
    Not that I'm supporting him, but you can't accomplish this without a new element.
  • Neospector
    17th Nov 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    @alecnotalex (View Post)
    Correction; you cannot accomplish this without a new element. There are plenty who already have.

    Take this example:
  • randalserrano
    17th Nov 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    I can come up with a new type of rechargeable battery that doesnt need new elements.
    give me a day or so.
  • The-Con
    17th Nov 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    Here is my version of a rechargeable battery:

    no stealing
  • CaptianKirk
    17th Nov 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    put quite simply, there is not a need for a rechargeable battery element, actually I don't think that we need any more electronics at all really, use the tools out there to create cool stuff. In effect, not having stuff actually makes people be more inventive :)

  • Lars123
    17th Nov 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    I know how to make rechargeable batteries with the current elements. It can have unlimited charge. It would only need one space unlike your other rechargeable batteries that take a lot of room.
  • CaptianKirk
    17th Nov 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    i suppose that makes sense, but what applications could it possibly have?