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Old 9th Feb 2013, 15:22
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Operational history of the B787 battery cell?

It has been mentioned a couple of times on one of the threads discussing the present B787 problems, that the cell (LVP65) has been approved by NASA, ESA and other bodies.

I wonder what this particular type of cell has been used for - other than being a part of the B787 battery system?
If the B787 battery is not the first user of LVP65, there must be information available about the operational experiences with this cell.

What I mean is that if this cell has a perfect service record for many years in all other applications, it is not fair to call the cell wrongly designed IMO - the battery itself is a different story.

But if it is designed especially for the B787 - OK, then it is another story!

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