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The e-Golf has a 7.2kW charger on board and L2 charging will take 4 hrs.
So does that mean that it averages 7.5A per hour?
My logic - 7200 watts / 4 hrs = 1800 watts per hour, 1800 watts per hour / 240v
= 7.5 A per hours. I know that I'm doing something wrong here but I just can't
see it. Some
Rush,
The *power* is 7.2 kW and this means 7200W / 240V = 30A
The *energy* is 7.2 kW times 4 hours = 28.8 kWh
See how the units multiply just like the numbers?
7.2 x 4 = 28.8
kW x h = kWh
You can also divide (work the other way)
so that the energy divided by the time is power:
28.8 / 4 = 7.2
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With a 24kwh battery pack it takes 4 hours for a realistic 7.5kw charger that
actually charges at 6kw to charge a pack that is about 80% depleted.
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Len,
I am with you. But, if you make a fair accounting of the cost of fuel
versus the cost of electrons - it does look a lot better. Then you can
reasonably say that the EV is better for the environment. That much is
true but many folks won't let that sway them. In the even more intangible
Hi Len,
I found my $4000 EV on Craigslist and drive it almost every day.
Unfortunately, you are still one of the people that find their daily
driving needs not met by most EVs due to the still limited range.
Not a problem for most people in practice, but it is for some, even though
you could still
Cor wrote:
Plenty EV'ers have found out that their EV is their main vehicle,
that it suits 90+% of their driving needs and they either rent, borrow
or share a long-range vehicle for the rare occasion.
Perhaps so, but with a 1990 Jetta lead-acid conversion that does only 25
or 30 miles on a
On 25 May 2015 at 13:40, Rush Dougherty via EV wrote:
So does that mean that it averages 7.5A per hour?
There's no such unit as amps per hour or watts per hour. That's like saying
gallons per minute per hour. It's a meaningless unit.
Amp-hours per hour and Watt-hours per hour are
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