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Old 09-02-2015, 03:29 AM   #7
Chance
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Originally Posted by JamieGeek View Post
From what I could tell, either the keep-alive wire for the radio is wired to the chassis battery (the radio main power is wired to the coach battery) or some other module isn't powering down with the key off (e.g. Some parasitic drain remains when the key is off).

Instead of taking a bunch of time chasing down the drain I chose instead to just disconnect the battery.

In addition, when I upgraded the Jensen radio I wired the keep-alive power to the switched coach power so when the unit is in "Store" the radio is completely powered off (the new radio has a GPS so once it syncs back up with the satellites it gets the time so I'm not constantly setting the time).
Since you have a switch installed on battery, it would be easy to put a current meter across the open switch to see how much current is being drawn while in storage. It would drive me nuts not knowing the source or amount of drain.
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