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Just a posting of a 2 year old video titled "differences between a battery and supercapacitor".

Nothing exciting.

It's 5p.

The volume shows the rumour mill is running, and that 5p bid could be coming within a week.

Apparently, the US biggie wants the new patents. If

the rumour is true, I think no one would refuse that 5p

From market whispers on other board.

??

Tomorrow's volume will tell us more.

Did today's trades add fuel to the 5p bid rumour fire or did it poor water on it?

Good volume, a single buyer could have added 6/7% today.

Would expect the volume to increase tomorrow if any credence to said rumour.

Interesting week.

So when you buying back?

Please tell us before the event and not after...

Is it 21,22,23,24....or you waiting for less?

Rumour posted after the market had closed,adding a little credence to the post.

If anything to it then surely they will have to suspend trading first thing Monday?

SMT...

The Holy grail of supercaps.

The new polymer aqueous system which we know little about...but that potentially is massive.

Not unrealistic if a offer has been made.

But given what they have developed ....it's the level of offer I would expect.

Read the Ad×fn chat board.

One poster stating 5p offer by 12th July from a big American company.

Will apparently offset the purchase against taxes.

Normally I would ignore such statement but the last few hours of buying here were heavy, even taking the Friday fomo into consideration.

Suppose we will wait and see.

Of course not a likely scenario next week, 5p does seem a little on the low side considering what Cap-xx have developed.

But at a push would take it with a smile.

And spend it with a bigger one!

Something has investors buzzing.

5p offer coming supposedly according to the other bb.

Late printed trade...???

Ilovesushi,

We all don't have all day to sit watching the trades.

Gl to you...but you're getting a tad annoying.

Is Maxwell Technologies still in business?

In July 2021, Tesla sold Maxwell Technologies branding and ultracapacitor business to a San Diego-based startup called Ucap Power, led by the former vice-president of sales for Maxwell, Gordon Schenk

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Quite correct MMA99

One possible scenario .

They're putting the dry cell battery development on the back burner which they've not mastered yet and moving onto environmental friendly batteries?

Both the SMT and new polymer aqueous system are big news.

Waiting patiently to see where this goes.

Tesla doesn't do supercap manufacturing.

Maxwell do.

I can see Maxwell taking a cpx smt licence agreement along with many others...the potential market is massive.

I expect the next patent news to be prismatic smds.

Genuine question.

What do posters think Tesla wants from Cpx?

Maxwell I can understand their desire to be part of the SMT revolution.

But Tesla?

Embodiments of the invention have been developed as surface mount EDLC devices for use in electronic components and circuits for computing devices and will be described herein with particular reference to that application. However, it will be appreciated that the invention is not limited to such a field of use, and is applicable in broader contexts including, without limitation, to mobile devices, wearable devices, asset tracking devices, battery support devices, and others.

That's a big market for a sole supplier.

I think this means that the SMD will NOT have the aqueous binder which is a shame.

0017] In an embodiment, at least one of the electrodes includes a binder. In an embodiment, the binder is one or more of: carboxymethylcellulose (CMC); a salt of CMC

(such a sodium carboxymethyl cellulose); polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE); a salt of polystyrene sulfonate (PSS), such as a Group I or Group II metal salt of PSS, including magnesium polystyrene sulfonate (MgPSS), sodium polystyrene sulfonate (NaPSS), lithium polystyrene sulfonate (LiPSS), and calcium polystyrene sulfonate (CaPSS); polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF); and a polyimide. In an embodiment, the binder includes a fluorinated polymer. In an embodiment, the binder is stable to at least 200 °C.

Https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2024113026&_cid=P22-LY5Q1P-66267-7

The new SMT patent application.

Pricing =producing