EPS sees a longer-duration battery as useful for trainer aircraft.
Credit: EPS
Electric Power Systems (EPS) has unveiled a new battery, the Electric Propulsion ion Core Ecosystem 2.0 (EPIC 2.0), that promises 90 min. of power for flight and 30 min. of reserve power. The company says the longer-duration battery should be useful for powering fixed-wing electric training aircraft...
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