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That’s like saying that battery capacity isn’t really kWh because there’s no real energy storage when they are empty. The unit for energy capacity output is sti
by jupp0r 4y ago
That’s like saying that battery capacity isn’t really kWh because there’s no real energy storage when they are empty. The unit for energy capacity output is still Watt (or horse power seconds per year or any other unit).
Besides that, those battery cells are charged as part of the production process (though not completely), so I could argue that actual energy is leaving the factory.
- SnowHill9902 4y agokWh as capacity of a battery is similar to ml as capacity of a bottle.