Battery Capacity

[dwest100]

It's an unusual approach. I mentor budding electrical engineers who ask the wrong questions all the time. I always appreciate too much information over what they think is a concise question.

Over many years of forum searching, I have found, regardless of the forum or subject, lengthy, complicated questions are seldom completely read by those who choose to answer. The more information I provide (complications) the less understood the question becomes. Then I must repeat various parts of the question(s) to get to a reader who fully understands it and can provide relevant answers. Then you throw in those few rude smart**SES and their snide commenting and it becomes an exercise annoyance and frustration.

One can always qualify an answer as Amberwolf did and stick to answering the original question(s).

But hey, no matter how much effort one puts into asking a question, it’ll still take one special reader to answer succinctly, yet completely. And that will be among several too many incomplete answers.

Que Sera, Sera ​

 

[circuitsmith]

But hey, no matter how much effort one puts into asking a question, it’ll still take one special reader to answer succinctly, yet completely.

Over many years of forum searching, I have found, regardless of the forum or subject, lengthy, complicated questions are seldom completely read by those who choose to answer.

I suggest you adjust your expectations re advice offered free of charge.