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13/7/2020 at 8:26pm
Location: Near Alton Towers
Outfit: Bailey Burgundy S7 H
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As far as I am aware you don't HAVE to have a battery in the circuit. However, potentially it can cause some problems to delicate electronics as the battery (even if it's not fully charged) regulates or smooths out the possible DC voltage spikes and fluctuations when in use and switching on & off.
It is important that you keep loose the battery terminals insulated or just where there is no chance of them touching each other because the on-board charger will be trying to charge the missing battery.
Dave.
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14/7/2020 at 10:39am
Location: East Herts
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If you want to play safe, just get a car battery and connect it up. Doesn't have to be anything special, but it will do to stabilise the 12 volt supply like Pickled Onion says.
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Colin
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