kltye
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I've seen you mention that before, and I was wondering: Is it the max continuous rate just like electrical code wiring, i.e., you can run 80% of the rated current if you intend to run it for longer than 3 hours, or is it the "absolute" maximum? Hope that makes sense.I definitely think they can take 5-10 minutes out of the charge curve and things will still be okay. The main limitation while DC charging is the size of the input cables, 100 kW is about the max continuous charge rate.
I'd also like to see an intelligent charge algorithm based on ambient temperature. When it's cold outside, the car should charge faster than when it's hot, since cold cables can carry more current (assuming the battery starts at the correct temp).
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