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Does anyone know the realistic charging time for the Bolt using a level 3
charger? Say, the time to 80% charge and the time to 100% charge? I have
heard that the charging rate for the Bolt is rather slow but I have not
heard any details.
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Hi Cron van dar water, where you able to buy a new leaf battery without
talking the leaf into the dealer and having them install it?
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In November 2017 the Nio EP9 broke the record as the fastest Electric Vehicle
around the challenging German circuit, the Nürburgring in a time of 7:05:12.
The start-up brand NIO then proceeded to complete the world first autonomous
lap at a speed of 160 mph around the America‘s Track in Austin
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Paul,
Were you charging Leaf or Bolt?
I charged my Leaf twice at EMW's CHAdeMO fast charger which can go up to
120A
And I too noticed that after a short initial max power charge, it starts
to taper.
I had my LeafSpy Pro display the cell voltages and it is easy to see
that the reason
That the Leaf
HI all,
Is there somebody that lives near the Smart Charging Network for EVs at Caltech?
I'd like a better description and maybe a photo of the setup. So if somebody is
not too far away and can spend the time needed to just take a few photos, I'd
really appreciate it.
I can tell you more, please
When people talk of performance EVs, they usually forget about performance
charging.
I have always had a keen interest in quick charging even in the old (90's)
days of PbSO4. I had 6 chargers on-board with their output tied in parallel.
With all of them on I could push 22+kW into my pack (I had
-I don't know what stiffen the pack means-
Perhaps it is an old archaic term bantered about by nedra.com e-racers or
eaa folk.
One e-racer on the diy forum sez
http://www.diyelectriccar.com/forums/showthread.php/ev-racing-battery-pack-options-78343.html
-One pack will be stiffer with less sag-
Paul,
Maybe they confused "balanced" and "stiffened"? I don't know as I did
not read the Tesla driver's experience as there was no link provided.
As far as I know, the Tesla has ~24V modules (blades) with 6 series
connected herds of round cells (approx 6-7 dozen in parallel) and the
BMS only has
This reminds me of a case in Law, i.e., IBM vs Fed Gov: where IBM would not
sell their machines to a customer; they would only lease them for an ongoing
charge per month so they could maintain complete control of the machines.
The courts ruled against IBM and required they also sell the machines;
Rush,
I presume you are talking about Caltech in Pasadena, CA?
>From the short description at
http://ee.caltech.edu/news/846
it sounds like they use a similar approach as EMW is offering
for connecting multiple high power chargers to a single service
connection
and sharing the current as demanded.
posted last week
http://electric-vehicle-discussion-list.413529.n4.nabble.com/EVLN-NIO-cn-EP9-1MW-hypercar-achieves-6m-45-9s-Nordschleife-lap-NextEV-tp4686712.html
EVLN: NIO.cn EP9 1MW hypercar> achieves 6m-45.9s Nordschleife lap (NextEV)
... rivals did with a Radical SR8 LM and Lamborghini
I don't know what stiffen the pack means. Sounds made up.
I did watch my car charge on a chademo charger though. I had 15 miles range
showing when it started. It said 27 minutes to charge. It started at 100 amps.
After about 8 minutes I was up to a 60% charge and it was charging at 48 amps.
It
Watch out for the junkie batteries from a crash test, I have customers who
have brought them to me for disassembly only to find out the battery had
been shorted before the test to avoid a fire, which can easily
happen in a Leaf. The Junkie says tough luck. You cannot work on the battery
in the
Thanks for your warning,
Batteries that I buy are always from running cars, where the buyer could
inspect the capacity bars before closing the deal.
Once a car was "messed with" (incomplete at delivery) and was promptly
returned.
The new battery that I currently have is installed by the dealer as
It is a Mitsubishi i-MiEV.
I can't imagine a cell approaching 4.12 after 30% charge.
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