My experience. For 42 years I have started 10 engines a day (a guess) I have learned to listen to the starter to tell me the condition of the battery etc. I would think some here have accumulated the same ear they can tell by the sound of the starter if it has a dead hole are low on compression...
What I learned on my BOTA. No pre-warm cycle I can tell a big difference in the sound of the starter it sounds like its working hard, It does not lite off as fast. I think at times the battery may be low hummm...
When I use the Pre-warm up cycle the starter and battery seam to be happy it lite's off much faster...
Try it for yourself I think you will be able to come to the same conclusion... On mine its manual I turn the key to the left and count to 5 then hit the starter it seams to be easier on the starter and battery.
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