ajdelange
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No, 200 lbs is not a big deal but with the best lithium specific energy I am aware of (265 Wh/kg) its only going to give you 265*200/2.2..an extra 200 lbs of battery is not a big deal which adds 100 KWH pack easy.
= 24090.9 Wh, For 100 kWh you'd need at least 800 lbs plus the weight of the case, coolant loops, BMS etc.
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