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To: Julius Wong who wrote (162856)	9/23/2020 7:52:37 AM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	2 Recommendations Recommended By Julius Wong marcher Respond to of 218621

Julius Wong, they made minor improvements in their batteries the number posted are totally misleading as the format is 80 by 46 mm cylinder compared to the old format of 70 by 20 mm cylinder. Calculate the difference in volume and you will realise that there is not much improvement on a volume/W and W/kg in storing energy The new battery cell package has 132,948 cubic mm compared to the old format of 22,000 cubic mm which request a 6 time more storage capacity with same technology All that TESLA saved in the new format is actually less packaging per watt of energy storage as they use a bigger storage can anything else is BS and PR