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BrianG · 01:59 PM

OK, I did a bit more research about the M1 cells and found this bit of information from here (scroll to about 2/3 the way down under the heading "A123 Systems - DeWalt 36v"):

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nominal voltage                3.35v 
max voltage                    3.6v 
capacity                       2.2ah 
internal resistance            10-12mohm 
power density at 5 sec pulse   3500w/kg 
Continuous discharge           30, 189W, 2,700 W/kg 
Long pulse                     80, 240W, 3,480 W/kg 
Instant pulse                  100, 344W, 4,990 W/kg 
energy density                 110wh/kg 
weight                         70g/cell

Reading a little further, it seems these are the "EV" sized cells, whatever that means.

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	05.20.2006, 01:44 PM OK, I did a bit more research about the M1 cells and found this bit of information from here (scroll to about 2/3 the way down under the heading "A123 Systems - DeWalt 36v"): Code: nominal voltage 3.35v max voltage 3.6v capacity 2.2ah internal resistance 10-12mohm power density at 5 sec pulse 3500w/kg Continuous discharge 30, 189W, 2,700 W/kg Long pulse 80, 240W, 3,480 W/kg Instant pulse 100, 344W, 4,990 W/kg energy density 110wh/kg weight 70g/cell Reading a little further, it seems these are the "EV" sized cells, whatever that means. Last edited by BrianG; 05.20.2006 at 01:59 PM.