Jenks;151824 Wrote: 
> You won't believe this one either, but if you disturb any burned in
> cable it will go through a very quick version of burn in. The effect is
> small but repeatable in tests I have done - removing the cable, coiling
> it up, uncoiling it and plugging it back in.  

You are scraping the thin layer of corrosion off the plugs when you do
that, so I would expect a small effect. Coiling and uncoiling will also
damage the structure of the cable and possibly the adhesion of the
insulator to the cable as well. Keep doing it over a small area and you
get work hardening and that leads to breaks, like when you bend a spoon
backwards and forwards many times (I used to write software for the
detection of cracks due to this effect). I'm sure there are even more
reasons why physical manipulation of a cable can alter it.


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