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Segilla | 05:53 Wed 08th Feb 2006 | Science
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Does volume have any effect on a battery's life?
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Even in equipment using motor driven devices (CD, Tape drives) most of the power goes to drive the loudspeaker/s, especially at higher volumes.
05:58 Wed 08th Feb 2006
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Yes, it will shorten the life of the battery. The battery is an energy store which is converted into sound energy (and heat energy, possibly light energy on a display etc). The greater the volume, the more energy produced and therefore the more energy transferred from the battery. However, the efficieccy of a radio isn't that good so the effect isn't great. Other energy losses remain much the same irrespective of the volume
13:00 Wed 08th Feb 2006

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