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Old 01 July 2008, 16:36   #11
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Once started the engine does the rest of your systems and i dont think you will be drawing more than the charge being put back into your battery.
If you are it will not be long before you are in the poo electrically anyway - a large battery will just last a bit longer before it goes flat
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