Hi Matt,

To be honest, I've never timed my i-Miev on a ChaDeMo charge - usually just 
happy it is working!  I have another long trip coming up so I'll see. MW]]


On 24 Mar 2014, at 13:31, matt lacey wrote:

> Under the Chamedo standard - the car sets the charge rate
> so if the battery can take 120A, that's what the car will ask for
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Martin WINLOW" <[email protected]>
> To: "EVDL Post Message" <[email protected]>
> Sent: Monday, March 24, 2014 8:10 PM
> Subject: [EVDL] Lithium Titanate EVs
> 
> 
>> Given that LTO (Lithium Titanate or Li4Ti5O12) cells are capable 
>> (apparently) of taking a 90% charge in 10 minutes, I was wondering if anyone 
>> had heard if the ChaDeMo standard - or CCS, for that matter - had an 
>> alternative charge profile available to take advantage of this higher rate 
>> of charge compared to the 'standard' 80% in 30 minutes it currently uses?  
>> Seems a shame that if the ChaDeMo can put out 120A at 300V the i-Miev (and 
>> Honda Fit) can't make the most of it.
>> 
>> Also, anyone with the ear of Vince Dale (ecotricity) knows if there are any 
>> plans to increase the number of ChaDeMo chargers at any of their existing 
>> sites yet?  South Mimms seems like a good place to start.  It'd be 
>> interesting to have access to statistical data regarding peak use times so 
>> one could avoid having to queue as I have had to twice now.
>> 
>> Regards, MW.

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