Ann: Battery Test Results, page-17

I'm glad you for lot that the company has provided an update on something.

The test results are not ground breaking by any means and important data has been left out again.

Why would they provide the irreversible capacity loss figure after only a single cycle? It doesn't prove anything. Graphite companies globally are reporting capacity loss after 10, 50 or 100 cycles. It's not like the company performing these tests stopped after one cycle as the coin cells are attached to test equipment that cycles the batteries with varying parameters automatically.

IMO this important data has been left out for a reason.

Also the theoretical maximum reversible capacity of 372 mAh/g has been exceeded by a number of companies now. KNL needs to hit this figure at a minimum to compete with other natural G.