Discharging a lithium-ion battery, what is the third wire fo

[Clint Sharp]

In message <00ac1a4d$0$12992$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com>, John Doe
<jdoe@usenetlove.invalid> writes

Clint Sharp <clint clintsmc.demon.co.uk> wrote:
First hit on Google for HDQ interface tells you. JFGI.

In other words, you do not know either...
Well, frankly, no, I didn't but 10 seconds work with Google and I'd

found a document that explained enough for me to have a good idea what
HDQ meant in the context of Lithium batteries. Took less time to find
out than it did for you to start a flame war.

The only chip in the small circuit between the battery and the
light bulb is a voltage reference (TL431 I think).
Doubt it's a TL431. Doubt it's a voltage reference at all. More likely a

temperature sensor or even a simple fuel gauge IC.

So the output
of that third pin is not some streaming data signal. It must be
either a simple voltage level or a digital 1/0.
Or, perhaps, if it's a digital I/O it could be a streaming data signal?

Here is the first paragraph from the first "HDQ interface" hit
on Google.

TI: HDQ communication basics This report compares the
communication timing specifications for the different battery gas
gauge and battery monitor products. It discusses some of the
interface requirements necessary for robust HDQ communication,
such as the need for a break prior to each communication, how to
reliably read 16bit dynamic values over the 8bit bus, and the need
for some noise filtering on the HDQ line. It also discusses the
firmware strategy required for implementing the HDQ interface
using a discrete I/O port and describes the popular option of
using a UART to handle the HDQ bit timing requirement...
Good oh, so you do know how to use Google. Perhaps next time instead of

spending time abusing people trying to help you, you might consider
trying it out. FWIW, that paragraph tells you enough about HDQ for you
to realise it's likely not what's on your battery unless it's got a
*very* smart charger.

Season's greetings, perhaps you could let some of the spirit of the
season infuse you with some goodwill towards fellow men?
--
Clint Sharp

 

[John Doe]

Clint Sharp <clint clintsmc.demon.co.uk> wrote:

John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> writes
Clint Sharp <clint clintsmc.demon.co.uk> wrote:
First hit on Google for HDQ interface tells you. JFGI.

In other words, you do not know either...

Well, frankly, no, I didn't but 10 seconds work with Google and
I'd found a document that explained enough for me to have a good
idea what HDQ meant in the context of Lithium batteries.

And did you figure out that it has nothing to do with this thread?

Took less time to find out than it did for you to start a flame
war.

Your mother started a flame war, Linthead.

The only chip in the small circuit between the battery and the
light bulb is a voltage reference (TL431 I think).

Doubt it's a TL431. Doubt it's a voltage reference at all. More
likely a temperature sensor or even a simple fuel gauge IC.

More likely you are just a troll, Linthead. I used a digital
microscope, it has "431" printed on it, it is a three pin surface
mount device, and "Google" will tell you that they are used in
current regulation circuits.

So the output of that third pin is not some streaming data
signal. It must be either a simple voltage level or a digital
1/0.

Or, perhaps, if it's a digital I/O it could be a streaming data
signal?

On a common flashlight, between the battery and the bulb?

But seriously, Linthead, apparently you did not read the original
post either. I am not talking about a CHARGER, I am talking about
a SMALL CIRCUIT BETWEEN THE BATTERY AND THE BULB. I spelled that
out, you just didn't care to read it.

And then there is that thing up there in the subject line that
looks like this "DISCHARGING".

Here is the first paragraph from the first "HDQ interface" hit
on Google.

TI: HDQ communication basics This report compares the
communication timing specifications for the different battery
gas gauge and battery monitor products. It discusses some of
the interface requirements necessary for robust HDQ
communication, such as the need for a break prior to each
communication, how to reliably read 16bit dynamic values over
the 8bit bus, and the need for some noise filtering on the HDQ
line. It also discusses the firmware strategy required for
implementing the HDQ interface using a discrete I/O port and
describes the popular option of using a UART to handle the HDQ
bit timing requirement...

