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Re: battery
It should not run down in a couple of days .Couple of weeks ? Maybe.
Keep it on a tender if not riding regularly .Clocks ,presets and even a faulty trunk light switch can kill a battery .
Keep it on a tender if not riding regularly .Clocks ,presets and even a faulty trunk light switch can kill a battery .
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Re: battery
Got to watch the 5-to-4 wire adapters for a trailer. One I bought draws 110 mA (0.11 Amps), enough to draw down a battery in even shorter time than a few weeks. Installed a relay run off the front fairing marker light to power the adapter, only runs trailer lights when marker lights are on.
George Hostler
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2001 Kawasaki ZG1200 Voyager XII
1971 Honda CB100
Clovis, NM, US
Christian Motorcycle Association
Salvation Army Motorcycle Ministry, Western Territory
http://tsammcentral.org/
2001 Kawasaki ZG1200 Voyager XII
1971 Honda CB100