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Old 11th January 2005, 15:39   #1
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how long can u keep neons on

hi. was just wondering. how long do you think you can keep neons on without the ignition being turned on? if you make it direct to the battery how long do you think you can leave the neons on without draining the battery.. i think 3 hours is a good enough time for neons to be on?

Does anyone have any info or know anything about this?/

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Old 11th January 2005, 19:25   #2
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hey interesting topic.....
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Old 11th January 2005, 21:11   #3
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hi. was just wondering. how long do you think you can keep neons on without the ignition being turned on? if you make it direct to the battery how long do you think you can leave the neons on without draining the battery.. i think 3 hours is a good enough time for neons to be on?

Does anyone have any info or know anything about this?/

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depends wht u use on the side as well
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Old 11th January 2005, 22:01   #4
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hi. was just wondering. how long do you think you can keep neons on without the ignition being turned on? if you make it direct to the battery how long do you think you can leave the neons on without draining the battery.. i think 3 hours is a good enough time for neons to be on?

Does anyone have any info or know anything about this?/

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hey all,
Klasse i leave my neon's on when ever we drive from juhu to bandra and back at night for approx 2 hr's , it hasent given me a problem yet.
Best is to buy it on remote control for rs4600 at milan-sub from wasan or suraj motors. both are good and cheap.mine is connected directly to the battery so no hassel of starting the car every now and then. even if u are 20 feet away u can start the light's via remote , it's cool.
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Old 11th January 2005, 22:07   #6
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hey wildthing

as ur neons are directly connected to the battery - i guess u can keep them on , till the battery runs out !!
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Old 11th January 2005, 23:22   #7
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What i meant was how much time can u leave it on without the car being turned on so that the battery doesnt run out.
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hey wildthing

as ur neons are directly connected to the battery - i guess u can keep them on , till the battery runs out !!
we do that to bully him neways lol
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Old 12th January 2005, 15:53   #9
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That depends on how much of current your neons draw from the battery,

time shold be less than capacity of the battery in Ah/(current drawn), This is time to completely drain the bat. You need to have around 60% of bat to start your engine again
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That depends on how much of current your neons draw from the battery,

time shold be less than capacity of the battery in Ah/(current drawn), This is time to completely drain the bat. You need to have around 60% of bat to start your engine again
Precisely. Well said.

A lot of people forget about leaving enough power to crank up the car again (which is the function that puts the most electrical load on the battery for those few seconds)

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Old 19th January 2005, 14:37   #11
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hey...

well u can keep the neons on as long as u want.... may b even till ur battery runs dead.. well technically it depends on ur neons power consumption....based on tht u can calculate the amount f time u can keep em on without the engine running....

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