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knockn4life 
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Posted: July 03, 2008 at 9:35 PM / IP Logged  
i am in need of help. i want to hard wire a 400 watt power inverter to the battery but im not sure if it will kill the battery. i have heard that even when its switched off it still draws power and will kill the battery. Is this a myth or true? what other options do i have?
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some inverters can still place a load on the battery even when switched off(led's and crap)  you can solve the problem by adding a seperate switch for just the power source of the inverter.  so when you switch that power off the inverter is isolated completely from your battery.
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How much current does the inverter pull? 


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