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Guys, does moving a battery around in its socket or switching battery positions add "life" to the battery. I've done this a few times and was able to get extra juice. Why?
It is not necessary to move a battery around in its socket regularly. Batteries are designed to stay in their designated sockets and function properly without frequent movement.
No, moving a battery around in its socket does not improve its performance. The battery's performance is determined by its chemical composition and design, not by its physical location in the socket.
Moving a battery around in its socket can potentially damage the battery or the device it is powering. It can also cause short circuits or other malfunctions. It is best to avoid moving batteries unless necessary for maintenance or replacement purposes.
If you need to move a battery for maintenance or replacement, make sure to follow proper safety precautions. Turn off the device and unplug it from any power source before attempting to remove or replace the battery. Use gloves and protective gear if necessary and handle the battery carefully to avoid any accidents or damage.
No, it is not necessary to move a battery around in its socket to prevent corrosion. Corrosion can occur due to various factors such as exposure to moisture or extreme temperatures, and moving the battery around will not prevent it. Proper storage and maintenance of the battery can help prevent corrosion.