> without a programmer". Still the same subject from the same OP (in this c=
ase
> you, John), and you did it right to keep it in one thread, but I just can=
't
> see the same approach by VG which makes it really difficult to follow up
> things plus ignore or follow up the conversation if wanted.

I think VGs approach on the above was not as bad as your memory suggests.
General volume MAY have given a poor impression - see below.
I dislike proliferation of related threads and comment on it regularly
when apposite.

But VG jumped from related item to related item in a manner such that
the differences were "significant enough".
I would have preferred an umbrella subject line such as "Questions re
batteries for projects", but hindsight helps such decisions seem more
obvious.
I too think that VG could have  kept more posts under the same subject
line but a look at the last few indicated more variability than may be
expected from the above.

Incomplete. Nit perfectly in  chjonological order.

Parallelling LiIons and ideal diodes.
Coin cells in parallel.
Sources for small LiPo
DO35 power dissipation.
Float charging a LiPo with solar energy.
Float charging two x 18650 LiIon in series.
A current source circuit
Capacitors for DC blocking.

Withe this range and volume, it could be argued that a bit of
duplication is about acceptable.



         Russell.

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