EEStor comment:( not word for word) but: There was no battery damage after one million charges and discharges. Doing the math, one million 5 minute charges would take approximately 10 years. If it takes the same time to discharge there is another 10 years working 24 hrs./day. I seriously doubt if anyone was working on this ultra capacitor system 20 years ago to the point where it was ready for testing like this.

Hello,
I know you have all have probably seen many, many, claims in regards to different inventions, and that most of these claims have remained unsubstantiated. But, I think we should all remain positive. Remember, it was not long ago that we all believed the sun revolved around the earth, that the earth was flat, and that fast-food was cheap nutrition, so let's try to keep an open mind.

Still nothing from EEStor!

Its pretty clear that this is either an intentional scam or a real technology; it isn't plausible that EEstor has simply made an error in calculations.

I expect its a scam. They have *the* holy grail of alternative energy storage but we find out about it when they make a deal with a glorified golf-cart maker? That a military contractor got involved means nothing because those guys routinely throw money at bogus stuff just to cover their asses.

Also, this looks a little similar to the MDI air car scam, which has been going on for years.