What kind of performance would the Tesla have

[lutach]

Originally Posted by shaunjohnson

dosent the telsa run A123 systems large automotive cells?
arnt they the safe LiFe chemistery?

No, I posted the datasheet of the cell they use which is an energy type cell commonly found in our laptops. A electric vehicle needs power type cells. If they went with the A123 cells we use in our little cars (Yes, we are far ahead of the Tesla ), they wouldn't need a pack the ways 1000lbs, plus if they used 6831 of the A123, the pack would weigh much more, but would provide enough energy to meet the range probably under full load if the motor and inverter doesn't over heat.

[shaunjohnson]

Originally Posted by lutach

No, I posted the datasheet of the cell they use which is an energy type cell commonly found in our laptops. A electric vehicle needs power type cells. If they went with the A123 cells we use in our little cars (Yes, we are far ahead of the Tesla ), they wouldn't need a pack the ways 1000lbs, plus if they used 6831 of the A123, the pack would weigh much more, but would provide enough energy to meet the range probably under full load if the motor and inverter doesn't over heat.

i always knew we were far ahead of telsa,
no one cares about that stuff... they are too busy gawking at the current wo factor of an electric car to notice the shiezer housen batteries!!

[lutach]

Originally Posted by shaunjohnson

i always knew we were far ahead of telsa,
no one cares about that stuff... they are too busy gawking at the current wo factor of an electric car to notice the shiezer housen batteries!!

I just hope nothing bad happens that would put a dead stop to the electric technology. When they did come to the scene, I did think they were using A123 cells which would've been a better choice.

Something good will come out one day.