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That calculation doesn't make any sense. I mean you both multiply and divide by 10kWh, so those cancel out and you end up with just $ (not "per" anything). Wha
by onraglanroad 1y ago
That calculation doesn't make any sense. I mean you both multiply and divide by 10kWh, so those cancel out and you end up with just $ (not "per" anything).
What's that supposed to be the price of?
I guess if you have 10,000 cycles and one kWh costs $0.014, then that's just the cost of 10,000 kWh.
- torginus 1y agoI calculated the cost of the pack from the data at $140 for 1kWh. I guess I shouldn't have included the kWh in the divisor but (10000x3.7V2710Ah$0.014) <- total cost of the pack / 10 <- normalize to 1kWh = $140
- mchusma 1y agoThis makes more sense than battery costs dropping 99%. I was confused by op, and wish it were true. It’s more like 10x solar than 1/10th solar.