Good oh, so you do know how to use Google.

Probably better than you, Linthead, and I am grown up enough to
call it something other than "Google". Please stop, you sound like
a cave dweller.

Perhaps next time instead of spending time abusing people trying
to help you,

You and he might act like babies, but you do not have the same
excuse... If you run around carelessly spewing half-baked
misinformation, trying to send people you do not know on wild
goose chases, you should not be surprised when you are abruptly
questioned by someone who recognizes a wild goose chase.

FWIW, that paragraph tells you enough about HDQ for you to
realise it's likely not what's on your battery unless it's got a
*very* smart charger.

If you had read my original post, Linthead, you would know that I
am not talking about a charger.

You are much safer talking about anything but the subject,
Linthead, since you are defending someone who did not read the
original post.

Season's greetings, perhaps you could let some of the spirit of
the season infuse you with some goodwill towards fellow men?

Happy Holidays.
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Clint Sharp



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[John Doe]

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

On 21 Dec 2009 21:22:58 GMT, John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid
wrote:

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:
krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

With a LIon battery it's likely an HDQ interface port.

What the fuck does "HDQ" mean?

Do you know what the fuck "Google" means?

Actually I did do some research, Jack. I found that your acronym
is at best obscure, or maybe you are just trying to waste the
reader's time. Who knows, Jack?

Doing a search for "krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz" and the acronym "HDQ".
The only result is this thread. Hmm. Is it something you recently
overheard, Jack?

Idiot. Why would you 1) do a Usenet search, and 2) use my
(altered)
email address?

Because your mother said it was okay, Jack.

No, because you're stupid.

Did you bother reading the original post, Jack? Did you even
bother reading the first word of the subject line? Linthead is
talking about a battery charger. Is that what you are talking
about, Jack?
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[Clint Sharp]

In message <008edc2f$0$8045$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com>, John Doe
<jdoe@usenetlove.invalid> writes

More likely you are just a troll, Linthead.
You're the one posting from an anonymous account abusing people, perhaps

you need to buy a mirror?

I used a digital
microscope, it has "431" printed on it, it is a three pin surface
mount device, and "Google" will tell you that they are used in
current regulation circuits.
Well, if it's a TL431 why are you bothering us and why haven't you

worked out the circuit for yourself?

Or, perhaps, if it's a digital I/O it could be a streaming data
signal?

On a common flashlight, between the battery and the bulb?
Ahh, American, unlikely to spot sarcasm or subtle humour. Perhaps if I

could have arranged for my reply to have played the Benny Hill theme and
had scantily clad women run around in circles you might have recognised
that comment for what it was?

But seriously, Linthead, apparently you did not read the original
post either. I am not talking about a CHARGER, I am talking about
a SMALL CIRCUIT BETWEEN THE BATTERY AND THE BULB. I spelled that
out, you just didn't care to read it.
Yes, I know but it's possible that the third contact is only used when

the battery is being charged unless the body has enough smarts to
disconnect the load or indicate when the battery gets low, therefore it
made sense to mention the charger.

And then there is that thing up there in the subject line that
looks like this "DISCHARGING".
Similar to that but you used lower case for some of it in the subject

line.

Good oh, so you do know how to use Google.

Probably better than you, Linthead, and I am grown up enough to
call it something other than "Google". Please stop, you sound like
a cave dweller.
Umm, what do you call Google then? If I'd used another search engine

then I wouldn't have called it Google.

If you run around carelessly spewing half-baked
misinformation,
I didn't, if you'd read what I wrote you'd realise I was pulling you up

about being so rude to someone who tried to help. I actually agreed with
you that it was very unlikely to be HDQ as that seems too complex to be
used in a 'flash light'.

FWIW, that paragraph tells you enough about HDQ for you to
realise it's likely not what's on your battery unless it's got a
*very* smart charger.

If you had read my original post, Linthead, you would know that I
am not talking about a charger.
I did and I know you weren't, see above for the reason.

