L322 can i
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biketeacherdave
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I leave mine connected no reason why not. Mines on the charger now.
All my bikes are on trickle chargers to keep them topped up whilst locked up for the duration, they closed all the test centres down 2 weeks before anything.
All my bikes are on trickle chargers to keep them topped up whilst locked up for the duration, they closed all the test centres down 2 weeks before anything.
Hi, thanks I'm at a lose some say take earth off , as you know if I disconnect just about everything will need to be reset, don't want over load the system.
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I never bother disconnecting battery on my l322, made up a lead so leave charger in garage and plug into the 12s socket on tow bar.
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dubbleRR
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A range rover that you plug in to charge ,,,,Thats a great idea ........Think i will call it mmmmm a hybrid...na it will never catch on ...
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Always leave my battery connected to charge it.
"Smart chargers" are usually OK with modern cars.
"Smart chargers" are usually OK with modern cars.
stuu
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Iv a smart charger usually leave everything and anything connected
biketeacherdave
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Iv got a 35 year old charger, smart it is not sometimes I use that sometimes a more modern smart one.
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If you connect via the towing 7S socket, as long as you connect the charger BEFORE plugging into the mains, there is no need to disconnect the battery with any reasonable charger. However, some older chargers have a very rough output and need the battery disconnected and IMO should not even be used on a Lead/Calcium battery as the voltage is often not high enough.
Thanks for the input.
