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05.14.2006, 08:39 PM
Thats odd....Also, kinda heavy, don't ya think? It says 2.4lbs....
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05.14.2006, 08:43 PM
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05.14.2006, 09:35 PM
The A123 cells are able to charge in less than 5 minutes actually, but they (DeWalt) must not be taking advantage of that. Maybe it reducing the cell life to charge at a high rate all the time.
I'm hoping they will be 3Ah cells. 36v will mean I'll be able to make two 18v (5s) packs from one module. 2.4lbs for a 36v pack means 1.2lbs for one 18v pack. About the weight: a sub-C cell weighs 65g. An A123 M1 cell weighs 99g. It takes three sub-C cells (195g) to equal the voltage/capacity of one M1 cell - as long as the M1 cells are ~3Ah each, otherwise two in parallel would be needed and would weigh more... |
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