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2005 is 6500 mAhr NiMH 200 lbs 2020 is 1.4 Kwhr LiH 59 lbs The next 5-10 years could see batteries that are 1/3 cheaper and fully charge in under 15 mins Some Chinese manufacturers are now investigating swap and go batteries that can be changed in 3 mins. (Really hate autocorrect) Last edited by jpd80; 24-01-2022 at 05:12 PM. |
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Re: The decline of fossil fuels - and how that effects car enthusiasts
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