Hi !
When you are wiping the batteries, you just minimize the contact resistance,
the lower is this resistance the higher current the battery can give.
Regard
Marcin
Doggre@xxxxxxx wrote:
> IGot there, and realized that I had left the batteries behind in a film
> cannister (I take them out after each shoot, to avoid the dreaded battery
> drain problem). No problem. Went to Fred Meyer, and picked up a set of
> 357s. On the back of the packaging, first instruction is to wipe them clean
> (of dirt, fingerprints, etc., I presume -- it didn't say). I recall reading
> (here on the list, I believe) to wipe the batteries clean before installing
> them. Seems that is the recommended factory procedure, as well. Maybe this
> explains some premature battery "failures"?
>
> Rich
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