You are much safer talking about anything but the subject,
Linthead, since you are defending someone who did not read the
original post.
Perhaps. I just don't like the rudeness that some people exhibit to

others who try and help with the best intentions. If someone takes the
time to try and help why berate them? If you don't like the answer,
ignore it or politely tell them. I generally find being nice to people
gets much better results. You'll note I haven't called you names, used
obscenities or otherwise berated you.

Season's greetings, perhaps you could let some of the spirit of
the season infuse you with some goodwill towards fellow men?

Happy Holidays.

--
Clint Sharp

 

[John Doe]

Clint Sharp <clint clintsmc.demon.co.uk> wrote:

John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> writes

More likely you are just a troll, Linthead.

You're the one posting from an anonymous account

Your mother posts from an anonymous account, Linthead, I am using
the same ID as always.

abusing people

Your mother is abusing people, Linthead... Abruptly questioning
someone who uses obscure misinformation in public and expects the
reader to "Google it" while refusing to explain his terms is not
abuse.

I used a digital microscope, it has "431" printed on it, it is a
three pin surface mount device, and "Google" will tell you that
they are used in current regulation circuits.

Well, if it's a TL431 why are you bothering us

Your mother said it was okay, Linthead.

Or, perhaps, if it's a digital I/O it could be a streaming
data signal?

On a common flashlight, between the battery and the bulb?

Ahh, American, unlikely to spot sarcasm or subtle humour.

This group (and others) is not the place to air your misgivings
about Americans, Linthead.

But seriously, Linthead, apparently you did not read the
original post either. I am not talking about a CHARGER, I am
talking about a SMALL CIRCUIT BETWEEN THE BATTERY AND THE BULB.
I spelled that out, you just didn't care to read it.

And then there is that thing up there in the subject line that
looks like this "DISCHARGING".

Good oh, so you do know how to use Google.

Probably better than you, Linthead, and I am grown up enough to
call it something other than "Google". Please stop, you sound
like a cave dweller.

Umm, what do you call Google then?

It is a search engine, Linthead. That weirdness is similar to you
all calling vacuum cleaning "Hoovering". Americans do not call
vacuuming "Hoovering" even though the Hoover vacuum cleaner was
invented here in the United States.

If I'd used another search engine then I wouldn't have called it
Google.

Linthead trying to make another joke?

If you run around carelessly spewing half-baked misinformation,

I didn't

Did your mother teach you to lie, Linthead? You were arguing the
idea that an "HDQ interface port" is used in a common flashlight,
between the battery and the bulb, and that the reader should go on
a wild goose chase "googling" the idea for more information.

if you'd read what I wrote you'd realise I was pulling you up

What a coincidence, Linthead, every once in a while I have to pull
your mother up...

FWIW, that paragraph tells you enough about HDQ for you to
realise it's likely not what's on your battery unless it's got
a *very* smart charger.

If you had read my original post, Linthead, you would know that
I am not talking about a charger.
I did and I know you weren't, see above for the reason.

You are much safer talking about anything but the subject,
Linthead, since you are defending someone who did not read the
original post.

Perhaps. I just don't like the rudeness

Your mother likes the rudeness, Linthead.

that some people exhibit to others who try and help with the
best intentions. If someone takes the time to try and help why
berate them? If you don't like the answer, ignore it or politely
tell them. I generally find being nice to people gets much
better results. You'll note I haven't called you names, used
obscenities or otherwise berated you.

Says an anti-American asshole fanning a USENET flame.
--

Season's greetings, perhaps you could let some of the spirit of
the season infuse you with some goodwill towards fellow men?

Happy Holidays.

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[krw]

On 22 Dec 2009 10:52:47 GMT, John Doe <jdoe@usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

On 21 Dec 2009 21:22:58 GMT, John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid
wrote:

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:
krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

With a LIon battery it's likely an HDQ interface port.

What the fuck does "HDQ" mean?

Do you know what the fuck "Google" means?

