Bending=breaking?
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Yes.
Originally posted by
~LaUr3n~
The more flexible a toy is...the more movement can happen with inner wiring ect. I like flexibility but I think it would break easier. Make more sense?
I think it depends on how the toy is made. Like I have a Fun Factory Stranger which is made of super soft and flexible silicone but I don't think there's wires in the places where it bends the most
07/02/2009
A well designed vibrator should not be affected by that, at least not for a loooooong time. I see where you're coming from though. I like when all the wiring runs dead center in the vibrator.
I did have one incident on one of my jelly vibrators. The wires within were encased in plastic tubes that connected in the middle and after a few years the jelly finally pulled the 2 halves apart.
I did have one incident on one of my jelly vibrators. The wires within were encased in plastic tubes that connected in the middle and after a few years the jelly finally pulled the 2 halves apart.
07/09/2009
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Yea good point. I was just curious.
Originally posted by
In Purrgatory
In my experience with electronics, internal wiring has much less of an issue with breaking a connection than external wiring. The likeliest spot of a broken wire is the place where the wire exits the toy, if there is a wired remote - it will
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In my experience with electronics, internal wiring has much less of an issue with breaking a connection than external wiring. The likeliest spot of a broken wire is the place where the wire exits the toy, if there is a wired remote - it will constantly be bent, rather than just flexed.
07/31/2009
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