Seabed Batteries Put Refueling Crews at Risk

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Seabed batteries could put refueling crews at risk by powering drone submarines without a support ship or cable run. Autonocion.com claims the system could power underwater drones for 28.8 years using a generator stored at Oak Ridge. That does not erase every support job—but it could eliminate the expensive trip that delivers power. The real question is whether the battery replaces the crew, or only the cable budget. Pick a side: refueling crews or the coworker defending cable runs.

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00:00Refueling crews face seabed batteries.

00:03A drone submarine could stay on mission without a cable or support ship,

00:07putting routine refueling, not maintenance, at risk.

00:11Autonotion.

00:13COM says the seabed system can power drone submarines for 28.

00:18Eight years, using a generator stored at Oak Ridge.

00:22It won't erase every support job, just the expensive trip bringing power.

00:28Who's right, refueling crews or the co-worker budgeting cable runs?

00:33Comment your side and send this to them.

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