The big issue for me is waterproofing. It seems that this would present a significant opportunity for fluid ingress. Personally, that is a design trade I would be unwilling to make.
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Phones had removable batteries and were waterproof. It was all marketing saying they changed for waterproofing.
They changed to increase their profits.
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Does this also apply to EVs? Would be really nice if we could save such large and expensive appliances from planned obsolecense.
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