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A smaller battery also charges faster.

• jff 10y ago
  "This tiny gas tank means I have to stop every hundred miles to fill up," the man said, "but the tank fills up so quickly!"
  • DoodleBuggy 10y ago
    Better remove your gas gauge!
    • jajern 10y ago
      Gas gauges our pretty inaccurate anyways. So are the "miles left" that newer cars display.
      • DoodleBuggy 10y ago
        Exactly, it would be better to have no idea how much gas you have. You're driving it wrong. Every few hours, go to a gas station, what's the big deal?
  • woah 10y ago
    This is not Reddit
    • EpicEng 10y ago
      I'm betting you were a hall monitor in school.
      • sctb 10y ago
        We've already asked you not to make personal attacks like this. Please stop.
        • EpicEng 10y ago
          You can ask for whatever you like, doesn't mean you'll get it
• tedunangst 10y ago
  I think this is not actually true. It can charge to 100% faster, but that's somewhat meaningless. A larger battery can soak up more joules faster. If you want to put "two hours of use" into a battery as fast as possible, you want a large battery.