Actually I did do some research, Jack. I found that your acronym
is at best obscure, or maybe you are just trying to waste the
reader's time. Who knows, Jack?

Doing a search for "krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz" and the acronym "HDQ".
The only result is this thread. Hmm. Is it something you recently
overheard, Jack?

Idiot. Why would you 1) do a Usenet search, and 2) use my
(altered)
email address?

Because your mother said it was okay, Jack.

No, because you're stupid.

Did you bother reading the original post, Jack?

"Jack" is a nickname for "John", idiot. My name isn't "John", *yours*
is, dummy. Have you never gotten anything right in your life, Jack?
No, I don't suppose so.

Did you even bother reading the first word of the subject line? Linthead is
talking about a battery charger. Is that what you are talking
about, Jack?

Obviously you're too stupid to figure out that my post was well within
the subject. You're dumber than dirt, Jack.

 

[Clint Sharp]

In message <00acf486$0$17009$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com>, John Doe
<jdoe@usenetlove.invalid> writes

Did your mother teach you to lie, Linthead? You were arguing the
idea that an "HDQ interface port" is used in a common flashlight,
between the battery and the bulb, and that the reader should go on
a wild goose chase "googling" the idea for more information.
I didn't suggest HDQ was used in a 'flashlight' I suggested that if you

Googled for the acronym then you'd find out what it meant and that it
was unlikely to be. Anyway, enough, you've obviously realised you're
wrong because you've resorted to throwing insults instead of the semi
rational stuff you were posting before so goodbye. Killfiled.
--
Clint Sharp

 

[krw]

On 22 Dec 2009 04:35:25 GMT, John Doe <jdoe@usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

Michael Black <et472 ncf.ca> wrote:
krw wrote:
John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:
krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:
John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:
krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:
larwe <zwsdotcom gmail.com> wrote:
John Doe <j... usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

I realize that lithium-ion batteries use regulation when
charging, but what is the third contact for when the
battery is being used?

Thermal sensor, most likely.

With a LIon battery it's likely an HDQ interface port.

What the fuck does "HDQ" mean?

Do you know what the fuck "Google" means?

Unless you are crippled, you should spell out obscure
acronyms the first time you use them. In other words... Learn
how to write, Asshole.

My, my, the stupid shit asks a question and demands everything
for nothing. Sorry, chump, the world owes you nothing. If
you're too lazy to look it up you can rot. I hope others here
decide the same.


No, if you're giving an explanation, then you should have given
an explanation.

I gave enough explanation that any idiot could find the
information they needed if it was at all applicable. The jerk
gave no real information so anything is possible.

I wrote:
I have some Bosch BAT411 lithium-ion 10.8 V batteries. One of the
tools is a flashlight. It includes a small circuit board between
the battery and the light bulb. The battery plug has three wires.
I realize that lithium-ion batteries use regulation when charging,
but what is the third contact for when the battery is being used?

....and I gave you a real possibility, dumbass.

You didn't, you assumed the original poster would know what you
meant, even though by his question chances are good that he
won't. And you assumed other people would know what you meant,
but no, it's not clear.

He obviously doesn't even know how to do a Google search, yet is
an ingrate who believes that the world somehow owes him
something.

Jack expects everyone to eat the garbage that he feeds them,
without question.

You're the garbage mouth here. Whatever floats your boat, Jack.

Yes, we can all grasp that you are suggesting it's some sort of
interface, but that's as far as it goes.

Did you try a search? It took me all of thirty seconds to find
what I needed when I had to design an HDQ master, with nothing
more than I gave earlier.

So you think that an "HDQ master" goes between a battery and a
flashlight bulb, Jack?

It could easily be an HDQ port for the *charger* dumbass. WHat a
moron!

If you didn't want to spell it out, then you might as well have
just said "do a websearch" and not said anything about what it
might be.

I gave him (or anyone) all the tools they need to investigate
the possibilities.

The possibilities of an "HDQ master" going between a flashlight
battery and a flashlight bulb, Jack?

