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On the one hand, it's a 2% gain in efficiency. On the other, it's a 60% reduction in losses. From that viewpoint, it's pretty significant.
by skykooler 7y ago
On the one hand, it's a 2% gain in efficiency. On the other, it's a 60% reduction in losses. From that viewpoint, it's pretty significant.
- loeg 7y agoDrivechain losses only, and only if you take their numbers at face value. And if you ignore losses due to shifting. There are plenty of other losses (aero drag ...).