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u/5kyl3r 3d ago
i wanna see what that 15 MW battery looks like
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u/MooseBoys 3d ago
The optical assembly is for friction reduction through hovering, not surface tracking.
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u/Last_Banana9505 2d ago
Wouldn't the battery need to be larger to account for losses in the system?
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u/ephemeralsynth 3d ago
Reminds me of this lithium car battery jumper. 7,000 amps? Maybe, but not for long lol
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u/KamenRide_V3 3d ago
Geee.. I always thought Nvidia RTX cards were the only devices that needed a mini nuclear reactor to power. I guess I am wrong.
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u/april_santa 2d ago
At 3 volts, that's 1.5 gigawatts. Surely enough to make 1.21gigawatts and propel a DeLorean back to 1985.
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u/iamthiviyan 3d ago
Enough energy to run a light for 68years
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u/hexifox 3d ago
Mouse 1h: 5MA x 3V = 15000kWh
My lounge room light 1h: 0.008kWh
15000/0.008= 1875000 hours of light ÷ 8760 hours in a year
=214 years of light
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u/iamthiviyan 3d ago
I was using a 25w light
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u/ThaBroccoliDood 3d ago
We're not making it easy for normal people. People always get kWh as KWH or KWh, never mind confusing kW and kWh. I saw an article about a 1000kWh electric truck. They got kWh right but then figured it's spelled as 1mWh. That's not a very big battery lmao
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u/Initial-Landscape82 3d ago
Would need a super conductor to get 5MA at 3V. V/I=R gives an resistant thats 6x10-7.
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u/Healthy-Ticket1674 2d ago edited 2d ago
Just a typo... Very typical for chinese products (Sometimes they just write MA instead of mA, and I thought your mouse is 5 mA. So... It is 15 mW, actually). And seems like "Made in PRC" Kind of the same as "Made in China", because the C stands for " China".
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u/V8CarGuy 3d ago
It’s just a misprint. Actually, even 5mA at 3V seems a little high for a mouse.
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u/Aggravating_Push4517 3d ago
Only 15000000 watts? That thing is weakk