Plugging away in a Prius
#1
06-06-2008, 01:10 PM
Plugging away in a Prius
http://spectrum.ieee.org/may08/6174
The company Hybrid Plus, replaces the batteries from NiMH to Li, provides a plug up capability and adapts the signal received by the car's software to optimally manage the new battery capacity and chemistry.
Hopefully this isn't a duplicate post. I couldn't find any reference to this article with the search engine.
The company Hybrid Plus, replaces the batteries from NiMH to Li, provides a plug up capability and adapts the signal received by the car's software to optimally manage the new battery capacity and chemistry.
Hopefully this isn't a duplicate post. I couldn't find any reference to this article with the search engine.
#2
06-06-2008, 05:34 PM
Re: Plugging away in a Prius
http://spectrum.ieee.org/may08/6174
The company Hybrid Plus, replaces the batteries from NiMH to Li, provides a plug up capability and adapts the signal received by the car's software to optimally manage the new battery capacity and chemistry.
Hopefully this isn't a duplicate post. I couldn't find any reference to this article with the search engine.
The company Hybrid Plus, replaces the batteries from NiMH to Li, provides a plug up capability and adapts the signal received by the car's software to optimally manage the new battery capacity and chemistry.
Hopefully this isn't a duplicate post. I couldn't find any reference to this article with the search engine.
Those batts are darn expensive and really not worth it.
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