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Not Yet Wild
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Will leaving the charger plugged in drain the battery?
Older Huyndai with a manual charger. I will leave the charger plugged into the cart but because the charger is manual I will have it on an external timer to turn it off (unplug it).
When I plug the charger into the cart I hear the charger "click" even before I can plug the charger into the wall. I understand the click is because the charger recognizes the cart's voltage and closes the relay to allow the current to flow and charge. If the charger sends a trickle of current to the charger at all times to make the charger recognize it, will the charger drain the battery if it is left plugged in? Jeff |
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08-22-2011, 08:19 AM
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nimda
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Re: Will leaving the charger plugged in drain the battery?
Sure can.
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08-22-2011, 09:38 AM
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Re: Will leaving the charger plugged in drain the battery?
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