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 Question regards triumph battery charger
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Stupid question I know but never having one before do I just leave it connected to the bike whenever I am not using it ? You cant overcharge the battery ? my one has just got a green flashing light going off all the time.
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"Lighten up, Francis."
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Is it a battery charger or battery tender? The latter the answer is yes, that's the whole point. The former, well, probably not.
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"Lighten up, Francis."
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From the Triumph site:
Features and Benefits
Suitable for all types of 12V lead-acid batteries.
Diagnoses & desulphates batteries safely.
Maintains your battery automatically for months.
Checks for & indicates battery drain due to internal damage or defects in vehicle electronics.
Full electronic & passive protection.
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Cheers Friarjohn, I will leave it on and see what happens, I think it just trickle feeds the battery when not being used.
Thanks for replying.
Gwilly
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"Lighten up, Francis."
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Yeah, I have a Battery Tender. I'm sure it's similar if not exactly the same. The intent is to maintain the battery while the bike is sitting for long periods.
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