finally an li battery I could use!

2oldman wrote:
Probably better just to get out of there.

Life might be boring without a litle chalenge and real 4 seasons :W

Besides the way things are going with that global warming theyll be growing pineaples up north soon :)

Yes,

However my taxes are far less than the copay and medicare insurance that my Florida partner pays. In fact by about 50% less. And there is no "donut hole" in Canada. My earnings are about 400% more than hers.

Jim2007 wrote:
Hi... Free health care? Do you pay taxes. Jim2007

A hearty Congrats on your retirement Sir!

3 tons

pnichols wrote:
I only hope that the finally battery solution doesn't require such a messy and consumptive manufacturing process as to be worse on Mother Earth than the affects of fossil fuels.

Over a long period of time.

Hi... Free health care? Do you pay taxes. Jim2007

pianotuna wrote:


I'm 70. Free health care where I live. Stopped full time a month ago and have a paid for retirement condo. I'll work forever because I enjoy my work.

The RV will be an out of town work and recreational vehicle. Financially, used telecom jars make sense, especially since I was more or less forced into a remote start generator with a rack that will make theft difficult.

It looks as if these are similar in cost to the liFE4, but have ten times the cycle life. They can be discharged at C10 which is pretty amazing. Service temperature is -50 to +60 C (-58 f to 140 f).

https://www.ev-power.eu/LTO-technology/

Don ... thanks much for the link. They may get there eventually with just the right battery technology for vehicles. I only hope that the finally battery solution doesn't require such a messy and consumptive manufacturing process as to be worse on Mother Earth than the affects of fossil fuels.

May be a while but better batteries are coming.

Hi 2oldman,

I'm 70. Free health care where I live. Stopped full time a month ago and have a paid for retirement condo. I'll work forever because I enjoy my work.

The RV will be an out of town work and recreational vehicle. Financially, used telecom jars make sense, especially since I was more or less forced into a remote start generator with a rack that will make theft difficult.

It looks as if these are similar in cost to the liFE4, but have ten times the cycle life. They can be discharged at C10 which is pretty amazing. Service temperature is -50 to +60 C (-58 f to 140 f).

https://www.ev-power.eu/LTO-technology/

2oldman wrote:
Probably better just to get out of there.

Probably better just to get out of there.