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Increase battery life for electronics

Increase battery life for electronics
some people wonder why their electronics last for only a few years but some of the same models  last for 10 more years. this is because you may not know a few of the correct ways to keep your machine running in top condition.
 
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Step 1Keeping your electronics charged!

keeping your electronics charged!
some people are in fear of their electronics dying while their in a buisness meeting, during a homework assinment. well you should keep your  computer or electronics charged, but leaving your computer charging constanty while not in use  can fry your battery. keeping your battery always at full can b bad too this is because your computer will start to think that full charge is now your new "about-to-die". thus means that when u take it off the charger it will decrease amount of time for it to die compared to brand new. try charginit for an hour when your done with it or while you use it. ou should check manual for the amount of time i needs to charge.
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Mar 28, 2012. 11:51 AMRSV26 says:
works for PSP . i use it for remote play ,battery killer!
Aug 18, 2011. 7:11 AMOrkekum says:
A battery runs a little better in warm, the colder the more less electricity it can store, example mp3 players, and you go outside where it's minus 20C, and your player cools down to that, then its capacity is far less than it used to be.
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Too hot can dry the battery out, or burn it, so approx room temperature

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