Norton battery after taking it off the charger overnight at 6amp.
Guzzi after being off the charger overnight. 13.37 down to 12.91. Seems like quite the drop to me. I need to chase down where the drain is coming from. Ideas? The only aftermarket apparatus is the heated grips so that would be my first suspect.
Here's the reading on the Odyssey on the Norton, as I mentioned I don't get it on the charger. So apparently this battery use to be used on one of my dad's BMWs and was switched out when it wouldn't reliably turn the starter. With the Norton that's not important because I stand on one of the starting devices...
I keep the Guzzi on the charger all the time. So I pull the charger off and tested the voltage too.
Normally I leave the charger on the 1amp setting. I'm sure this voltage reading is going to send @docc into a battery fueled rage.
So now I put the Norton battery (12.90v) on the 6amp mode and charge it up and see what happens.
Not sure what I'm going to do with the Guzzi battery as it obviously starts just fine.
Now I am using the cheapest multimeter (free) possible so I don't know the accuracy of the reading.
Let's see what happens...
So leave it on the charger all the time or not? On my Greenie it will definitely suck down the battery when off. For the Odyssey in the Norton it doesn't.
Two things, you have to be in the forum view, not the actual thread to see the Best Answer thing.
Second, I may have clicked on another response and unset the flag you had for best answer.
I'm quite the troublemaker.
Something that the phones do better than traditional cameras Is all the post-processing they do with the image that you never see.
So it’s not just that they are capturing a ton of pixels but what they can do with them afterwards.
But that discussion probably isn’t appropriate in the thread about not posting words.
A friend of mine would do Dam Tours, you get a plaque and you take pictures at each dam. Here's one version: http://www.damtour.com
Out here in the West you might put on thousands upon thousands of miles.
I highly doubt the dams are nearly as exciting as European landmarks.