Lockheed Signs with EEStor to Use New Ultracapacitor

Over a year ago, we discussed a start-up company, EEStor, that was making incredible claims about their new power source. Later, EEStor made waves with its bold predictions and secretive policies. Now, Lockheed Martin has decided to give EEStor a chance. The two companies signed a deal this week to use the new energy storage units in Lockheed's products. The folks at GM-Volt interviewed a Lockheed representative about the deal. The representative had this to say regarding EEStor: "We've visited their facility. We were very impressed. They are taking an approach that lends itself to a very quick ramp-up in production. We've seen a lot of their testing and efforts to measure the purity of the powders that they use, and the chemistry. Well be working with them very closely this year to develop prototypes in certain pursuits."

Comments

I wonder

[Hognoxious]

Can it be recalinbrated (by tapping my hands on a panel a few times) to emit a tachyon pulse? Because it it can't, I ain't interested.

Run for it, Marty

[Dachannien]

If this ultracapacitor can discharge its energy at a rate of 1.21 jigawatts, it's no wonder Lockheed's interested.

Re:Run for it, Marty

[jmauro]

Don't feel so bad, this one is made out of used pinball machine parts.

Re:Run for it, Marty

[BobSixtyFour]

With a discharge like that, the only thing that can charge it up is a bolt of lighting!

Not to be confused with..

[The Living Fractal]

Not to be confused with an 'ultracrapacitor' which is apparently something that exists within the guy in the cubicle next to mine... And let me tell you this: it is *real* vapor ware.

Hmmm

[antifoidulus]

measure the purity of the powders that they use

Meaning they let the executives snort the primo cocaine off the hooker's pelvis.