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Old 04-08-2021, 10:32 PM   #3 (permalink)
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The leaf is rated to 99 miles of range and can go 94mph. But not both. Realistic useable normal person highway driving with out killing the battery range is about 70 miles in the summer. About 50 in the winter. Driving 94mph you will get about 40 to 45 miles in the summer.
I would be interested in knowing what you have to do to get the 250 mile range. You probably have to go way up above 10,000 feet to get your 250 mile range so you will need oxygen as I'm not expecting the cabin to pressurize.
What a the top speed at low altitude speed?
For example the CV22 top speed is something like 240 knots, but at low altitude it's significantly slower due to reasons.
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