"Andy Dingley" wrote in message
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On Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:21:30 +0100, "dennis@home"
wrote:

Do you really think they are going to stop an automated line to produce
poor
quality cells.

No you ****wit, they run separate factories: one makes good cells, one
makes cells for you and Drivel. Different designs for different markets.

No its like most things they do select on test and then badge them.

"Select on test" hasn't been good practice for 20+ years. Look up "SPC"
if you want even vaguely contemporary QA practice.

Really, tell that to semiconductor manufacturers where its all select on
test.

Only the likes of
Rover could afford to make both good and bad units and then filter out
the duds. Everyone else has had to learn to make good products, and to
make _every_ product good. The line stops (or is rectified without
stopping) _before_ they make a bad one.

You really don't know much do you?