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  • Birthday 01/01/1916

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    Denver CO
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  1. They will not charge below freezing and discharge below 15?f. Not an issue if you are say in the UK. Now where I am it is currently 19f and we are in a warm spell for this time of year, lots of snow melt. The BMS will prevent any harm to the battery and you can buy them with heat pads so more an issue of energy loss if you operate them in very cold areas depending on the level of insulation etc etc. But then diesel can freeze here. I saw this and if I could get one for what the Dealers are offering I would jump at it. But then I looked up what they would offer for my car as a trade in and it was peanuts.
  2. I thought this was quite interesting, short version LiFePO4 batteries going down to $56 a KW. Now they are heavier but do not burst into flames and have a longer number of cycles. You seem them more in stationary systems connected to PV systems. If you had a small car, which say needed 40kw for a decent range that would weigh about 800lbs for the pack I think and cost just over $2000. You can buy them now in the standard battery sizes, makes more sense to have car packs standardised. I have seen warranties for 7000 cycles down to 80% so if you charged once a day that would be 20 years, now of course they are likely to last more charges before they get to 80% and even then you still have 80%. The foics needs to move from the high end market.
  3. I think you are making a big mistake of you try and justify the last 4 ish years. Be grateful they did not approve your case without an interview.
  4. You have 2 choices to remove conditions 1. On the basis of being in a marital union, what they are asking for as that was the basis you applied. 2. With a Divorce waiver. There is no option for your current situation
  5. I am not going to comment on what you have to do to keep in F1 status, something to discuss with the International Admissions Officer.
  6. Back when I did mine I walked out of the Consulate with my Passport and Visa. Now the improved service takes a week or so. I suppose it is theoretically possible to get them by Thursday but seems a long shot.
  7. 1. Will her job continue once she moves back to the US, if so evidence from her Employer, otherwise a Joint Sponsor. Expedite, what? On what basis. 2. I do not what she has, but she might want to update her DL, Bank Account, Credit Cards etc on her next trip home. Sometimes it is best for the USC to move first. I suppose how long the job process would take will depend on what she does, process takes about 18 months so quite a bit of time in a changing employment market.
  8. How was she brought here. Going to be a long time before she could adjust Why have you waited to sponsor her
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