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Postby a22 » Mon Jun 02, 2008 9:31 pm

Thnaks JohnC,
yes I think I can understand what you are saying.

Maybe I will leave the small one disconnected and just use it if I really have to as a boost if needed...

I guess also one could add a second battery of the same Amps, I mean we have abit of room in the bonnets?
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Postby JohnC » Mon Jun 02, 2008 9:49 pm

a22 wrote:I guess also one could add a second battery of the same Amps, I mean we have abit of room in the bonnets?

Maybe if the locks were fixed, info above, then you could do as BIG MVS, and I do, that is, disconnect the battery with the quick release negative connection on the battery, when you are not going to use the car for a week or so :wink: Works for me :lol:
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Postby a22 » Tue Jun 03, 2008 3:31 pm

Maybe if the locks were fixed, info above, then you could do as BIG MVS, and I do, that is, disconnect the battery with the quick release negative connection on the battery, when you are not going to use the car for a week or so


Yes that's probably the way to go. I used to do this before the lock went weird. I will have to investigate it via the info you have all sent.

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