YOu don't read any better than you think. The "master" doesn't go
between anything, you stupid shit.

Had the asshole simply asked for further help I might have
looked it up again.

So you got the impression that I did not want you to expand
further effort on the cause... Very good!

No, you turned into yourself (a perfect piece of shit), so I had no
intention of helping you any further, other than to show others here
just what a ingrate you really are. Hopefully they'll help you just
as much as I intend to in the future.

OTOH, he has demonstrated that he is too lazy to help himself

Apparently no one here knows what it is. To me, that is a
testament to the idea/fact that laziness is not the problem.

I know what it is and gave you everything you needed to find out for
yourself. I can't help it of you're a dumbass who thinks everyone
owes you answers to your stupid questions *and* too stupid to do an
easy web search.

and insults those who might assist. He can remain ignorant,
forever, for all I care.

I do not eat junk food, Jack.

True; you eat shit.

 

[John Doe]

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

On 22 Dec 2009 10:52:47 GMT, John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

On 21 Dec 2009 21:22:58 GMT, John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid
wrote:

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:
krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

With a LIon battery it's likely an HDQ interface port.

What the fuck does "HDQ" mean?

Do you know what the fuck "Google" means?

Actually I did do some research, Jack. I found that your acronym
is at best obscure, or maybe you are just trying to waste the
reader's time. Who knows, Jack?

Doing a search for "krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz" and the acronym "HDQ".
The only result is this thread. Hmm. Is it something you recently
overheard, Jack?

Idiot. Why would you 1) do a Usenet search, and 2) use my
(altered)
email address?

Because your mother said it was okay, Jack.

No, because you're stupid.

Did you bother reading the original post, Jack?

"Jack" is a nickname for "John", idiot. My name isn't "John", *yours*
is, dummy. Have you never gotten anything right in your life, Jack?
No, I don't suppose so.

Did you even bother reading the first word of the subject line? Linthead is
talking about a battery charger. Is that what you are talking
about, Jack?

Obviously you're too stupid to figure out that my post was well within
the subject.

BWAAAAHAHAHAAAA!!!

Jack misspelled "Of course I did not read the original post, I did
not even read the subject line".

Speaking of morons...
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[John Doe]

This moron did not read the subject line or the original post.


krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

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From: krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz
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Subject: Re: Discharging a lithium-ion battery, what is the third wire for?
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On 22 Dec 2009 04:35:25 GMT, John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

Michael Black <et472 ncf.ca> wrote:
krw wrote:
John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:
krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:
John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:
krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:
larwe <zwsdotcom gmail.com> wrote:
John Doe <j... usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

I realize that lithium-ion batteries use regulation when
charging, but what is the third contact for when the
battery is being used?

Thermal sensor, most likely.

With a LIon battery it's likely an HDQ interface port.

What the fuck does "HDQ" mean?

Do you know what the fuck "Google" means?

Unless you are crippled, you should spell out obscure
acronyms the first time you use them. In other words... Learn
how to write, Asshole.

My, my, the stupid shit asks a question and demands everything
for nothing. Sorry, chump, the world owes you nothing. If
you're too lazy to look it up you can rot. I hope others here
decide the same.


No, if you're giving an explanation, then you should have given
an explanation.

I gave enough explanation that any idiot could find the
information they needed if it was at all applicable. The jerk
gave no real information so anything is possible.

I wrote:
I have some Bosch BAT411 lithium-ion 10.8 V batteries. One of the
tools is a flashlight. It includes a small circuit board between
the battery and the light bulb. The battery plug has three wires.
I realize that lithium-ion batteries use regulation when charging,
but what is the third contact for when the battery is being used?

...and I gave you a real possibility, dumbass.

You didn't, you assumed the original poster would know what you
meant, even though by his question chances are good that he
won't. And you assumed other people would know what you meant,
but no, it's not clear.

He obviously doesn't even know how to do a Google search, yet is
an ingrate who believes that the world somehow owes him
something.

