Thread: (Earlier version of) Backup onboard charger not correct
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Unread 12-01-2007, 13:32
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Re: Backup onboard charger not correct
My concern would be the main battery gets drained or just disconnected and now the backup battery is directly connected back into the main circuit. True, it can only supply approx. 180ma back into the main +12v circuitry, but I'd really prefer that the backup battery not do that. Or is there something here to prevent that from happening.

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