
Few more clues
range 93 miles on a full charge, 8 hours to do a full charge, or 1/2 hr to do an 80% charge.
Far too pricey ever to be the next "VolksWagen"
regards Neil
if it can charge 80%in 1/2 an hour, why does it take 7 and a 1/2 hours to charge the remaining 20%NewcastleFalcon wrote:
range 93 miles on a full charge, 8 hours to do a full charge, or 1/2 hr to do an 80% charge.
regards Neil
Because the battery is too small, and needs you to jump up and down on it to squeeze in the remaining 20%!citronut wrote:if it can charge 80%in 1/2 an hour, why does it take 7 and a 1/2 hours to charge the remaining 20%NewcastleFalcon wrote:
range 93 miles on a full charge, 8 hours to do a full charge, or 1/2 hr to do an 80% charge.
regards Neil
This took my interest as it popped up in an image list googling what a "Tamiya Radio Control unit" looked like.Stickyfinger wrote:Tamiya Radio Control unit ?
This is from the Citroen Website, the difference is plugging it into your 13A 220V domestic supply or into a three phase 125A 415V supply.citronut wrote:if it can charge 80%in 1/2 an hour, why does it take 7 and a 1/2 hours to charge the remaining 20%NewcastleFalcon wrote:
range 93 miles on a full charge, 8 hours to do a full charge, or 1/2 hr to do an 80% charge.
regards Neil
Very much so and with the added kick that it takes at least 30 minutes to fill the 'tank'. If it took 30 minutes to fill up a petrol car it would be deemed a total failure..NewcastleFalcon wrote: In either case, still too pricey in my view.