Jack expects everyone to eat the garbage that he feeds them,
without question.

You're the garbage mouth here. Whatever floats your boat, Jack.

Yes, we can all grasp that you are suggesting it's some sort of
interface, but that's as far as it goes.

Did you try a search? It took me all of thirty seconds to find
what I needed when I had to design an HDQ master, with nothing
more than I gave earlier.

So you think that an "HDQ master" goes between a battery and a
flashlight bulb, Jack?

It could easily be an HDQ port for the *charger* dumbass. WHat a
moron!

If you didn't want to spell it out, then you might as well have
just said "do a websearch" and not said anything about what it
might be.

I gave him (or anyone) all the tools they need to investigate
the possibilities.

The possibilities of an "HDQ master" going between a flashlight
battery and a flashlight bulb, Jack?

YOu don't read any better than you think. The "master" doesn't go
between anything, you stupid shit.

Had the asshole simply asked for further help I might have
looked it up again.

So you got the impression that I did not want you to expand
further effort on the cause... Very good!

No, you turned into yourself (a perfect piece of shit), so I had no
intention of helping you any further, other than to show others here
just what a ingrate you really are. Hopefully they'll help you just
as much as I intend to in the future.

OTOH, he has demonstrated that he is too lazy to help himself

Apparently no one here knows what it is. To me, that is a
testament to the idea/fact that laziness is not the problem.

I know what it is and gave you everything you needed to find out for
yourself. I can't help it of you're a dumbass who thinks everyone
owes you answers to your stupid questions *and* too stupid to do an
easy web search.

and insults those who might assist. He can remain ignorant,
forever, for all I care.

I do not eat junk food, Jack.

True; you eat shit.

 

[John Doe]

Clint Sharp <clint clintsmc.demon.co.uk> wrote:

John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> writes

You were arguing the idea that an "HDQ interface port" is used
in a common flashlight, between the battery and the bulb, and
that the reader should go on a wild goose chase "googling" the
idea for more information.

I didn't suggest HDQ was used in a 'flashlight'

That's good, since it sounds ridiculous. What on earth would a flashlight use a communications port for?

By the way... There is nothing obscure about the word "flashlight", Linthead, so stop quoting it.

I suggested that if you Googled for the acronym then you'd find
out what it meant

I don't "Google", Linthead. And the results you touted did not
spell out the acronym. Jack probably does not know what it means
either.

and that it was unlikely to be. Anyway, enough, you've obviously
realised you're wrong because you've resorted to throwing
insults

Someone throwing insults for realizing he was wrong for throwing insults...

instead of the semi rational stuff you were posting before so
goodbye. Killfiled.

And he runs off to play with his imaginary kill file friend...
--

--
Clint Sharp



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[krw]

On 23 Dec 2009 00:47:33 GMT, John Doe <jdoe@usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

On 22 Dec 2009 10:52:47 GMT, John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

On 21 Dec 2009 21:22:58 GMT, John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid
wrote:

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:
krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

With a LIon battery it's likely an HDQ interface port.

What the fuck does "HDQ" mean?

Do you know what the fuck "Google" means?

Actually I did do some research, Jack. I found that your acronym
is at best obscure, or maybe you are just trying to waste the
reader's time. Who knows, Jack?

Doing a search for "krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz" and the acronym "HDQ".
The only result is this thread. Hmm. Is it something you recently
overheard, Jack?

Idiot. Why would you 1) do a Usenet search, and 2) use my
(altered)
email address?

Because your mother said it was okay, Jack.

No, because you're stupid.

Did you bother reading the original post, Jack?

"Jack" is a nickname for "John", idiot. My name isn't "John", *yours*
is, dummy. Have you never gotten anything right in your life, Jack?
No, I don't suppose so.

Did you even bother reading the first word of the subject line? Linthead is
talking about a battery charger. Is that what you are talking
about, Jack?

Obviously you're too stupid to figure out that my post was well within
the subject.

BWAAAAHAHAHAAAA!!!

They're coming to take you away...

Jack misspelled "Of course I did not read the original post, I did
not even read the subject line".

You're a liar too. What a surprise.

Speaking of morons...

Yes, I was speaking of (and to) *you*, Jack.

 

[krw]

On 23 Dec 2009 00:49:00 GMT, John Doe <jdoe@usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

This moron did not read the subject line or the original post.

This moron top posted, then copied ~140 lines of stuff after his lies.

<cleaning up after another self important top poster>

 

[John Doe]

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

This moron did not read the subject line or the original post.

...after his lies.

Are you still willing to argue that an "HDQ interface port" goes
between a Bosch flashlight battery and its flashlight bulb, Jack?

When you lead someone on a wild goose chase with your careless and
obscure answer, Jack, you should not be surprised when he rattles
your cage.
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Subject: Re: Discharging a lithium-ion battery, what is the third wire for?
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[krw]

On 23 Dec 2009 08:44:57 GMT, John Doe <jdoe@usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

This moron did not read the subject line or the original post.

...after his lies.

Are you still willing to argue that an "HDQ interface port" goes
between a Bosch flashlight battery and its flashlight bulb, Jack?

I never said any such thing, idiot. All my Bosch tools have chargers.
Don't know what crap you bought.

When you lead someone on a wild goose chase with your careless and
obscure answer, Jack, you should not be surprised when he rattles
your cage.

Only a wild goose chase for those too stupid to know how to do a web
search. You're too stupid to breathe regularly, so your IQ isn't a
surprise.

 

[John Doe]

But seriously... Neither the subject line nor my post had anything
to do with charging a battery, moron.

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

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On 23 Dec 2009 08:44:57 GMT, John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

This moron did not read the subject line or the original post.

...after his lies.

Are you still willing to argue that an "HDQ interface port" goes
between a Bosch flashlight battery and its flashlight bulb, Jack?

I never said any such thing, idiot. All my Bosch tools have chargers.
Don't know what crap you bought.

When you lead someone on a wild goose chase with your careless and
obscure answer, Jack, you should not be surprised when he rattles
your cage.

Only a wild goose chase for those too stupid to know how to do a web
search. You're too stupid to breathe regularly, so your IQ isn't a
surprise.

 

[John Doe]

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

Did you bother reading the original post, Jack?

YOU FAILED TO ANSWER THE QUESTION, JACK.

Did you even bother reading the first word of the subject
line? Linthead is talking about a battery charger. Is that
what you are talking about, Jack?

YOU FAILED TO ANSWER THE QUESTION, JACK.

Jack misspelled "Of course I did not read the original post, I
did not even read the subject line".
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[krw]

On 24 Dec 2009 01:46:53 GMT, John Doe <jdoe@usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

krw <krw att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

Did you bother reading the original post, Jack?

YOU FAILED TO ANSWER THE QUESTION, JACK.

You're going back five levels of quotes? You've lost your argument
and are now trying to weasel you way out. You are beyond stupid.

Did you even bother reading the first word of the subject
line? Linthead is talking about a battery charger. Is that
what you are talking about, Jack?

YOU FAILED TO ANSWER THE QUESTION, JACK.

I failed to answer nothing, you stupid shit.

Jack misspelled "Of course I did not read the original post, I
did not even read the subject line".

It's nice you quote so well. NOT.

 

[krw]

On 24 Dec 2009 01:43:24 GMT, John Doe <jdoe@usenetlove.invalid> wrote:

But seriously... Neither the subject line nor my post had anything
to do with charging a battery, moron.

But seriously, You're a stupid asshole.

<snipped stuff left by an asshole top-poster>

 

[John Doe]

krw <krw@att.bizzzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

On 24 Dec 2009 01:43:24 GMT, John Doe <jdoe@usenetlove.invalid
wrote:

But seriously... Neither the subject line nor my post had anything
to do with charging a battery, moron.

But seriously, You're a stupid asshole.

Your mother likes my asshole, Jack