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Old 04-13-2014, 08:44 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by Gihgehls View Post
The Segway HT (pre-gen2) models can all use nickel batteries.
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XT cannot, I believe.
I am trying to recall, but I believe this may be true that the XT did come out with LiIon batteries. I know they came out around the same time.

Considering that the XT mileage range from the factory has always been about 1/2 of the I model counterpart, and the range for NiMH batteries for I (and E) models was only 8 miles, would they have offered a segway with a factory estimated range of only 4 miles? I do not recall this.

Because of all this, and my memory being what it is, I think that while pre-gen 2, the XT may have been released with LiIons.

What I do not know is if it was backward compatible to NiMH.
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