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Expand Up @@ -40,6 +40,11 @@ matter a lot if the self discharge rate was much higher at higher states of char
on a very high state of charge or alternatively one at a high level and one at a lower. Because the test only addresses
50%, it leaves it open that the self discharge rate could be very high at higher states of charge.

Updates since initial writing:

- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYdYyomuG2M - another good Two Bit da Vinci video. He comes away more convinced than I
am that the evidence supports the cells being the same across tests.

## Mar 2 2026 - High Temperature performance

VTT report: [VTT_CR_00124_26.pdf](20260302_high_temp_capacity/VTT_CR_00124_26.pdf)
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