battery hot swap.
 

On Feb 25, 3:33�am, Michae� A. Terrell
wrote:
"Phil Allison" wrote in ...

"Jak The ****wit Retard "

200MA sounds like a lot of continuous current for AA batteries.

** �Not true at all.

The common Energizer E91 alkalines will run 6 to 8 hours at 200mA �-
depending on what end voltage is OK.

NiMH AA cells could bring that up to 12 hours or more.

Maybe �you need a NICAD or NIMH rechargeable to maintain the operation
while changing batteries.

** One could switch over to a 9 volt battery to hold up the supply while
replacing in AAs.

But then how do you know that the primary batteries are ready to go?

** �Bout the only way to do that reliably is to use NiMH AA cells and
have a
strict routine of replacing them with a freshly recharged set every 8 to
10
hours.

You too have a funny sound.

** �LOL �- � this asinine prick sounds like a

STEAMING � GREAT � ****WIT �!!!

Battery doesn't dictate the current draw,

** �Err �- �where did I say otherwise �???

� ****WIT �!!!!!!

....... � Phil

JakTheHammer ID maybe forged, watch out when the real JackTheHammer comes in, you all will be wiped out. �He's a real tiger!

--
�Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to
prove it.
Member of DAV #85.

�Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida- Hide quoted text -

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It's FUN kicking your Mizerable Ass, GregoryMorrow at
earthlink.net............You've been Impostering Hundreds of
Identities all over Usenet...........Now the REAL JakTheHammer is
going to HAMMER your Sick Ass.........Donchaknow............You
Demented, Insane *******...........

battery hot swap.
 

"JakTheHammer" wrote in message
...
On Feb 25, 3:33?am, Michae? A. Terrell
wrote:
"Phil Allison" wrote in
...

"Jak The ****wit Retard "

200MA sounds like a lot of continuous current for AA batteries.

** ?Not true at all.

The common Energizer E91 alkalines will run 6 to 8 hours at 200mA
?-
depending on what end voltage is OK.

NiMH AA cells could bring that up to 12 hours or more.

Maybe ?you need a NICAD or NIMH rechargeable to maintain the
operation
while changing batteries.

** One could switch over to a 9 volt battery to hold up the
supply while
replacing in AAs.

But then how do you know that the primary batteries are ready to
go?

** ?Bout the only way to do that reliably is to use NiMH AA cells
and
have a
strict routine of replacing them with a freshly recharged set
every 8 to
10
hours.

You too have a funny sound.

** ?LOL ?- ? this asinine prick sounds like a

STEAMING ? GREAT ? ****WIT ?!!!

Battery doesn't dictate the current draw,

** ?Err ?- ?where did I say otherwise ????

? ****WIT ?!!!!!!

....... ? Phil

JakTheHammer ID maybe forged, watch out when the real JackTheHammer
comes in, you all will be wiped out. ?He's a real tiger!

--
?Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214
to
prove it.
Member of DAV #85.

?Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

It's FUN kicking your Mizerable Ass, GregoryMorrow at
earthlink.net............You've been Impostering Hundreds of
Identities all over Usenet...........Now the REAL JakTheHammer is
going to HAMMER your Sick Ass.........Donchaknow............You
Demented, Insane *******...........



Oh JakTheHumburger.... Who is really Mizerable butt? Have your check
your end lately? Little Yak?



--
Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to
disprove it.
Member of DAV #85.

Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida