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<p>Initial Users Page</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>I am from Long Island NY, 68 yrs old, and a retired EE. I ran a company designing military hand held and vehicle computers used in tactical systems. While I am obsolete in terms of circuit design I have a pretty good understanding of [[SEVA:Ni|Nickel Metal Hydride]] and [[SEVA:Li|Lithium Ion]] batteries used to power the aforementioned. I saw a reference to 15c or 17c for nickel metal. All of my testing (going back to 2002) on 4/5th cell showed 4c for nickel and 2c for lit at 0 degrees? I just bought a 2001 salvaged prius that I want to dismantle and put in a kit car. I would like to modify the prius to run at the higher speed and also be able to plug in a charger with some add on battery pack.</div>

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