Recharge lead acid battery

A flamer is someone who gets bombastic and sarcastic and verbally runs you down. It doesn't take much to set some people off. All you have to do is look through some of these threads
some examples
here is the last lead acid battery question.

http://www.keil.com/forum/docs/thread12851.asp

and here is a good example of flaming.
http://www.keil.com/forum/docs/thread12948.asp
Per Westermark is not being very nice

http://www.keil.com/forum/docs/thread13003.asp

Cheers

A flamer is someone who gets bombastic and sarcastic and verbally runs you down. It doesn't take much to set some people off. All you have to do is look through some of these threads
some examples
here is the last lead acid battery question.

http://www.keil.com/forum/docs/thread12851.asp

and here is a good example of flaming.
http://www.keil.com/forum/docs/thread12948.asp
Per Westermark is not being very nice

http://www.keil.com/forum/docs/thread13003.asp

Cheers

I think you will have to update your definition of a flamer.

First link:
I do not belive that you intended me as flamer there, for answering the OPs questions, so you must mean Andy's subject line:
"And the nominations for the "Most Wildly Off-Topic Question" award are..."

Second link:
The discussion starts with a hijack of another thread, and without relevant facts for anyone to answer.
The discussion continues in the linked thread a number of days later, where the previous thread hijacker has suddenly gotten in a hurry to get a set of implemented functions, based on a request that still doesn't contain the relevant information for anyone to answer.

It is always considered bad to try and force forum members to hurry to answer questions.

There is a big difference between asking a question after getting stuck, and writing posts with need/give me/now/urgent/send requests.

Note the questions/suggestions I wrote in my second post? Flamers don't give suggestions - other than of the unprintable kind.

Third link:
Tamir oposes to a thread hijacker who are SCREAMING and asking about ARM information in someone elses C51 thread - and then gives advice.

Well, this question certainly does look like a pretty strong contender...

I think this would be a more appropriate place to look: www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx monitor&doy=26m8

(you're going to have to manually copy-and-paste that link)