Just curious..

[mapsanji]

I normaly diconnect my battery terminals on my bike ( gt250r ) when away on leave say 2 - 3 weeks, after reconnecting the terminals my digital clock and speedo is perfect, where do's the power coming from if the battery is disconected for so long..??

[Gubb]

There's a small battery in the dash, it takes fuck all power to keep a clock running. How long does your watch go between battery changes?

[mapsanji]

There's a small battery in the dash, it takes fuck all power to keep a clock running. How long does your watch go between battery changes? Don't know never noticed....I'm just worried I loose all my digital settings, milage and clock..

[Madness]

What benefit do you get from disconnecting your battery for a period of 2-3 weeks?.

[mapsanji]

What benefit do you get from disconnecting your battery for a period of 2-3 weeks?. From preventing battery running flat, I do it on my car aswell..

[Gubb]

If it was as easy as disconnecting the battery to wipe the odometer, there would be serious issues.

[Gubb]

From preventing battery running flat, I do it on my car aswell..
If the bike isn't turned on, you got nothing to worry about.

Only time I would disconnect it is for a winter (if I lived in Canada).

Complete waste of time.

[McDuck]

You would be a lot better off leaving a trickel charger on it.

[CookMySock]

Theres also a little flash-memory chip in the dash. It can write lots of stuff into this memory and store it indefintely - internal or external battery connected or not. But yeah the clock runs from a tiny battery onboard. You can reset the odometer by browning out the main battery wiring.

Steve

[birdhandler]

Recovered fom oos
your mothers let you have your PC back??
Please tell :Offtopic:

[CookMySock]

:wavey:

Sometimes it's healthy to get an existance out in the blue VR dome, away from the real world.

Steve

[birdhandler]

Shock Horror Is there intelligent life out there ??
Dangerous be restrained this time around
:calm:
Cheers