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redpoint5 · 05-29-2016, 06:56 PM

I used an Elm237 bluetooth device ($10 on Amazon) and Torque ($5) to see the battery health of the battery on my reconstructed-titled plug-in Prius. All battery voltages were within a hundredth volt, and internal resistance was below a hundredth of an ohm.

I wonder if the replacement battery that is in the CL ad is the new Lizard battery, or if the new battery is even compatible with the older models?

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