What would you do without them? Seriously, if every single battery of every single type were suddenly zapped out of every single thing that it operated, what would any of us do?
And do not freeze the battery, this can be just as destructive. If you think you may want to buy a spare Li-ion battery to have on hand as a back up, don't bother. They have a shelf life so if you do not use it before it ends you have wasted your money. Also check the manufacturing date on a battery you may be buying to be sure the cobalt ontario copyright expiration is not approaching.
The lithium ion batterty stocks practical EV like the RAV or the Solectria Force. These rigs were designed to get the job done. Many homemade conversions fit into this class as well.
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So how do they work? Well the all-electric cars both work in a similar way. The petrol/diesel tank is replaced by lots of batteries which provide the electric "fuel". There are three types of batteries lead-acid, nimh and li-ion, with li-ion batteries storing the most energy in the least amount of space.
But wait, there are some easy steps you can take to minimise this loss in battery capacity, and if you stick to them, you probably won't have to replace your battery for another few years.
One final consideration with RC gas planes converted to electric. You always need to factor in cooling of the battery pack and esc. In fact many modelers, including myself, put the ESC on the outside of the plane, usually I mount it under the engine on the firewall. You also need to make air vents to cool the battery inside the model. Without this, you run the risk of overheating batteries and ESC's.