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Update: I finally fixed the stairs by glueing things back on with flexible tile glue and finishing up with the thing you use to put in the groves between tiles. It seems sturdy until now :)

DIY experimental Redox Flow Battery kit

https://lemmy.world/post/33224179

DIY experimental Redox Flow Battery kit - Lemmy.World

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/33224011 [https://lemmy.world/post/33224011] > The guys at Flow Battery Research Collective have been designing a Redox Flow Battery development kit that you can build yourself using a 3d printer and a few tools. It’s a desktop size flow battery that you can use to either do your own research, e.g. on different electrolytes or just to replicate their experimental findings. > > Redox Flow Batteries have the potential to become grid scale or home electric energy storage solutions that are way better for the environment than current lithium based batteries. They can often scale power and capacity independently and allow for repairs. > > The FBRC project wants to spread the knowledge on RFBs and help kickstart a global community that develops sustainable energy storage technology in an ope source fashion. > > Beware that the project is still in its infancy and sourcing the materials can be a bit of a challenge. Be sure to ask around in the forums for help!

DIY experimental Redox Flow Battery kit

https://lemmy.world/post/33224132

DIY experimental Redox Flow Battery kit - Lemmy.World

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/33224011 [https://lemmy.world/post/33224011] > The guys at Flow Battery Research Collective have been designing a Redox Flow Battery development kit that you can build yourself using a 3d printer and a few tools. It’s a desktop size flow battery that you can use to either do your own research, e.g. on different electrolytes or just to replicate their experimental findings. > > Redox Flow Batteries have the potential to become grid scale or home electric energy storage solutions that are way better for the environment than current lithium based batteries. They can often scale power and capacity independently and allow for repairs. > > The FBRC project wants to spread the knowledge on RFBs and help kickstart a global community that develops sustainable energy storage technology in an ope source fashion. > > Beware that the project is still in its infancy and sourcing the materials can be a bit of a challenge. Be sure to ask around in the forums for help!

DIY experimental Redox Flow Battery kit

https://lemmy.world/post/33224087

DIY experimental Redox Flow Battery kit - Lemmy.World

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/33224011 [https://lemmy.world/post/33224011] > The guys at Flow Battery Research Collective have been designing a Redox Flow Battery development kit that you can build yourself using a 3d printer and a few tools. It’s a desktop size flow battery that you can use to either do your own research, e.g. on different electrolytes or just to replicate their experimental findings. > > Redox Flow Batteries have the potential to become grid scale or home electric energy storage solutions that are way better for the environment than current lithium based batteries. They can often scale power and capacity independently and allow for repairs. > > The FBRC project wants to spread the knowledge on RFBs and help kickstart a global community that develops sustainable energy storage technology in an ope source fashion. > > Beware that the project is still in its infancy and sourcing the materials can be a bit of a challenge. Be sure to ask around in the forums for help!

DIY experimental Redox Flow Battery kit

https://lemmy.world/post/33224084

DIY experimental Redox Flow Battery kit - Lemmy.World

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/33224011 [https://lemmy.world/post/33224011] > The guys at Flow Battery Research Collective have been designing a Redox Flow Battery development kit that you can build yourself using a 3d printer and a few tools. It’s a desktop size flow battery that you can use to either do your own research, e.g. on different electrolytes or just to replicate their experimental findings. > > Redox Flow Batteries have the potential to become grid scale or home electric energy storage solutions that are way better for the environment than current lithium based batteries. They can often scale power and capacity independently and allow for repairs. > > The FBRC project wants to spread the knowledge on RFBs and help kickstart a global community that develops sustainable energy storage technology in an ope source fashion. > > Beware that the project is still in its infancy and sourcing the materials can be a bit of a challenge. Be sure to ask around in the forums for help!

DIY experimental Redox Flow Battery kit

https://lemmy.world/post/33224025

DIY experimental Redox Flow Battery kit

https://lemmy.world/post/33224014

DIY experimental Redox Flow Battery kit - Lemmy.World

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/33224011 [https://lemmy.world/post/33224011] > The guys at Flow Battery Research Collective have been designing a Redox Flow Battery development kit that you can build yourself using a 3d printer and a few tools. It’s a desktop size flow battery that you can use to either do your own research, e.g. on different electrolytes or just to replicate their experimental findings. > > Redox Flow Batteries have the potential to become grid scale or home electric energy storage solutions that are way better for the environment than current lithium based batteries. They can often scale power and capacity independently and allow for repairs. > > The FBRC project wants to spread the knowledge on RFBs and help kickstart a global community that develops sustainable energy storage technology in an ope source fashion. > > Beware that the project is still in its infancy and sourcing the materials can be a bit of a challenge. Be sure to ask around in the forums for help!

DIY experimental Redox Flow Battery kit

https://lemmy.world/post/33224013

DIY experimental Redox Flow Battery kit - Lemmy.World

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/33224011 [https://lemmy.world/post/33224011] > The guys at Flow Battery Research Collective have been designing a Redox Flow Battery development kit that you can build yourself using a 3d printer and a few tools. It’s a desktop size flow battery that you can use to either do your own research, e.g. on different electrolytes or just to replicate their experimental findings. > > Redox Flow Batteries have the potential to become grid scale or home electric energy storage solutions that are way better for the environment than current lithium based batteries. They can often scale power and capacity independently and allow for repairs. > > The FBRC project wants to spread the knowledge on RFBs and help kickstart a global community that develops sustainable energy storage technology in an ope source fashion. > > Beware that the project is still in its infancy and sourcing the materials can be a bit of a challenge. Be sure to ask around in the forums for help!

DIY experimental Redox Flow Battery kit

https://lemmy.world/post/33224011

DIY experimental Redox Flow Battery kit - Lemmy.World

The guys at Flow Battery Research Collective have been designing a Redox Flow Battery development kit that you can build yourself using a 3d printer and a few tools. It’s a desktop size flow battery that you can use to either do your own research, e.g. on different electrolytes or just to replicate their experimental findings. Redox Flow Batteries have the potential to become grid scale or home electric energy storage solutions that are way better for the environment than current lithium based batteries. They can often scale power and capacity independently and allow for repairs. The FBRC project wants to spread the knowledge on RFBs and help kickstart a global community that develops sustainable energy storage technology in an ope source fashion. Beware that the project is still in its infancy and sourcing the materials can be a bit of a challenge. Be sure to ask around in the forums for help!