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NYCynthia NYCynthia
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11 years ago
So heres my question.... if you have a Ultracapacitor with the below specs...

Electric Double Layer Capacitor (EDLC): Boostcap® Ultracapacitor
3000.0 Farad ± 20%; 2.7V; L = 138.0mm, OD = 60.0mm; -40°C to +65°C

how many would you need to equal the power output of 1KWH? Or 1,000 watts for an hour straight....

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11 years ago
Well the KWH  of the EDLC is far surpassing molecular structures of many ultracapacitors today. You would need 3 to equal the power of one KWH
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