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Pursue a career based on electric or clean energy / efficiency technologies. That is the future, at least if we want one that we want to live in. There will be plenty of jobs and a million different, interesting directions you can go. Good luck! :facepunch:t3:

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I just had an idea.

So, one could use bent/formed nickle strips and 3D print battery cradles right? What about printing a battery cradle for 4p-8p, or even a full 12sXp battery cradle for an entire board. You could run everything as thicc nickel strips with punched bumps for the cells. Pressed up against the deck the cells shouldn’t come free, and you’d be able to easily remove and replace bad cells. You could even use a few 8-bay 21700 chargers to charge batteries lol.

Idk it’s a dumb idea.

If you were going to do that, ditch the nickel and use gold plated copper. It’s far cheaper and would perform better.

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or even just pressed copper plates. could even have small captive screws in modules to keep the pressure on. would be great for an easily repairable flat pack.

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Yeah the gold plate just prevents oxidation. Unplated copper would work as well. You could probably use tin plating as well.

The cells aren’t plated to my knowledge, so it might be excessive effort.

I think that or nickel could work well and be less expensive. Would need to check that electronegativity thing to see which metals are closer together (less corrosion potential).

Nickel-plated steel is used for the can and top contact structure.

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Come back when you find the answer! I bet most people have similar thoughts

Whatever you do, make sure you enjoy it. If you don’t, fuck it off and try something different.

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So who’s going to make the first gallium nitride powered ESC?

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It will be interesting to see how far they can leverage the benefits of GaN for the (relatively) tiny ESC’s we use.

I wonder how much of an effect on the input capacitor size it has? This is a big part of the reliability and size issues we have…IMO.

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You do know that you can reset your password?

I lost my phone smart guy, and had all my passwords saved in the password key chain… then couldn’t remember the password to my email cuz it is always automatic… And I was smart enough to not back up the email address cuz i would never forget my primary email info. How could I? AND THEN…AND THEN…AND THEN… I did… :man_facepalming:t2:

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Well that’s stupid then.

To not even know a single password wtf.

People that use password managers often don’t remember passwords.

People that don’t use password managers often reuse passwords.

You’re fucked if you do and fucked if you don’t.

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I would at least try to remember A: the Password managers password or the password for my recovery/Email.

2 things to rule the world!

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there is actually a method of creating unique password for every website / app that u won’t easily forget of :crazy_face:

iL0v3d1cKz3sK8n3w5
iL0v3d1cKzP4yP4L
iL0v3d1cKz3b4y
iL0v3d1cKz4m4z0n

Etc etc

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When I worked on base the password management system for AFPERS was insane.

  • It had to be at least 15 characters
  • one upper case, one lower case, one number, and one special character required
  • There could be no strings of 3 numbers or letters (ABC, 456)
  • No known words in the dictionary allowed

I couldn’t think of one I could possibly remember. A bunch of the people there told me to close your eyes and just make a pattern your fingers would remember.

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if u r multilingual, then its very easy to make any unique password that will meet any requirement, the more fluent u r, the easier it is

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LOL…I like that!
My favorite is to use a foreign language word (not German, French, Spanish, or Italian…too common) but misspelled so it’s not on any list, adding numbers/special characters as necessary.

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