30-10-2016, 10:09 AM
The robot did not make it into active service before the lithium syndrome set in and cooked the battery off.
The planes had managed to get through type approval and had begun to carry passengers before the batteries started to suffer with explosive disassembly syndrome (EDS).
Just imagine the airport announcement that says the plane has got a flat battery. It would be correct if you look at the battery spread all over the inside of the aircraft as a thin flat layer of soot.
The planes had managed to get through type approval and had begun to carry passengers before the batteries started to suffer with explosive disassembly syndrome (EDS).
Just imagine the airport announcement that says the plane has got a flat battery. It would be correct if you look at the battery spread all over the inside of the aircraft as a thin flat layer of soot.
