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Question regarding Ipod connection
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scott16119
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I never do. If it draws a little juice to keep the battery charged, it has to be a very small amount. Unless you don't drive it for weeks at a time I'd not worry about it.
Jim&Teresa
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Always leave IPod plugged in.
We always leave our IPod plugged in our 2012 Spyder RT Limited. I also use a trickle charger to keep my battery charged and ready to go. I just have a battery tender trickle charger with a car charger adapter to plug into my RT "hot" 12 volt outlet in the rear storage area -- works great -- no worries about any battery drain. :2thumbs:
We always leave our IPod plugged in our 2012 Spyder RT Limited. I also use a trickle charger to keep my battery charged and ready to go. I just have a battery tender trickle charger with a car charger adapter to plug into my RT "hot" 12 volt outlet in the rear storage area -- works great -- no worries about any battery drain. :2thumbs:
Bob Denman
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If you're riding your bike every couple of days; it's no problem to leave it plugged in. :thumbup:
(Mine has been in place since I got the little "Saltine cracker" for Christmas, 2011...
(Mine has been in place since I got the little "Saltine cracker" for Christmas, 2011...
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