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A battery is a thing of not so constant current. A nearly depleted battery gives us lower tension and max. output of power from a battery is tension^2/resistance. And machines should give us it - resistance. While the batteries are nearly full, the tnesion would be like desired and machines would work optimally. Than, remember that pararell and serial resistors work differently. And Kirchoff laws, whose are pretty important. Let's all agree, that a single wire is actually two wires and everything is running on direct current. And batteries should have their internal resistance too.

But wait, wires are resistant too! And what should we do for long distace power systems...? Power stations! Like a station made of a transformator and a power inverter, with a direct current plug and alternate current plug. High tension means lower losses, simple.

And... I would be happy to see some portable power generators, maybe propaine ones or smething. Like 200W ones.

Tho more things - wire joints and voltometers. Why, for God's sake, are there those horrible wire bridges? Could it not be simply wires goin under each other with nothing more and use of some fuseboxes or something to make wire joints? Like 1x1 fusebox or 2x3 large fusebox... And while everyone is preying for logical system, a voltometer would be very welcome. A simple device, measuring tension in our wires, connected with an output for switching off and on connected power generators due to reaching alarmingly low stored power levels and working to reach desired ones. Or at least make all the power generators work like those hamster wheels, from point of low battery untill full. But those voltometers could be useful for power management anyway, if came together with "and" gate/transistor.

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