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Oh boy.....We need some of that Li-ion for our N900
 
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Super. Too bad those electric cars burst into flames after the 500km milestone.
 
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The modified Daihatsu Mira ran on a Sanyo Lithium-ion battery pack containing more than 8320 batteries.
How much does it cost to replace those after the ~500 charge cycles?
 
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Given enough batteries you can go far.

I have two cell phone batteries soldered on the back of my n800. I get 12 hours of runtime. With 12 batteries my n800 could have relieved the boredom on that trip.

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Originally Posted by Kegetys View Post
How much does it cost to replace those after the ~500 charge cycles?
I think you have other worries than the batteries after 500000 km.
 
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I very much doubt you'd get anywhere near that figure in real world situations. This was a car sitting at a single speed (40 km/h for that matter) on a closed track. I imagine it's a lot like the Tesla... use it hard and it'll die in 30 minutes.
 
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